Few people have drawn more attention this preseason than Ravens’ RB Ray Rice. While everyone has strong opinions on Rice’s off the field issues, fantasy owners may find predicting his on-the-field production just as convoluted to figure out headed into drafts.
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The Ravens running backs should be in a good place to perform and put up solid numbers in Gary Kubiak’s offense. This is the same offense that created the Broncos rushers in the last 90’s and early 2000’s before taking over in Houston and giving fantasy owners the Texans rush-heavy attack the last few seasons. While it didn’t end well in Houston, Kubiak’s offensive system seems to be the perfect fit for the Ravens personnel and should result in both of the Ravens’ running backs being fantasy relevant.
Here is my look at the Ravens backfield as we continue our RB Rundowns. The rankings included are from my top 80 RB which came out last week and which will be updated later this week.
This post is part of a series detailing the backfield situation for each NFL team from a fantasy football perspective. Check out my top 80 rankings and click here for the full series.