Top 5 fantasy rb 2022 năm 2022

It is no surprise to most of us fantasy players that Jonathan Taylor is not only the top running back in our positional rankings, but he'll likely be the No. 1 pick in most drafts when it's actually time to build your teams.

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It's hard to argue with JT's case. Just when it looked like Derrick Henry was about to dominate yet again, he got hurt in the middle of the 2021 season and from that point forward, it became the Taylor show. The star runner ultimately finished with a whopping 2,171 total yards from scrimmage and 20 total touchdowns.

Like I said: Hard to argue with, but one of our experts does disagree, preferring Christian McCaffrey as the top-ranked running back this season. Despite two injury-plagued seasons, CMC has settled in as the consensus No. 2 back following the Carolina Panthers trading for Baker Mayfield, with the hope that Mayfield's presence under center brings more stability to the offense.

How things play out after Taylor and McCaffrey are up for debate.

Who should be the No. 3 RB in 2022 fantasy drafts?

Is it the aforementioned Henry, all healed up and ready to throw earth-shattering stiff arms again? Maybe it's Dalvin Cook, the electrifying Vikings star who's a threat to score every time he touches the ball?

[2022 Fantasy Draft Rankings: QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | DEFs | Ks]

Or, just maybe, Austin Ekeler, the Chargers' do-it-all runner, deserves that spot.

Ekeler's case to be the No. 3 running back off the board is pretty strong. Like Taylor, Ekeler also scored 20 total touchdowns, but unlike Taylor, he scored eight times through the air. He put together 1,558 yards from scrimmage, 647 of which were via receptions — which is incredibly important to half-and-full-point PPR players.

Whether you think Ekeler is the best option after Taylor and McCaffrey or someone else, our fantasy analysts can help you make the right decision with their rankings below:

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Surprise, surprise: Another analyst is about to tell you that running back is the most important position in fantasy football. You already know it — everybody has that one cautionary tale of when they tried out the “Zero-RB” draft strategy. Sure, you could hit on all of your rookie sleepers and breakout handcuffs and win that way, but generally speaking, going into the middle rounds without any top-level RBs is a huge risk. That’s why we like to break down our 2022 fantasy RB rankings into tiers and map out different plans depending on how your draft unfolds.

Tier systems have a ton of value to draft researchers. Tiers essentially split players into grouped lists as opposed to one massive top 75 or 100. It’s a lot less overwhelming to pinpoint a handful of players at each juncture of your draft than it is to see dozens of players ranked on top of each other.

2022 STANDARD RANKINGS:
QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | D/STs | Kickers | Top 200 | Superflex

As we do every year for every position (well, not kicker, because...well, you know), we've tiered off our rankings to give you a better idea of how your draft could (and should) unfold. Specifically, we want to look at what to expect if you wait until the various stages of your draft to fill your RB1, RB2, flex, and primary backup slots.

2022 PPR RANKINGS:
QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | D/STs | Kickers | Top 200 | Superflex

Obviously, we build our tier systems using our rankings. The positional rankings do not change here, but what does is the manner in which they’re broken down. The goal is to clarify the value yielded by each set of backs. If you have multiple backs in the top-two tiers, you can feel confident stocking up on WR, TE, and QB for the next few rounds. If you’re thin at RB in the early rounds, you’ll want to take some time to stock up on tier-three and tier-four RBs before all hope for a good draft diminishes.

2022 FANTASY SLEEPERS:
QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | D/STs | One from each team

The RBs at the top of the 2022 rankings are pretty obvious: You can’t do better than 2021 rushing champ Jonathan Taylor and previous back-to-back rushing king Derrick Henry in standard leagues. (In PPR leagues, more backs, like Najee Harris and Austin Ekeler, join the party.) After that, you’ll see 10 other RBs comprising Tiers 2 and 3 who would arguably all make solid first-round draft picks.

2022 AUCTION VALUES (Standard & PPR):
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Of course, every year we see a new crop of injuries and a new group of underwhelming busts from the early-round RB class. Last season, Derrick Henry and Christian McCaffrey owners were in complete misery when their lead backs went down to respective season-ending injuries, and Saquon Barkley just flat-out stunk up our second tier.

2022 RANKINGS TIERS & DRAFT STRATEGY:
QBs | WRs | TEs | D/STs

That’s two prime examples of why positional depth can be so crucial for your fantasy squad, especially at RB. No starting fantasy spot suffers more injuries and year-to-year positional volatility than running back. You want studs, but you also want to grab some high-upside sleepers, rookies, and potential breakouts. Ideally, you want at least two total RBs from the top-three tiers, and then at least two more by the end of Tier 5. Or you can keep it simple and just remember that you want a total of five RBs from the player pools within Tiers 1-5.

