Did your parents ever ask you, "If all your friends jumped off a cliff, does that mean you would too?" Well, that is how fantasy football mostly works when it comes to drafting your team yearly. There is something called ADP (Average Draft Position) that is nothing more than just an aggregated mark that lets us know where a player is being drafted on average. Oh, and although most folks take it asgospeland follow the crowd like lemmings, you shouldn't do so.While ADP is very informative and can ...

As we are inching closer to the start of the NFL regular season, fantasy football is just 3 weeks away!Here at RotoBaller, we aim to provide you with as much knowledge and insight as possible to help make the best decisions for your teams on draft day and provide you with the tools to navigate your team through the season as best as possible.One player who fantasy players can't seem to make up their minds on is Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs. Currently, Jacobs is going as the RB20-22...

Welcome back RotoBallers to our fantasy football draft rankings series! The NFL season is creeping up on us, and we're back with our updated 2022 fantasy football running back rankings for PPR leagues.Our running back fantasy football rankings are put together by Nick Mariano,Pierre Camus, Scott Engeland Brandon Murchison. Below you will also see recent fantasy football news and NFL headlines for running backs, which are accounted for within these updated PPR draft rankings.These PPR running ...

Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs isn't on the trade block, at least for now. After the 24-year-old was on the field for multiple series throughout the exhibition bout against the Jaguars, rumblings began to swirl about a potential move. However, head coach Josh McDaniels was quick to squash any rumors, indicating his preference to subject his players to "live hits" during the preseason, which can't be replicated at practice. Jacobs, whose fifth-year option was declined this offseason, ...

Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs started in the Hall of Fame preseason game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday and played in multiple series, rushing five times for 30 yards while adding two catches for 14 yards. "I always think it's good for backs to carry the ball in the preseason," head coach Josh McDaniels said. "There's a lot of things that happen when you're getting tackled and hit that you can't simulate in practice." Jacobs' heavy involvement in the first preseason ...

Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs is expected to share touches with Kenyan Drake this season. Drake, who is working his way back into shape after breaking his ankle in December, is predicted to have a "significant role," according to Tashan Reed of The Athletic. This means that not only will Jacobs see less carries, but he'll also receive fewer looks from quarterback Derek Carr on the receiving end. Unquestionably, the committee approach isn't ideal for fantasy managers. Still, ...

Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson suggests that the Las Vegas Raiders will be going with a situational committee approach in their backfield this year, and it wouldn't be a surprise to see the position get entirely revamped next offseason with Josh Jacobs in a contract year in 2022. New head coach Josh McDaniels comes over from the New England Patriots, where they often employed a committee approach to their backfield that gave fantasy managers fits. This could be similar with Jacobs, ...

Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs, who sat out of organized team activities this spring, returned to practice on the first day of training camp on Thursday. In what could be his final season in black and silver, Jacobs should be the team's primary backfield option, but he'll have to prove himself to the new coaching staff to hold off Kenyan Drake, rookie Zamir White and Brandon Bolden, who has plenty of experience with head coach Josh McDaniels from their time in New England. With ...

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Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs, who had his fifth-year option declined, could be involved in a backfield committee this year alongside Kenyan Drake, Brandon Bolden, Ameer Abdullah and rookie Zamir White. Jacobs had 732 carries for 3,087 rushing yards in the last three seasons, but he hasn't been very durable. His longest run the last two years also went for only 28 yards, and he needs to work on his ball security. It's unlikely that Jacobs will be a bell-cow back for the Raiders...