Week 12 RB Fantasy Football Rankings

	Composite	Ray Tannock	Kurt Turner	Greg Brosh	Mark Milano
Jamaal Charles, KC, vs. SD	1	1	2	1	4
Matt Forte, CHI, at STL	2	3	3	2	2
Zac Stacy, STL, vs. CHI	3	5	5	3	1
Adrian Peterson, MIN, at GB	4	2	1	6	7
Eddie Lacy, GB, vs. MIN	5	4	6	8	3
Frank Gore, SF, at WAS	6	6	7	10	5
Andre Brown, NYG, vs. DAL	7	10	4	4	9
Ben Tate, HOU, vs. JAC	8	8	8	9	8
Knowshon Moreno, DEN, at NE	9	7	11	7	6
Reggie Bush, DET, vs. TB	10	11	10	5	16
Alfred Morris, WAS, vs. SF	11	9	9	16	15
Chris Johnson, TEN, at OAK	12	13	12	11	11
Rashad Jennings, OAK, vs. TEN	13	12	13	14	10
Stevan Ridley, NE, vs. DEN	14	15	16	19	12
Le'Veon Bell, PIT, at CLE	15	14	14	17	18
Pierre Thomas, NO, at ATL	16	19	18	12	13
Maurice Jones-Drew, JAC, at HOU	17	16	15	18	19
DeMarco Murray, DAL, at NYG	18	17	17	13	20
Shane Vereen, NE, vs. DEN	19	22	22	15	17
Bobby Rainey, TB, at DET	20	18	21	23	23
Ryan Mathews, SD, at KC	21	21	20	22	25
Andre Ellington, ARI, vs. IND	22	23	23	20	14
Ray Rice, BAL, vs. NYJ	23	20	19	21	30
Danny Woodhead, SD, at KC	24	24	24	24	24
Chris Ogbonnaya, CLE, vs. PIT	25	28	28	25	22
Christopher Ivory, NYJ, at BAL	26	26	26	28	27
Steven Jackson, ATL, vs. NO	27	25	25	26	26
Darren Sproles, NO, at ATL	28	27	27	27	29
Rashard Mendenhall, ARI, vs. IND	29	29	29	31	21
Donald Brown, IND, at ARI	30	30	30	29	31
DeAngelo Williams, CAR, at MIA	31	31	31	30	28
Lamar Miller, MIA, vs. CAR	32	32	32	32	34
Montee Ball, DEN, at NE	33	37	37	33	33
Joique Bell, DET, vs. TB	34	33	33	35	35
Trent Richardson, IND, at ARI	35	34	34	36	36
Brian Leonard, TB, at DET	36	35	35	34	38
Jacquizz Rodgers, ATL, vs. NO	37	36	36	37	32
Mark Ingram, NO, at ATL	38	38	38	38	39
Marcel Reece, OAK, vs. TEN	39	39	39	39	40
Mike Tolbert, CAR, at MIA	40	40	40	41	41
Shonn Greene, TEN, at OAK	41	42	42	43	37
Bilal Powell, NYJ, at BAL	42	41	41	44	43
Jonathan Stewart, CAR, at MIA	43	44	44	42	42
Daniel Thomas, MIA, vs. CAR	44	43	43	40	49
Roy Helu, WAS, vs. SF	45	45	45	45	47
Fozzy Whittaker, CLE, vs. PIT	46	46	46	46	45
Willis McGahee, CLE, vs. PIT	47	47	47	47	46
Kendall Hunter, SF, at WAS	48	49	49	48	48
Bernard Pierce, BAL, vs. NYJ	49	50	50	54	44
Antone Smith, ATL, vs. NO	50	51	51	49	51
Brandon Jacobs, NYG, vs. DAL	51	48	48	50	61
Toby Gerhart, MIN, at GB	52	54	54	51	50
Dennis Johnson, HOU, vs. JAC	53	52	52	52	56
James Starks, GB, vs. MIN	54	53	53	55	55
Benny Cunningham, STL, vs. CHI	55	55	55	56	54
LeGarrette Blount, NE, vs. DEN	56	57	57	53	53
Knile Davis, KC, vs. SD	57	56	56	58	59
Daryl Richardson, STL, vs. CHI	58	60	60	57	52
Joseph Randle, DAL, at NYG	59	58	58	59	57
Michael Bush, CHI, at STL	60	59	59	60	58
Johnathan Franklin, GB, vs. MIN	61	61	61	61	60

In my week 12 running back rankings I listed A. Brown higher than most, expect a strong performance against Dallas.

Zac Stacy and Andre Brown are pushed up into the top 5 with excellent matchups against the Bears and Cowboys. RB2s have RB1 upside this week. Shane Vereen comes in as an RB2 start in PPR leagues, while Stevan Ridley and the Patriots' running game could be taken out quickly against the Broncos. Bobby Rainey had a big week last week, but his lack of playing time prior to Week 11 teeters him on the brink of a mere flex option.

Zac Stacy and Matt Forte headline this week's match-ups, playing in the same game. Ray Rice takes a dive back to reality in a much tougher match-up this week, so don't expect another 100 yards from him. He's back into flex territory.

Can't imagine how Zac Stacy's owners could not be thrilled about his recent output, and this week's matchup. He has been allotted at least 26 carries in each of the past three contests, and has averaged 89 YPG since Week 5. Given the fact that no St. Louis receiving options have displayed any consistency with Kellen Clemens, Stacy remains the teams’ most effective offensive weapon by a sizable margin. This week he should run roughshod through a depleted Chicago defense that ranks next to last against the rush. The Bears have suffered the embarrassment of being shredded by Ray Rice last Sunday, and even allowed Brandon Jacobs to deliver his best numbers since 2008 during their Week 6 matchup. Speaking of Rice, he had averaged just 36 YPG heading into Week 11, before bolting for 131 last Sunday. Unfortunately, that surge in production occurred primarily due to aforementioned shortcomings of Chicago’s 31^st ranked run defense. This week, Rice faces the NFL’s premier run stoppers, and a return to paltry output is imminent.

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