It's Week 17 of the NFL season, meaning fantasy football championships will be determined this weekend. And we're here to help you bring home that trophy!While everyone would love to start Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry this week, many will have far less appealing options. In this article we'll take a look at some other running backs that fantasy managers will be making start/sit decisions on.Should fantasy players start Alexander Mattison, Rachaad White, or Kendre Miller in their fantasy ...

Las Vegas Raiders running back Alexander Mattison rumbled into the end zone for the first time since Week 6 in the team's 19-14 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars. The former Minnesota Viking finished the game with 12 carries for 27 yards and one score while hauling in four of his seven targets for 29 yards. For those fantasy managers who were brave or desperate enough to start Mattison, his touchdown boosted his performance to an RB2 which was his fifth time finishing in that area. The Raiders ...

The Las Vegas Raiders will take on the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 16 in what is an easy matchup for running backs in fantasy. Raiders running back Ameer Abdullah will probably split volume with RB Alexander Mattison (neck), and Abdullah presents the more interesting option in fantasy football, since he seems to have more pass-catching upside. The 31-year old rushed three times for just eight yards in Week 15, but caught all seven of his targets for 58 yards and a touchdown. JAX has one of ...

Las Vegas Raiders running back Alexander Mattison (neck) is expected to play in Week 16, when his team will take on the Jacksonville Jaguars. We're just a few games away from finally wrapping up the rollercoaster of misery that has been the Raiders backfield in 2024. With RB Zamir White (quad) still on injured reserve and Sincere McCormick (ankle) out for the season, it looks like Mattison will split touches with fellow RB Ameer Abdullah. It's hard to say which one will out-snap the other, but ...

Sometimes good running backs have bad games, sometimes bad running backs have good games, and sometimes running backs who everyone thought were good due to past performance end up having terrible seasons. Each of these truths leads us to -- you guessed it -- start-sit decisions!And it's Week 16, so those choices are more important than ever this season in fantasy football. It's impossible to get it right every time, but you should at least try.Let's take a closer look at three RBs who could help...

BALLER MOVE: Add in All LeaguesROSTERED IN: 45% of LeaguesANALYSIS: With Sincere McCormick (ankle) being placed on the injured reserve, Alexander Mattison should be expected to lead the Las Vegas backfield for the remainder of the season and should be added in all formats.During the first nine games of the season, Mattison averaged a solid 10.6 PPR points per game operating as the 1A option in the backfield alongside Zamir White. However, once he began to see the vast majority of attempts, he ...

The injury to Las Vegas Raiders running back Sincere McCormick (ankle) will unfortunately end his season. He was promising for fantasy managers, but he won't be able to play another snap, meaning RBs Ameer Abdullah and Alexander Mattison are in line for increased workloads moving forward.The Raiders backfield has been a ridiculous revolving door. First Zamir White (quad) was the starter. Then it was Mattison. Then it was Abdullah, then Mattison, then McCormick, and now it's... who knows? That's ...

If your fantasy team is still alive in Week 16, you have clearly done something right this season. However, rankings and roles change week to week, so we're here to assist with your lineup calls. Today we will go over our NFL team's updated Week 16 fantasy football running back rankings for 2024. Let's see where key players such as Kenneth Walker, Joe Mixon, Isiah Pacheco, Jerome Ford, Alexander Mattison, and Kendre Miller stand for Week 16.Our running back fantasy football rankings for Week 16 ...

Las Vegas Raiders running back Alexander Mattison showed the world why he was benched for Sincere McCormick (ankle) by fumbling the ball into the end zone in his team's Week 15 loss to the Atlanta Falcons. The opposing defense wasn't able to recover the loose ball, but it still counted for a safety. Mattison ended the night with seven carries for 21 yards (good for three yards per carry) and two catches on four targets for an absolutely whopping, gob-smacking, earth-shattering three yards. ...

Las Vegas Raiders running back Alexander Mattison (ankle) practiced fully three days in a row leading up to his team's Week 15 game against the Atlanta Falcons. He will be the backup to lead RB Sincere McCormick, so he's probably not worth starting. He's averaged just 3.3 yards per carry so far this year, and while he's had some solid fantasy games, his projected lack of volume makes him a tough player to start this week. It's probably not a good idea to fire him up in any leagues. He should get...