But Do. Not. Wait. Please don’t read that last line as “I can forego RBs in the first three rounds, and then load up on value backs in Rounds 4 through 9.” Just because Rhamondre Stevenson slid into the back-end of our fifth tier doesn’t make him a preferred RB3 or flex. And if you have Saquon Barkley or Alvin Kamara as your RB1 anchor, good luck to you! You might be spending your FAAB money or scouring the wire sooner in the season than ever before.

The drop-off between RB tiers is much more pronounced than the drop-off between WR, TE, and QB tiers, and far fewer sleepers exist below RB Tier 6 than at other positions. It simply cannot be preached enough: Draft RBs early and often, and enter Week 1 with depth. Finding the best players is essentially all about finding the best value in each round, and tiers help us to approximate value before diving into the deep end of a player pool on draft day. Strategies save savants and sink suckers.

A tiered system can help you before and during your draft. Highlight your preferred targets from each tier, and determine when you want to hopefully select them. On draft day, regroup if you feel your early targets have all been snagged. Tiers keep you focused on what value you should aim for at each point in the draft, keeping you from panic-reaching to overcompensate for missing an early target.

We'll be updating our rankings throughout the preseason, so check back for frequent updates.

Rankings and tiers based on standard, non-PPR leagues. PPR leagues could have different tiers, which may be highlighted throughout the text below.

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2022 Fantasy RB Tiers: Who are the best fantasy football RBs?

Tier 1:

The top-tier RBs are the perennial cream of the crop in fantasy football. If you nab one of these two guys, you’re celebrating after the draft even if you make some minor mistakes throughout the middle rounds. Taylor and Henry are both workhorse backs with little competition when it comes to touches. Henry led the NFL in attempts and just about every rushing stat in 2019 and ‘20, and Taylor did the same last season after Henry got hurt (right foot). Because of said injury, Taylor gets the slight edge heading into this season. It also doesn’t hurt that he’s only 23.

Unless you completely mangle the rest of your draft, you’re in automatic contention if you grab either of these backs at Nos. 1 or 2 and they stay healthy throughout the majority of the season.

Tier 2: 

Tier 2 consists of six RBs who are clear first-round fantasy assets. These six backs greatly outvalue virtually all wide receivers or tight ends in standard leagues and most in PPR. The only PPR exception might be Nick Chubb, who doesn’t hold as much value as the stud pass-catchers outside of standard leagues.

If Taylor and Henry weren’t so generationally dominant, we would see Harris, Cook, and Ekeler in Tier 1 in standard leagues. For now, though, they’ll have to be content with just being first-tier (or, at least, borderline first-tier) guys in PPR. Each has a stanglehold on their respective backfields and possesses above-average skill sets both on the ground and through the air.

The same could be said for McCaffrey, who many consider a top-tier back (especially in PPR), but injuries have really derailed his past two seasons, so he must earn his way back into the top five. Mixon, who just turned 26, sneaks in the back end of the second tier after a 1,500-yard, 16-TD season with an AFC-champion team that should only improve with time. If you come away with one back from Tier 1 or Tier 2 in the first two rounds, you’re already sitting pretty.

2022 CONSISTENCY RATINGS:
Quarterback | Running back | Wide receiver | Tight end

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Tier 3:

Tier 3 consists of high-upside second- and third-year backs who could very well vault into first-round fantasy producers (plus Ezekiel Elliott). Both Williams and Swift scored over 200 PPR points last season and Williams wasn't even a featured back.

The biggest breakout candidate in this tier is Dobbins, who finished 2020 on an absolute tear, posting 495 rushing yards and seven scores in his last six games. Don’t let his ‘21 knee injury blur your vision on this difference-making back in a run-first offense. Swift has similar upside (especially in PPR leagues) and Williams will have to fend off Melvin Gordon III to really take over, but the talent is certainly there.

Elliott is the one guy trending downward who still has some upper-tier juice. He averaged the fewest carries (13.9) and rushing yards (58.9) per game last season. If not for his 12 TDs — 10 of which came on a staggering 35 red-zone carries — we might have demoted him to Tier 4. But temper your expectations there — about a dozen non-RBs seem more appealing than Elliott in standard leagues, even more in PPR leagues.

Everybody’s strategy is different, but the most consistent winners tend to prioritize RBs early. You can live with your RB1 coming from this year, and if you come away with one or two RBs from these first three tiers, your fantasy team already has a very solid foundational core and can begin to really target value at other skill positions.

