NFL Week 13 Fantasy RB Rankings: Charles in Charge

Week 13 RB Player Rankings brought to you by pyromaniac.com Rankings for QBs, WRs, and TEsClick for the RB Rankings Nos. 11-32 10. LeSean McCoy (vs Hou) McCoy should be able to have his way with this Texans defense, along with every other offensive position player on the Eagles for that matter. I mean the kid has barely averaged over 14 carries a game this year, yet still he’s seventh in the league in total yards with 1,227 (111.5 yards/game). 9. Mike Tolbert (vs Oak) Tolberticus Touchdownimust strikes again! The 2010 pro bowl 4 Brett Favre Blue jersey
guy just keeps on rolling out the TDs as he took yet another ball into the endzone last week against the Colts. Even if rookie Ryan Mathews does make it back this week, Tolbert has done enough to hold onto the starting job and have yet another easy match-up against one of the worst rush Ds in the league this Sunday. 8. Maurice Jones-Drew (@ Ten) MJD has rattled off four straight 100-yard games now with a TD in two of them, so go ahead and ride him while he’s hot. Another 100-yard effort is easily within his reach, but the Titans have been super-stingy in allowing rushing TDs, so don’t expect all-world fantasy numbers this week. 7. Michael Turner (@ TB) “The Centaur” had a real nice game against the Bucs the first time around (107 yards, two TDs), but that was back in the comfort of the Georgia Dome. Indeed he has put together some nice outings as of late, but he’ll be walking into a charged up inner-division game on the road this Sunday which always has the possibility of being a tough contest. Either way, Turner should be able to come close to the numbers he put up last time around against these guys. 6. Steven Jackson (@ Ari) The Beast should be able to have one of his best games of the year this Sunday as the Cardinals rush defense just flat out stinks. If a 31-year old Brian Westbrook can run for 136 yards and a TD against them, I’m scared to think what S-Jax might do. 5. Arian Foster (@ Phi) Foster might be the biggest surprise in the league this season as he currently leads the NFL in rushing yards, total yards and rushing TDs (though Michael Vick, Peyton Hillis, Dwayne Bowe and Brandon Lloyd might have something to say about that). He’s been better at home 2010 pro bowl Vikings 4 Brett Favre jersey
this year, but the chance of him going for less than 140 total yards with a TD are as slim as they get. 4. Peyton Hillis (@ Mia) The 'Big Twinkie' went ballistic last week putting up 194 total yards (131 rushing) on the Panthers with three TDs. He might never see those numbers again in his career, but he’s become one of the steadiest plays in fantasy and can’t be left on your bench no matter who the Browns play. At the very least, you have to expect a TD out of him seeing that he’s scored in every single week except one (Week 6 at Pittsburgh). 3. Chris Johnson (vs Jax) Not many people can stop Chris Johnson, but when you combine Rusty Smith and Jeff Fisher, you pretty much have an unbeatable combination. Last week was an absolute nightmare for CJ28 owners, but believe me, with Kerry Collins coming back against this Jacksonville defense, Johnson should be able to get you back all those points you lost last week and more. 2. Adrian Peterson (vs Buf) If Purple Jesus is healthy enough to go this weekend, don’t be surprised to see him whip off his best fantasy day of the year. He went nuts earlier in the season against a bad Detroit rush D (160 yards, two TDs) and was all set to do so (before injuring his ankle) against an equally poor defense in Washington last week. Buffalo’s D is worse than both of them. 1. Jamaal Charles (vs Den) Charles said after last week’s game that he feels as good as he’s felt all year and that it feels like 6 Sanchez White Jersey
the season is just starting. If this is true, then look out fantasy world, ‘cause ‘The Ostrich’ is about to go a little nutty. Click for the RB Rankings Nos. 11-32 Week 13 rankings for QBs, WRs, and TEs There are no teams with RBs on a bye this week