We love workhorse running backs in fantasy football.

Let's see if we can identify some and find out if they are good right now on fantasy football

today in five.

All right, everybody, welcome to the show.

This was a fun topic last year.

We had guys like Levion Bell and Melvin Gordon and David Johnson, and we probably were

talking about Mark Engram this time of year, Todd Gurley, wondering what their workloads would be. Would they be workhorsebacks? Would they get maybe 250 carries or something like that? And really, were they good anymore? This year, they're kind of being replaced by younger running backs. We'll talk more about that in depth on the full-length show on fantasy football today. I'm Adam Aiser with

Jamie Eisenberg. Let's give you a little preview. First, Jamie, we're wondering, are these

guys workhorses number one? And are they good? That's equally as important. So looking at the

year two running backs, you do have competition in some of those backfields. So Jonathan Taylor,

Camakers, DeAndre Swift, Clyde Edward Ziller, J.K. Dobbins, Antonio Gibson. How many have competition in some of those backfields. So Jonathan Taylor, Cam Acres, the Andres

Swift, Clyde Edward Zillard, J.K. Dobbins, Antonio Gibson. How many workhorses? And it's a vague definition I know, but you kind of know it when you see it. How many workhors do you think we have there? I think Jonathan Taylor should be one. I think Camakers should be one. I think Antonio Gibson and Clydevers Hillare should

be workhors just looking at what the rest of their backfields look like. You could probably argue

that Acres, knowing that Daryl Henderson had a big role last year, might not be that guy. You could

argue maybe even Jonathan Taylor with Marlon Mack back might not be the same guy given the

way that the year started for him and the way that the year finished. But I think you have to take

the chances on those guys. Antonio Gibson, when healthy, looks like that guy based on what we saw

last year. Dobbins probably is not, but I don't think that necessarily matters. You know,

we've seen the Ravens running back, the main Ravens running back, about 16

touches per game, finish as a top 15 caliber type of guy on a per game basis, looking

at Mark Engram in 2019 and Dobbins last year.

So he doesn't have to necessarily be a workhorse to be a top 15 PPR running back and maybe close to

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