Tier 4:

If you weren’t able to nab one or two RBs in Tiers 1-3, don’t enter panic mode. Maybe you went WR-WR or WR-TE in the late first and early second of a PPR draft to almost guarantee other positional advantages over opponents all season. Whatever the case, you’ll be fine as long as you start targeting RB value for the next couple rounds (unless an absolute steal of a WR falls to you).

Tier 4 features backs who are perfectly capable of serving as RB1s on a strong squad. Barkley is the biggest question mark, but in a perfect-health vacuum, he’s one of the most talented backs in the NFL. Akers also has tremendous skill, not to mention a Super Bowl-winning offense, but he has also dealt with injuries. Both have Tier-1 upside when they’re on the field, which makes them luxury RB2s. If you trust your ability to find value at WR, you could give yourself a leg up getting one of these guys in the second- or third-round.

Fournette, Jones, Etienne, and Hall would all get considerable bumps in PPR leagues, with Jones especially jumping up. Jones will help fill the receiving void left by All-Pro Davante Adams, and he could become the focal point of Aaron Rodgers’ offense. Fournette, meanwhile, could see more dump-offs and screen-passes from a 45-year-old Tom Brady. After a ‘21 Lisfranc injury in his left foot, Etienne will make his NFL debut just like the rookie Hall. Both Etienne and Hall have star-quality potential.

On the standard-league side of things, consider the value of Damien Harris, Clyde Edwards-Helaire, and Josh Jacobs. Harris averaged 12.8 standard points per game, thanks in large part to his heavy red-zone usage. However, he almost rarely gets targets. Edwards-Helaire finished just shy of double-digit scoring average, but knee and shoulder injuries kept him out of seven games. He’ll be very active with wideout Tyreek Hill out of the picture, and maybe he’ll see more than a six-percent target share and seven total touches within opponents’ 10.

While CEH could see increased usage due to the departure of a stud WR, Jacobs could see diminished touches due to Davante Adams’ arrival in Vegas. We may never see nine TDs and 50-plus catches from Jacobs again, but he’s certainly a steady RB2.

Can you live with one of these backs as your RB1? You can, but the lower you get in this tier, the riskier it gets. All the backs have similar upsides with notable red flags, so they’re all better off as RB2s or even RB3s if you really go RB heavy in the first four or five rounds.

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Fantasy RB Rankings Tiers: Sleepers and committee backs

Tier 5: 

This section contains a ton of our sleeper picks, including top handcuff options Pollard and Dillon. Sanders and Hunt can be great, but they can also just as well get bogged down with injuries. Walker and Cook serve as our favorite rookie RBs not named Breece Hall. Edmonds could enjoy a breakout in his first full season as a nominal lead back, but he could also suffer behind a poor offensive line in a crowded backfield. Patterson is in a similar boat, and can’t possibly replicate his stunning ‘21 campaign. Penny has promise as a workhorse back for as long as Walker doesn’t take his job, while Stevenson could shine if Bill Belichick cultivates a larger role for him. These are all “high-upside-but-somewhat-volatile” fantasy assets.

These are the types of players who will be your RB1 if you go with the “Zero-RB” strategy. While you might be high on some, remember: “Sleeper” doesn’t mean “stud” — it means guys whose ultimate value could vastly exceed their ADPs. Don’t pass on RB1s and RB2s to stock up on sleepers later, as they often just don’t materialize as viable fantasy assets. If you end up having to start any of these players in Week 1, light a candle and say a prayer to the fantasy gods. This tier is exactly why we preach the mantra of “early and often” at RB. You can’t leave the most important position on your roster to chance. Upsides and ceilings are great if you’re considering middle-to-late-round flex options or bench depth. You can’t expect to win a league with a wild card as your RB1 or even RB2.

With early ADPs in the 80s, 90s, and low 100s, you’re much better off going for QBs, WRs, or TEs at this portion of the draft. The consistency ratings of wideouts in those draft ranges almost always surmount the average output of RBs with similar ADPs. Would you rather have Brandon Aiyuk or Rhamondre Stevenson at No. 96? A top-10 TE in Zach Ertz or a potential top-30 back in Rashaad Penny? If you snooze on backs early, you force yourself to pass on upside pass-catchers later so you can fretfully draft shares of RBs with questionable outlooks. It’s nice to have one of these guys as your RB3 or RB4, but if you really want to draft a risky RB, you can wait until the next tier to load up.

