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Week 7 Fantasy Football Rankings: RB

Assessing Evans' fantasy outlook for LAR in Week 7
With Kyren Williams and Ronnie Rivers set to miss Week 7, Denny Carter and Kyle Dvorchak discuss Zach Evans' fantasy outlook as the next man up in the Rams' backfield.

D’Andre Swift searches for touchdowns vs. the Dolphins, Saquon Barkley prepares for another 20-touch outing against the Commanders, and Jahmyr Gibbs angles to return to bigger workloads.

Other positions: Quarterback | Receiver | Tight End/Kickers/Defense

Updated 10/22 at 10:30 AM ET. Removed Zach Charbonnet adjusted Rams RBs.

Week 7 Running Backs

RKPlayerOppTime
1Christian McCaffrey@MINMon, 08:15 pm EDT
2Austin Ekeler@KCSun, 04:25 pm EDT
3Josh Jacobs@CHISun, 01:00 pm EDT
4Kenneth WalkerARISun, 04:05 pm EDT
5Travis Etienne@NOThu, 08:15 pm EDT
6Raheem Mostert@PHISun, 08:20 pm EDT
7D’Andre SwiftMIASun, 08:20 pm EDT
8Isiah PachecoLACSun, 04:25 pm EDT
9Saquon BarkleyWASSun, 01:00 pm EDT
10Bijan Robinson@TBSun, 01:00 pm EDT
11Alvin KamaraJACThu, 08:15 pm EDT
12Aaron Jones@DENSun, 04:25 pm EDT
13James Cook@NESun, 01:00 pm EDT
14Brian Robinson@NYGSun, 01:00 pm EDT
15Jerome Ford@INDSun, 01:00 pm EDT
16Alexander MattisonSFMon, 08:15 pm EDT
17Rhamondre StevensonBUFSun, 01:00 pm EDT
18Jahmyr Gibbs@BALSun, 01:00 pm EDT
19Jonathan TaylorCLESun, 01:00 pm EDT
20D’Onta ForemanLVSun, 01:00 pm EDT
21Rachaad WhiteATLSun, 01:00 pm EDT
22Najee Harris@LASun, 04:05 pm EDT
23Zack MossCLESun, 01:00 pm EDT
24Gus EdwardsDETSun, 01:00 pm EDT
25Javonte WilliamsGBSun, 04:25 pm EDT
26Jaylen Warren@LASun, 04:05 pm EDT
27Tyler Allgeier@TBSun, 01:00 pm EDT
28Kareem Hunt@INDSun, 01:00 pm EDT
29Jamaal WilliamsJACThu, 08:15 pm EDT
30Jaleel McLaughlinGBSun, 04:25 pm EDT
31AJ Dillon@DENSun, 04:25 pm EDT
32Keaontay Ingram@SEASun, 04:05 pm EDT
33Latavius Murray@NESun, 01:00 pm EDT
34Ezekiel ElliottBUFSun, 01:00 pm EDT
35Justice HillDETSun, 01:00 pm EDT
36Royce FreemanPITSun, 04:05 pm EDT
37Jordan Mason@MINMon, 08:15 pm EDT
38Jeff Wilson@PHISun, 08:20 pm EDT
39Craig Reynolds@BALSun, 01:00 pm EDT
40Cam AkersSFMon, 08:15 pm EDT
41Kenneth GainwellMIASun, 08:20 pm EDT
42Antonio Gibson@NYGSun, 01:00 pm EDT
43Darrell HendersonPITSun, 04:05 pm EDT
44Samaje PerineGBSun, 04:25 pm EDT
45Elijah Mitchell@MINMon, 08:15 pm EDT
46Jerick McKinnonLACSun, 04:25 pm EDT
47Zach EvansPITSun, 04:05 pm EDT
48Travis HomerLVSun, 01:00 pm EDT
49DeeJay DallasARISun, 04:05 pm EDT
50Joshua Kelley@KCSun, 04:25 pm EDT
51Damien Williams@SEASun, 04:05 pm EDT
52Ke’Shawn VaughnATLSun, 01:00 pm EDT
53Emari Demercado@SEASun, 04:05 pm EDT
54Salvon Ahmed@PHISun, 08:20 pm EDT

RB Notes: How do we trust Aaron Jones (hamstring) after his abortive Week 4 return? The answer is, we don’t really have a choice. AJ Dillon is cooked and the Packers’ passing attack is going nowhere. Jones was the Packers’ most important offensive player the one time he was actually healthy in Week 1. Especially with six teams on bye, I am rush returning Jones to the top 12. … Jerome Ford came out of the Browns’ Week 5 bye with his committee chairmanship intact, having a nice day against a tough 49ers run defense. Even with Deshaun Watson likely to return against the Colts, this will remain a run-based offense. Ford has earned the right to stick around in the top 18. … With David Montgomery (ribs) out and Craig Reynolds (hamstring, toe) ailing, Lions coach Dan Campbell has pledged Jahmyr Gibbs will carry the “load” against the Ravens. “I’d like to say that we’re going to be careful with him, but the reality is we need him.” Call it coachspeak, call if whatever you like … it certainly scans with reality. Reynolds is not David Montgomery, and he appears even less healthy than Gibbs.

With Christian McCaffrey (oblique) trending toward sitting, we don’t know what’s going on behind him. Jordan Mason ran ahead of Elijah Mitchell last week, supposedly because Mitchell was still rusty coming off his latest injury. We could be headed for a true “hot hand” scenario in Minnesota, though Mitchell is probably the slight favorite to get the first crack. … So, uhh, Jonathan Taylor. Cool stuff! Although Taylor’s touches standstill with Zack Moss remains, his snap count predictably skyrocketed in Week 6, and should do so again in Week 7. With the Gardner Minshew “led” Colts taking on the Browns’ defensive death star, Taylor is likely to finally be a point of offensive emphasis. RB19 is a conservative ranking. … With Roschon Johnson struggling to gain clearance from his concussion, it looks like another D’Onta Foreman game in the Bears’ backfield. That is extra meaningful this week since it coincides with Justin Fields’ (thumb) absence. Foreman could have 20-plus touches shoveled onto his plate. He will be backed up/should cede a number of passing downs to Travis Homer. … No Kyren Williams = chaos for the Rams, but Zach Evans is a fairly good bet to get the first crack at lead committee duties over Royce Freeman and system-knower Darrell Henderson.