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Last season, Jamal Williams was drafted as the running back 44 in August.

He finished with nearly 44 touchdowns.

Jerich McKinnon, Isaiah Pacheco, were both drafted outside of the top 130.

The same goes for rookie Tyler Algier, who led the NFL in rushing in the final four weeks of last season.

So today, we do it all over again.

We name our six go-to running back sleepers with

the parameters. They must be drafted after the start of round 10 ADP of 120 plus. Yeah. And to me,

it's just finding guys that could fall into the end zone once or twice for a couple weeks of the year.

Like that's like the only thing I'm trying to find out. And it's like if this happens, then this guy will be the goal lineback.

That's kind of the thing I'm looking for, especially in half PPR best ball.

This is the third year we've done this.

Two years ago, you had some veteran running backs who changed teams that were extremely undervalued in terms of James Connor and Leonard Fornette.

And they kind of did it from week one until week 17.

Last year among those names other than Jamal Williams, who like you said, just had an outlandish touch carry in terms of inside the five and inside the 10 yard.

Many of the others had like pockets of the season.

And that's kind of what we're aiming for here.

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