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or Plunder-Rong-Doh!

Running back to Ohio. Running Back deniers exist. They still exist. Those that deny the power of the running back.

After our Lord and Savior walked among us in 2019 throughout the football season

Christian McCaffrey walked among us virtually guaranteeing fantasy football

championships for everyone that drafted him at either the 101,

102, 103.

And this year, a number of running backs could go over 25 fantasy points again.

Oh yes, oh yes. Outscoring their wide receiver

counterparts by multiple fantasy points per game. And that's assuming that we have a wide

receiver one that even gets to 22 fantasy points a game,

like Michael Thomas did last year, but there's absolutely no guarantee that's going to happen.

Less time during training camp and pre-season for quarterbacks and wide receivers who develop rapport and chemistry and timing.

So I expect the running back one tier to outperform the wide receiver one tier by an even wider margin this year.

The wide receiver tiers should continue to flatten

and the running back tears continue to diverge

because Miles Sanders is in play

to blast past 20 fantasy points per game. Joe Mixon's in play to blast past 20 fantasy points per game.

Joe Mixon's in play to blast past 20 fantasy points a game.

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