Good morning, big girls. In today's video, we're going to try to expose any running back this year that I think could potentially be a league winning running back. And the criteria I have for a league winning running back is that you need to average over 20 half ppr points per game. Okay. And you have to have played at least 14 games. So I created this little chart and now I went out of my way. I did a little research for this. And I grabbed every running back that has averaged over 20 half PPR fantasy points per game in a season since 2010. So we're looking at a 13-ish game sample size. I wanted to see what commonalities we had, what things we can derive

from the data to see and project hopefully what we can expect this year. So in the beginning part

of this video, I'll be pointing out interesting things that I found in the chart and in the data.

And then the back half of this video will be going through the top 12 running backs that are

getting drafted per ADP right now and kind of fit the pieces in whether or not I think that

they can fit this criteria and average over 20 half ppr fantasy points per game.

So y'all know what are you all? So we will throw the data up on the screen.

And for the most part, it's pretty basic data.

But I wanted to look at some volume stats, some efficiency stats, some team stats.

Because I think all are equally important. Okay. So we have

points per game. Obviously, we have everyone listed starting in 2023. The only player that did it was

Christian McCaffrey. Obviously, if you're listening to be a podcast, this is probably an episode that

you want to go check out on YouTube. That will be linked down below. We got carries, rushing

yards, rushing touchdowns, targets, receptions, receiving yards, receiving touchdowns targets receptions receiving yards receiving touchdowns total

opportunities total touches total touchdowns the offensive line rank that year in terms of run blocking

rank only the team points per game and the team points per game rank that last column is supposed to

say rank after it so you see like team points per game at the top with san franc, 28.6 all the way in the top right there.

That rank was second in the NFL.

So I wanted to get a look at like the overall volume of player had, the overall production the player had in what parts of the games that they had it in.

And then also the supporting cast.

So how often was the team scoring and how helpful was the offensive line. So that was the data

that we pulled. Now, this is a sample size of 21 running back. So 21 running back since the year,

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