Week 14 RB Fantasy Football Rankings

By on December 4, 2012

With the Week 14 RB Fantasy Football Rankings coming your way, there is no more screwing around. You are reading this because you won the first round of the playoffs, or you landed a spot in your league’s coveted tournament. Congrats on both. I won’t fiddle around and talk your ear off this week. But those owners who have Ahmad Bradshaw should hear me out.

I usually don’t wish injury on any player. It’s just something I don’t do. And when the Fantasy Football Gods hear this, I am afraid they will punish me by casting me with boils. Or at the very least, knock one of my top studs out for the year. But when I read the news that Andre Brown was out for the rest of the season with a broken left fibula, I’ll admit I smirked a little bit. You and I both know that Brown was the biggest thorn in Bradshaw’s side for weeks on end, mostly from his vulgarizing touchdowns in the redzone. But with Brown now out and David Wilson continuing his dominance in the doghouse, the stars are aligned for a huge Bradshaw run. It started last night when Bradshaw ran 24 times for 103 yards against the Redskins. While also catch 2 passes. It won’t stop there. Bradshaw’s schedule is like sweet icing on a cake. He faces the league’s worst fantasy run defense in the Saints Week 14, Atlanta’s 9th worst in Week 15 and Baltimore’s 12th worst in Week 16. As you’ll see by my rankings below, Bradshaw is one of the top RB1′s this week. And with this kind of schedule coming up, owners should get the full benefits of Bradshaw going into their league championship. He will be the hottest fantasy back to close the season. Now we just have to hope his foot problems will be a thing of the past.



Now lets take a look at the Week 14 RB Fantasy Football Rankings. Like every week, make sure to check out the rest of our rankings in our RANKINGS SECTION (Including IDP).

Also, make sure to check the rankings again between now and Friday to see if anyone has moved up or down due to latest news and injuries. I think I changed last week’s rankings 10 times before Friday.

RANKPLAYERTEAMOPPONENTNOTES
1.Arian FosterHouston@ New England
2.Adrian PetersonMinnesotavs. ChicagoWon't match last week's numbers, but AP still shows you don't need catches to be a big option in PPR leagues.
3.Trent RichardsonClevelandvs. Kansas CityReally strong matchup and could wind up being the top ranked by the end of Week 14.
4.Ray RiceBaltimore@ Washington
5.Jamaal CharlesKansas City@ Cleveland
6.Chris JohnsonTennessee@ Indianapolis
7.Doug MartinTampa Bayvs. PhiladelphiaHas had back-to-back subpar games, but I think this will be his bounce-back opportunity.
8.Marshawn LynchSeattlevs. Arizona
9.Ahmad BradshawNew York Giantsvs. New OrleansHas a solid schedule down the stretch.
10.CJ SpillerBuffalovs. St. LouisWeather was a factor last week. Spiller will come back strong.
11.Alfred MorrisWashingtonvs. Baltimore
12.Bryce BrownPhiladelphia@ Tampa BayCan't not rank him as an RB1, but he has a tough test this week.
13.Stevan RidleyNew Englandvs. HoustonThe best part about Ridley is he is a clock killer.
14.Frank GoreSan Franciscovs. MiamiTough matchup.
15.Matt ForteChicago@ MinnesotaForte played better than we thought in Week 13.
16.BenJarvus Green-EllisCincinnativs. Dallas
17.Knowshon MorenoDenver@ OaklandLast week's disappointment was due to the matchup. He should be much better against Da Raidas.
18.DeMarco MurrayDallas @CincinnatiNo limitations this week.
19.Mikel LeshoureDetroit@ Green Bay
20.Steven JacksonSt. Louis@ Buffalo
21.Michael TurnerAtlanta@ CarolinaLooked like a stud against the Saints. Has another good matchup, but does he have the wheels to do it again?
22.Shonn GreeneNew York Jets@ Jacksonville
23.Ryan MatthewsSan Diego@ PittsburghAs long as Norv Turner is messing with Mathews' head, I don't think he'll ever go back to being a highly-rated fantasy option.
24.DeAngelo WilliamsCarolinavs. Atlanta
25.Darren McFaddenOaklandvs. DenverShould play this week. Marcel Reece was taken out of last week's game, and could be done as a fantasy option with multiple injuries.
26.Reggie BushMiami@ San FranciscoReally tough matchup. Would even avoid if possible.
27.Darren SprolesNew Orleans@ New York GiantsAs long as he doesn't get a carry, Sproles is close to being worthless outside of PPR leagues.
28.Jonathan DwyerPittsburghvs. San DiegoWas supposed to be the bell cow last week, but Isaac Redman got work. Tough matchup.
29.Fred JacksonBuffalovs. St. LouisShowed last week that he is still part of the backfield, but he's too risky as anything more than a low flex.
30.Vick BallardIndianapolisvs. Tennessee
31.Alex GreenGreen Bayvs. DetroitJames Starks hasn't been officially placed on IR with a knee injury, but it's going to be soon. The team signed Ryan Grant, but Grant has been on the free agent market all this time for a reason.
32.Beanie WellsArizona@ SeattleI'm done with Wells. Not only an awful matchup, but he can't get anything going on such an awful team.
33.Michael BushChicago@ Minnesota
34.Jacquizz RodgersAtlanta@ CarolinaStill hasn't broken out in back-to-back games.
35.Bilal PowellNew York Jets@ Jacksonville
36.Daniel ThomasMiami@ San Francisco
37.Montell OwensJacksonvillevs. New York JetsTeam has been riddled with injuries in the backfield.
38.Pierre ThomasNew Orleans@ New York Giants
39.Joique Bell Detroit@ Green BayDon't let the stats full you. Bell doesn't get many carries, but has long gains when he does play. Still just a handcuff.
40.Pierre ThomasNew Orleans@ New York Giants

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