Tier 6: 

Coincidentally, five of our sleepers live in Tier 6, but it should be noted that the entirety of this grouping lives in “question mark” territory. No sure things at this point, Bubba.

Carter, Gordon, and Jamaal Williams could (and probably should) sit eventually backseat to Breece Hall, Javonte Williams, and D’Andre Swift. Mattison won’t even see double-digit touches most weeks unless Dalvin Cook gets hurt, and Henderson could be equally estranged if Akers resumes his role as L.A.s lead back.

Edwards is coming off an ACL tear, even more recently than younger and more talented Ravens back JK Dobbins. Singletary and Jones are as inconsistent as NBA Summer League referees.

That leaves the five sleepers, all of whom we would strongly suggest at this level if you need RB depth. Herbert showed flashes of brilliance in ‘21, averaging 106.6 yards per game between Weeks 5 and 7 in place of David Montgomery. Pierce, White, and Allgeier are all promising rookies, with Pierce not even necessarily needing an injury to break out. Try to nab at least one, as it’s always fun to cash in on a lottery ticket later in the season, but you don’t want to rely on too many players in this tier.

Fantasy RB Deep Sleepers & Handcuffs

Tier 7: 

Now we’re getting into the really obscure portion of the RB rankings, reserved for the true sickos who have massive rosters and/or large leagues. This portion of the draft offers low-risk, low-reward yields. Liken it to penny-stock investing or yard-sale thrifting.

Mostert tops this grouping until more is revealed about how the Dolphins utilize their crowded RB room. He’s been an early down back in the past but will see a downtick in usage with Edmonds in front of him. Hines is another back with some upside as it's unlikely Jonathan Taylor maintains the same type of usage he did last season, paving the way for a bigger role.

The rest of these guys serve as dart throws and injury replacements in standard leagues, but guys like Gainwell, McKissic, and Pacheco all have more value in PPR leagues.

Tier 8:

These players (and others who aren’t listed) can be called fantasy detritus. Many of these names belong to players who are either washed-up or over-the-hill; some belong to guys who haven’t yet made a name for themselves professionally and thus get relegated to RB5 or RB6 on the depth chart. All offer little value on draft day other than handcuff stashes.

If you do happen to be in the minority of leagues that draft 200-300 offensive players, be sure to draft every possible handcuff for your stud RBs. The running back position most often sees the greatest number of injuries, so your Boston Scotts, Chuba Hubbards, and Myles Gaskins find themselves valuable again. But in normal-sized leagues, let ‘em sit on the wire and opt instead for a pass-catcher who sees a higher percentage of snaps and/or touches.

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Vị trí RB có thể thay đổi nhiều hơn những người khác từ tuần này sang tuần khác trong bối cảnh bóng đá giả tưởng. Có thể cho rằng, không có vị trí nào bị ảnh hưởng bởi cả chấn thương và trận đấu hơn là chạy lại. Khi bạn tìm cách Wade qua các yếu tố khác nhau, đây là bảng xếp hạng bóng đá giả tưởng của PFN RB cho tuần 8 của mùa giải NFL 2022.

2022 RB Bảng xếp hạng bóng đá tưởng tượng | Tuần 8

Các bảng xếp hạng dưới đây là từ nhà phân tích giả tưởng cao cấp Tommy Garrett. Nếu bạn muốn hỏi Tommy hoặc bất kỳ câu hỏi nào của các nhà phân tích của chúng tôi về dòng sản phẩm và lựa chọn của bạn trong tuần tới, thì hãy chắc chắn đăng ký máy chủ PFN Discord, nơi bạn sẽ có quyền truy cập không giới hạn vào đội trong suốt mùa giải.

Bảng được xem tốt nhất trong cảnh quan trên các thiết bị di động và có thể được sắp xếp bằng các bộ lọc phía trên bảng. Trong bảng là thứ hạng cho PPR, nửa PPR và không PPR. Để chọn hệ thống tính điểm của bạn, hãy sử dụng các bộ lọc phía trên bảng.

RB nào hấp dẫn nhất trong bảng xếp hạng tưởng tượng Tuần 8 của chúng tôi?

Gus Edwards, Baltimore Ravens tại TB

Tôi sẽ hoàn toàn trung thực về điều này. Tôi thẳng lên. Bước ra khỏi một ngày hơn 100 yard, Kenya Drake đã chơi tốt hơn trong Tuần 7. Theo nguyên tắc, tôi cho những người chơi gặp chấn thương kết thúc mùa giải ở mức tối thiểu một trò chơi để xem họ trông như thế nào và sử dụng. Tôi thích Drake cho Tuần 7, nhưng Edwards Ros. Như tôi đã nói, tôi đã sai.

