San Francisco 49ers running back Jeremy McNichols is a candidate to be left off the final 53-man roster. McNichols was fighting for the No. 3 job with Joe Williams and Raheem Mostert, but that was before the Niners signed Alfred Morris. McNichols can obviously be avoided in all fantasy leagues.

Halfway through the pre-season and we are one week closer to real football! Well, hopefully, it's real football. Many fans, analysts, and even players have a nervous feeling about the product we will see on the field this season thanks to rule changes and safety precautions. My thoughts? Let's just be thankful we have football to watch. With a collective bargaining agreement that needs to be renegotiated soon, I just want to take a moment to remind all fans (because we are all fans at heart) [...]

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San Francisco 49ers running back Jeremy McNichols has been the first running back on the field during practice on Wednesday after looking good in his limited action in last week's preseason game. With both Jerick McKinnon and Matt Breida injured, McNichols will see more run with the starting offense and could even start this week's preseason game against the Texans. It's a sign that McNichols has a leg up on the No. 3 spot over Joe Williams and Raheem Mostert.

As we draw ever-closer to NFL training camps, dynasty owners are gearing up for drafts already. Many rookie drafts have already begun, but the best is the dynasty startup where you get to create a new franchise from scratch. Dynasty is a different beast than redraft, so you need to know how to value each position accordingly. RotoBaller has unveiled our most recent dynasty rankings and we've already broken down wide receivers in part one and two. Today, I'll be looking at our running back tie[...]

This article references Antonio Brown, Devonta Freeman, Doug Martin, Jacquizz Rodgers, Jeremy McNichols, Josh Gordon, Julio Jones, Mohamed Sanu, Peyton Barber, Tevin Coleman and more! Dynasty owners don?t play week to week, they play long term. However, dynasty owners still need to analyze different aspects of weekly matchups to determine the best time to sell or buy a player. Make sure you don?t buy that hot rookie too soon and don?t sell the aging veteran too late. Each week, I will analyze different matchups across fantasy football with a dynasty frame of mind. Let's take some time to see what matchups might pique the interest of dynasty league owners for Week 8 of t[...]Keep on reading: Week 13 Dynasty Matchup Preview

This article references Jeremy McNichols and more! The San Francisco 49ers promoted running back Jeremy McNichols from the practice squad to the active roster and placed running back Raheem Mostert (back) on Injured Reserve in a corresponding move. McNichols managed to run for 1,709 yards at Boise State in 2016 and also caught 37 passes for 474 yards. He was drafted by the Buccaneers in the fifth round. It's unlikely McNichols sees the field much unless an injury occurs.Keep on reading: 49ers Promote Jeremy McNichols

This article references Jeremy McNichols and more! The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced today they have released Jeremy McNichols, according to Mike Garafolo, NFL Network. McNichols was The Bucs' fifth-round pick in this years draft, as was competing for a backup spot in camp, as Doug Martin is suspended for the first three games of this season. It was reported earlier during preseason, that McNichols was struggling with the playbook, and The Bucs' were giving him one last chance to make a good impression. Ultimately, McNichols did not improved an[...]Keep on reading: Buccaneers Cut Jeremy McNichols

This article references Jeremy McNichols and more! Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie running back Jeremy McNichols is, "Gonna get one final chance to show what he can do." according to Bucs' head coach Dirk Koetter. He was struggling with the playbook earlier in camp, and Coach Koetter took him out of the preseason game after only two players, since he failed to pick up a blitz. Things don't look good for him according to Jenna Laine, ESPN, and with the running back situation in Tampa being uncertain, he has not done enough to solidify his role.Keep on reading: Jeremy McNichols Has One Final Chance

This article references Jeremy McNichols and more! Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Dirk Koetter said that rookie running back Jeremy McNichols, "Needs to get in his playbook." Koetter said this echoing the Bucs' running back coach, Tim Spencer, according to Greg Auman. The Bucs' running back situation is in flux, as Doug Martin is suspended for the first three games, leaving Jacquizz Rodgers as the starter. The Bucs' have three other backs, including McNichols, fighting for playing time during camp and preseason.Keep on reading: Jeremy McNichols Struggling With Playbook