Perhaps the best place to start: What is a handcuff in fantasy football? When an early-round running back selection is made, fantasy owners assume an outsized degree of risk in relation to other ...

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Week 1 is in the books, and we (thankfully) did not see any major injuries to running backs. We did witness some separation of a few backfields, however, as well as some spots where the presumed ...

These days, the running back position is trickier to figure out than ever in fantasy football, between the injuries and the way real NFL teams split carries a lot between multiple RBs. That, in turn, ...

Many fantasy football managers continue to fade the top options at running back in the early rounds, instead opting to deploy strategies including Zero-RB, where you punt the position for at least ...

A top handcuff running back can salvage your season and help you win a league championship. Don't forget about the position once you draft your starters—circle back later for high-upside backups.

This is the time of year where the tread begins to wear thin on our favorite running backs and fantasy GMs will be scouring the waiver wire to find replacements for their RB1. Have no fear, we’re ...

One of the things that makes writing about Fantasy Football at this point in the season is everyone needs different kinds of advice. That's, obviously, true for the entire season, but it's especially ...

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It's common for fantasy football players to “double down” on running backs in whom they’ve made a significant investment by adding the backup late in drafts or auctions. The term for this practice is ...

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