Bài viết trên tường khi các báo cáo trước trò chơi bay ra khi nói rằng Edwards đang tham gia các đại diện với hành vi phạm tội của đội một. Không chỉ sử dụng ở đó, mà Edwards trông rất tốt vào Chủ nhật, gấp rút 16 lần trong 66 yard với hai lần chạm bóng.

Miễn là J.K. Dobbins đã ra ngoài, Edwards là RB để đội hình và bắt đầu cho tưởng tượng. Anh ta sẽ là một RB3 cao cấp chống lại một Vịnh Tampa quay cuồng, người chỉ cho phép Chuba Hubbard và DiênOnta Foreman vội vã trong 181 yard chống lại họ.

Travis Etienne Jr., Jacksonville Jaguars vs Den

Cơ hội của bạn để có được Travis Etienne Jr. đã biến mất. Anh ấy là người mà tôi đang thúc đẩy để đi ra ngoài, và Tuần 7 đã niêm phong vị thế của anh ấy là Jaguars RB mà bạn muốn trong tưởng tượng.

Sau 114 sân trong tuần 5 và 108 yard trong Tuần 6, Etienne lại bận rộn chống lại Người khổng lồ, gấp rút 14 lần trong 114 yard với một cú chạm bóng và thêm năm yard trong việc bắt bóng đơn độc (năm mục tiêu). Điều đó làm cho nó bốn tuần liên tiếp Etienne có James Robinson bị loại bỏ ngoài. Và thực tế là Etienne đã thêm khối lượng vội vã vào trần nhà cao của anh ta do các mục tiêu khiến anh ta bắt đầu hàng tuần.

Mặc dù đó là một trận đấu khó khăn, Breece Hall đã cho chúng ta thấy rằng với vụ nổ và một lỗ hổng, Denver có thể dễ bị tổn thương. Etienne là một RB2 trong bảng xếp hạng Fantasy RB tuần 8.

Aaron Jones, Green Bay Packers tại BUF

Aaron Jones có thể là một trong những lựa chọn dự thảo đáng thất vọng nhất trong năm. Sau khi được hứa hẹn các mục tiêu không giới hạn với Davante Adams, hiện là một Raider, Jones đã bước vào tuần thứ 7 thứ 20 về điểm mỗi trận (13,4 ppr), thứ 12 trong các mục tiêu (23) và thứ 16 trong yard (123).

May mắn thay, nó đã tốt hơn vào Chủ nhật. Chắc chắn, Jones đã nhân đôi tổng số AJ ​​Dillon, nhưng chỉ quản lý tám mang trong 23 yard. Điều tiết kiệm cho chuyến đi chơi của anh ấy là công việc đi qua được chờ đợi từ lâu, nắm bắt chín trong số 10 mục tiêu trong 53 yard với hai lần chạm bóng. Đó là những gì chúng tôi đã chờ đợi cả năm.

Thật không may, điều đó có thể không tồn tại lâu khi Packers hướng đến Buffalo để nhận các dự luật, những người sắp ra khỏi tuần tạm biệt của họ. Green Bay đã thất bại trong việc chuyển đổi một phần ba trong tuần 7, và nếu điều đó nán lại một chút, sản xuất tưởng tượng sẽ bị ảnh hưởng. Jones là một bảng xếp hạng RB Mid RB2 trong Tuần 8, nhưng tôi sẽ cảm thấy tuyệt vời về anh ta dựa trên tình trạng của hành vi phạm tội này.

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      • Báo cáo từ bỏ hàng tuần
      • Bóng đá giả tưởng 101
      • Chiến lược bóng đá giả tưởng
      • Chân
• Công cụ cao cấp

  • • • Xếp hạng Flex

      • Báo cáo khu vực màu đỏ
      • Mới nhất
      • Nhiều bài viết hơn
      • Tin tức gần đây
      • Bài viết gần đây
      • Bài viết của DFS

    • • Phản ứng tin tức giả tưởng

      • Báo cáo từ bỏ hàng tuần
      • Bóng đá giả tưởng 101
      • Chiến lược bóng đá giả tưởng
      • Chân
      • Công cụ cao cấp

    • • Xếp hạng Flex

      • Báo cáo khu vực màu đỏ
      • Công cụ chụp nhanh nghề nghiệp
      • Phân tích mục tiêu
      • Đặc quyền cao cấp

Bất hòa

Vỏ cao cấp

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