If you want to be a fantasy football champion, this is worth knowing. Over 73 running backs are being

drafted this year, but only a handful are worth being on your team. These are the must-draft

RBs for 2022. Now, this might surprise you because it's surprised me, but Aaron Jones, this man right

here, Packers running back, scores 20% more fantasy points, 17.6 in games where AJ Dylan plays compared to when Dylan is out with just 14.7.

And it's over a decent sample in the last two years since Dylan has been in the NFL of seven games.

And there's a reason for this, a big reason for this.

One word.

Targets.

Targets are worth 2.7 times more points to running backs in fantasy football over

the last decade and it's really simple to understand you get a point perception a half a point

perception but even if you don't do any points per reception in your league yards after the catch

are going to be three to four times as much as yards per carry and you can see right here

Jones averages nearly five targets per game with dillon active and when he's out 3.7.

He sees 27% more targets when Dylan is out there.

This means you should not be concerned about Dylan stealing more carries.

I mean, last year Dylan had more carries.

Jones saw 171 and AJ Dylan saw 187.

He had 16 more carries than Jones last year and Jones still finishes the top 10 running back.

And now Devante Adams is no longer a Packer. And in seven games without Adams, Jones is averaging 25.97 points since 2019.

This would literally rank number one ahead of Josh Allen last year amongst any position in fantasy football for scoring by nearly two points.

Now, do you want to hear something crazy?

Ezekio Elliott's salary cap hit this year is $18.2 million, $22% more than any other running

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