Washington Commanders running back Jeremy McNichols should be in store for an increased role against the Tennessee Titans with No. 2 running back Austin Ekeler (concussion) ruled out. While both starting running backs Brian Robinson Jr. and Ekeler have been active, McNichols has only seen limited opportunities. McNichols has only logged seven or more carries in four games this season. However, he has flashed some upside in his limited work, averaging 4.9 yards per carry this season. While ...

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I hope you get to celebrate with whoever you choose to and eat lots. Even more so, I hope your fantasy teams eat more than you.Can you believe it is Thanksgiving already? We have just two weeks left in the fantasy football regular season. If you're reading this, I take it you are still in the playoff race.This is when those lineup decisions get magnified. With no byes hopefully, your lineup does not need many pivot options -- but if you do, I got you ...

The week of Thanksgiving is always a fun slate for football, and for the first time since Week 8, no teams with be on byes. While all healthy and active players will be available this week, it's never time to stop browsing the waiver wire for potential roster improvements. It's tough to find players with immediate value on waivers in deep leagues. Stocking your roster with depth in the case of key injuries is important.Waiver wire pickups are often obvious in 10 or 12-team leagues, but if you're...

We are rapidly approaching the fantasy postseason as many of you continue to benefit from the favorable numbers that are being delivered by your running backs. Unfortunately, some of you have been contending with disappointing results from your backs, due to a combination of injuries, production-inhibiting roles, and other issues that have negatively impacted their output.We are just one week away from extracting bye weeks from the list of weekly challenges that you encounter when building your ...

Welcome to our Week 13 fantasy football waiver wire pickups article for the 2024 season. The waiver wire continues to be a disappointment this season. If you're looking for someone to get excited about this week, like last week and the week before, be prepared to be let down.I don't recall a season with so few injuries at the running back position. As fantasy managers, we've complained about the running back injuries in recent seasons, but the flip side, when there are no injuries, is a lifeless...

The final weeks of the fantasy football regular season are coming up as we now warm up with a special Thanksgiving week. All 32 teams are in play as we bite into a massive slate with ample fantasy playoff implications. Let's preheat the oven and mix up some winners with our fantasy football waiver wire pickups lightning round heading into Week 13 of the 2024 NFL season.This article provides a quick reaction to get fantasy-relevant players on your radar for Week 13 after the past week's results ...

BALLER MOVE: Sit in All LeaguesPOSITIONAL VALUE: RB4ANALYSIS: Washington Commanders running back Jeremy McNichols should not be started in any formats and should only be viewed as a desperation flex option in DFS on Thursday evening when he faces the Philadelphia Eagles.McNichols saw a slight uptick in opportunities over the past two weeks with Brian Robinson Jr. (hamstring) sidelined. However, with Robinson off the injury report, McNichols will likely revert to his typical depth role in the ...

Washington Commanders running back Jeremy McNichols made the most of his limited workload on Sunday afternoon as he tallied seven yards and a score off four attempts in their loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. He did not see a target in the passing game. After taking the backseat to Chris Rodriguez Jr. last weekend, McNichols returned to the No.2 role behind Austin Ekeler. McNichols salvaged his fantasy day by punching in a one-yard score in the third quarter. Even if Brian Robinson Jr. ...

Washington Commanders running back Jeremy McNichols could see an increase in opportunities in Week 9 with Brian Robinson Jr. (hamstring) listed as questionable. Throughout the first half of the campaign, McNichols only has had opportunities when the Commanders had sizeable leads in games. He saw only seven or more carries in three games this season and two or fewer in the others. However, he has performed well with his limited workload, averaging 6.3 yards per carry with three total scores. ...

Washington Commanders running back Jeremy McNichols could see an increased role if Brian Robinson Jr. (knee) misses his second-straight game. McNichols served as the No. 2 running back last weekend but registered only two carries for nine yards. However, in the previous two weeks, McNichols tallied 112 rushing yards with three scores. While the 28-year-old only saw the field when the Commanders had a sizable lead, this could happen again this weekend, facing a weak Carolina team. DFS players ...