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TOP 60 RUNNING BACKS www.HallsFantasyFootball.com |
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| 1 | Marshall Faulk, STL | Of the top 4, scoring, yardage, catches, and year end schedule make Faulk #1 |
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| 2 | Ricky Williams, MIA | You can't ignore rushing for 149 yards per game and 16 TD's, will battle for #1 | |||
| 3 | Ladainian Tomlinson, SD | Adding David Boston only adds to the overall package of Tomlinson | |||
| 4 | Clinton Portis, DEN | In the last 12 games, Portis scored 16 TD's and averaged 136 yds per game | |||
| 5 | Priest Holmes, KC | If it wasn't for the hip injury, Holmes would rank #1 overall with his 24 TD's | |||
| 6 | Shaun Alexander, SEA | Alexander would rank higher in TD only leagues, led all RB's with 18 TD's | |||
| 7 | Deuce McAllister, NO | Led the NFC in rushing yards and TD's and faces a very easy schedule | |||
| 8 | Travis Henry, BUF | Drafting rookie Willis McGahee won't impact Henry's performance this year | |||
| 9 | Ahman Green, GB | Green suffered from injuries and an injured line, so look for a rebound in 2003 | |||
| 10 | Edgerrin James, IND | How can you all James a sleeper, easy, he'll return to his old form in 2003 | |||
| 11 | Jamal Lewis, BAL | Lewis would rank higher if he had any offensive support from Baltimore | |||
| 12 | Fred Taylor, JAX | Health has been a concern for years but we expect a Mack-less Taylor to be big | |||
| 13 | Corey Dillon, CIN | In yardage leagues, Dillon would rank higher, otherwise, he still plays for Cincy | |||
| 14 | Stephen Davis, CAR | Davis will once again be the focus of a team and will hit double-digit TD's easily | |||
| 15 | Tiki Barber, NYG | Barber would rank higher if he received his share of the inside-the-five TD's | |||
| 16 | William Green, CLE | An improved offensive line and 25 carries a game will make fantasy owner sing | |||
| 17 | Eddie George, TEN | Look for a consistent 1000 yard, 10-12 TD season as the normal for George | |||
| 18 | Amos Zereoue, PIT | Zereoue would rank higher if not for the Bus stealing the goal-line touchdowns | |||
| 19 | Charlie Garner, OAK | 1900 yards from scrimmage and 11 total TD's, but Crockett is used at the goal | |||
| 20 | Curtis Martin, NYJ | Jordan prevents Martin from being the main man he once was and he falls to 20 | |||
| 21 | Kevan Barlow, SF | If Barlow starts the season at #1 he'll be a great sleeper, but watch out for Hearst | |||
| 22 | Doug Chapman, MIN | Chapman was named starter but will still lose goal-line TD's to Moe Williams | |||
| 23 | Correll Buckhalter, PHI | Buckhalter could easily be #1 when the season opens, we'll monitor his health | |||
| 24 | Antowain Smith, NE | NE expects to pass early and often and Kevin Faulk takes away even more | |||
| 25 | Warrick Dunn, ATL | Too many factors limit Dunn, such as Vick, Duckett and a pass happy offense... | |||
| 26 | Mike Alstott, TB | Alstott may never be the fantasy superstar, but 7-10 TD's isn't out of the realm | |||
| 27 | Duce Staley, PHI | Philadelphia is shopping Staley around, if he lands with another team, look out | |||
| 28 | Onterrio Smith, MIN | Onterrio could still end up the starter once the season gets under way | |||
| 29 | Stacey Mack, HOU | The main man in Houston will be featured and that means a chance at 10+ TD's | |||
| 30 | Garrison Hearst, SF | Hearst falls to #30 due to Barlow's increase time and a pass-oriented offense | |||
| 31 | T.J. Duckett, ATL | Will rank higher if he can beat out Dunn and stay healthy, keep an eye on him | |||
| 32 | Adrian Peterson, CHI | Keep an eye on this race as Peterson may very well start the season the #1 RB | |||
| 33 | Marcel Shipp, ARI | Shipp will have to hope Smith gets injured in order to achieve anything in 2003 | |||
| 34 | Michael Pittman, TB | Sharing time with short yardage TD expert Alstott equals a mediocre year at best | |||
| 35 | Troy Hambrick, DAL | Hambrick could be the steal of many drafts as he finally gets his chance at #1 | |||
| 36 | James Stewart, DET | It's hard to get excited about the Lions and Stewart in the West Coast offense | |||
| 37 | Anthony Thomas, CHI | Adrian Peterson could easily derail Thomas as the number one back in Chicago | |||
| 38 | Lamont Jordan, NYJ | As long as Martin is around, Jordan is relinquished to a backup role and 4 TD's | |||
| 39 | Trung Candidate, WAS | The presence of Ladell Betts and Kenny Watson make Candidate a risky pick | |||
| 40 | Kevin Faulk, NE | If Antowain Smith falters early and often, Faulk is ready to assume the #1 role | |||
| 41 | Larry Johnson, KC (R) | Not too many rookie impacts this year, but Johnson will be one if Holmes is out | |||
| 42 | Moe Williams, MIN | Chapman will start but Moe will get the goal-line TD's and could eventually start | |||
| 43 | Zack Crockett, OAK | Crockett is the designated scorer on short scores and scored 9 TD's for Oakland | |||
| 44 | Jerome Bettis, PIT | Bettis' role with be that of a goal line back so keep that in mind when drafting him | |||
| 45 | Emmitt Smith, ARI | Emmitt may start #1, but it's only a matter of time before Marcel takes the Shipp | |||
| 46 | Lamar Gordon, STL | If Faulk goes down, look for Gordon to become an immediate impact player | |||
| 47 | Ladell Betts, WAS | Keep an eye on the situation with Candidate because if he falters, Betts will rise | |||
| 48 | Dominic Rhodes, IND | If James goes down to another injury, you'll want Rhodes there for insurance | |||
| 49 | Olandis Gary, BUF | Gary would replace Henry in the event of injury so grab him if you have Henry | |||
| 50 | Mike Anderson, DEN | Anderson is Denver's fullback but an injury to Portis and he could be #1 again | |||
| 51 | DeShaun Foster, CAR | S. Davis puts a damper on an otherwise promising second season for Foster | |||
| 52 | Jonathon Wells, HOU | Wells will back up Stacey Mack but it'll probably take an injury to get the start | |||
| 53 | Tony Richardson, KC | Richardson will battle rookie Johnson should Holmes not recover from his injury | |||
| 54 | Jamal White, CLE | White's production was cut by William Green and no reason to think otherwise | |||
| 55 | Robert Holcombe, TEN | George would have to go down to injury which hasn't happened too often | |||
| 56 | Tyrone Wheatley, OAK | Not enough carries to go around in Oakland but take Wheatley to backup Garner | |||
| 57 | Jesse Chatman, SD (R) | This rookie will be backing up Ladainian so grab him in case something happens | |||
| 58 | Shawn Bryson, DET | If Stewart goes down, Bryson would get the call but he still plays for Detroit | |||
| 59 | Maurice Morris, SEA | Morris will back up Alexander and should be taken to limit the risk of an injury | |||
| 60 | Ron Dayne, NYG | Dayne's days may be numbered with the Barber and the signing of Levens | |||