The specific running backs that we're willing to draft and are not willing to click on in the running back dead zone in 2024.

That's what we're going to talk about on today's episode of Stealing Banana's Shorts. I'm Ben Gretch.

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I'm going to kind of rapid fire take these at you, and you can jump in anytime I get one,

like completely and totally wrong.

But we're running back 11.

Isaiah Pacheco, I'm going to say no there simply because the chiefs have gone so far out of their way to make sure there is no talent on that depth chart that could compete with him.

I mean, the chiefs are basically the Dallas Cowboys from a running back depth chart perspective. It's that bad. So I think that he is safe. I agree with that. But I will say that that's why he's going RB11. He continues to rise because people are like, there's no competition here, but not necessarily because of him, which is a big dead zone marker. It's not the player.

It's the situation.

Now that's a problem.

Completely agree.

Josh Jacobs, I mean, his, I think people, because he had the good 2022, there is a denial about just how bad he has been in the other seasons,

and 2023 was the worst.

It was catastrophic.

He could easily lose the starting job without injury.

Rashad White could easily lose without injury.

That one I think I'm just flat out projecting.

It's one of the reasons why I have so much Bucky Irving.

I think Cook is okay.

Joe Mixon, granted, yeah, you don't have a good backup, but Joe Mixen is not good.

Could lose it to Damien Pierce without injury.

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