And in Tier 1 or Tier 1A, I'm going to have Jameer Gibbs.
I just think he's clearly the running back one rest of season.
And then a mini tier after Gibbs, I'm going to go with Kenneth Walker and Bijan Robinson.
Now, when I updated my rest of season running back rankings, maybe two or three weeks ago, into the season.
I did have Kenneth Walker ranked ahead of Bijan.
Some people really tried to push back against it.
I'm going to keep it the same thing here seven weeks into the season.
I just think Kenneth Walker's touchdown upside on a better offense just makes up for the minor receiving gap.
that Bijan has had this season.
Yes, from like an efficiency perspective, Bijan has been better, but Kenneth Walker's at four and a half targets per game.
Bijan is at 4.6.
I don't know.
I just don't think Bijan is really separating in that area.
Kenneth Walker coming off his worst game of the season, but I'm really not worried in the grand scheme of things.
It really doesn't matter too much.
These guys are going to be complete studs for you.
rest of season.
Then moving into tier two, a going to go with a CMC, James Cook and Derrick Henry.
I don't think this is going to be super controversial for CMC.
I am a little bit worried about the health, but that was my concern coming into the season.
Every time he seems to be a little bit banged up, it's obviously a worry, but still someone who's going to have a very high ceiling.
And then James Cook, Derrick Henry, kind of very similar archetypes.
These carry heavy players, not super involved in the receiving game, but on good offenses, going to have a lot of touchdown upside.
And I think this is slightly lower than consensus.
And in Tier 1 or Tier 1A, I'm going to have Jameer Gibbs.
I just think he's clearly the running back one rest of season.
And then a mini tier after Gibbs, I'm going to go with Kenneth Walker and Bijan Robinson.
Now, when I updated my rest of season running back rankings, maybe two or three weeks ago, into the season.
I did have Kenneth Walker ranked ahead of Bijan.
Some people really tried to push back against it.
I'm going to keep it the same thing here seven weeks into the season.
I just think Kenneth Walker's touchdown upside on a better offense just makes up for the minor receiving gap.
that Bijan has had this season.
Yes, from like an efficiency perspective, Bijan has been better, but Kenneth Walker's at four and a half targets per game.
Bijan is at 4.6.
I don't know.
I just don't think Bijan is really separating in that area.
Kenneth Walker coming off his worst game of the season, but I'm really not worried in the grand scheme of things.
It really doesn't matter too much.
These guys are going to be complete studs for you.
rest of season.
Then moving into tier two, a going to go with a CMC, James Cook and Derrick Henry.
I don't think this is going to be super controversial for CMC.
I am a little bit worried about the health, but that was my concern coming into the season.
Every time he seems to be a little bit banged up, it's obviously a worry, but still someone who's going to have a very high ceiling.
And then James Cook, Derrick Henry, kind of very similar archetypes.
These carry heavy players, not super involved in the receiving game, but on good offenses, going to have a lot of touchdown upside.
And I think this is slightly lower than consensus.
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