Week 13 Running Back Rankings

Here's our fantasy football RB rankings, good luck this week!

	Composite	Greg Brosh	Kurt Turner	Phil Clark
Adrian Peterson, MIN, vs. CHI	1	2	1	1
Jamaal Charles, KC, vs. DEN	2	1	2	2
Matt Forte, CHI, at MIN	3	3	3	3
Andre Brown, NYG, at WAS	4	4	5	6
Marshawn Lynch, SEA, vs. NO	5	7	4	4
LeSean McCoy, PHI, vs. ARI	6	6	6	7
Reggie Bush, DET, vs. GB	7	5	9	10
Chris Johnson, TEN, at IND	8	10	7	8
Eddie Lacy, GB, at DET	9	8	8	12
Frank Gore, SF, vs. STL	10	11	12	5
DeMarco Murray, DAL, vs. OAK	11	9	10	14
Knowshon Moreno, DEN, at KC	12	15	11	9
Alfred Morris, WAS, vs. NYG	13	19	13	11
Maurice Jones-Drew, JAC, at CLE	14	13	15	15
Shane Vereen, NE, at HOU	15	12	20	17
Rashad Jennings, OAK, at DAL	16	14	17	19
Ray Rice, BAL, vs. PIT	17	20	14	21
Le'Veon Bell, PIT, at BAL	18	21	18	16
Fred Jackson, BUF, vs. ATL	19	23	23	18
Giovani Bernard, CIN, at SD	20	16	25	24
Steven Jackson, ATL, at BUF	21	26	19	22
C.J. Spiller, BUF, vs. ATL	22	24	24	20
Pierre Thomas, NO, at SEA	23	17	28	25
Ben Tate, HOU, vs. NE	24	22	21	29
Danny Woodhead, SD, vs. CIN	25	18	29	27
Stevan Ridley, NE, at HOU	26	31	22	28
Donald Brown, IND, vs. TEN	27	32	26	23
Zac Stacy, STL, at SF	28	55	16	13
Bobby Rainey, TB, at CAR	29	29	27	32
Andre Ellington, ARI, at PHI	30	25	32	34
Bilal Powell, NYJ, vs. MIA	31	33	30	30
Chris Ogbonnaya, CLE, vs. JAC	32	28	34	35
Darren McFadden, OAK, at DAL	33	39	33	26
Lamar Miller, MIA, at NYJ	34	30	38	31
Trent Richardson, IND, vs. TEN	35	36	31	33
Rashard Mendenhall, ARI, at PHI	36	38	35	36
Montee Ball, DEN, at KC	37	34	40	40
BenJarvus Green-Ellis, CIN, at SD	38	41	36	37
Christopher Ivory, NYJ, vs. MIA	39	37	39	39
Brandon Bolden, NE, at HOU	40	42	37	38
Darren Sproles, NO, at SEA	41	27	46	46
Benny Cunningham, STL, at SF	42	35	42	42
Joique Bell, DET, vs. GB	43	43	41	41
Brandon Jacobs, NYG, at WAS	44	44	43	43
Mike Tolbert, CAR, vs. TB	45	45	44	44
Dennis Johnson, HOU, vs. NE	46	40	48	48
Kendall Hunter, SF, vs. STL	47	46	45	45
Ryan Mathews, SD, vs. CIN	48	47	47	47
DeAngelo Williams, CAR, vs. TB	49	49	49	49
Jonathan Stewart, CAR, vs. TB	50	50	50	50
Fozzy Whittaker, CLE, vs. JAC	51	51	51	51
Jacquizz Rodgers, ATL, at BUF	52	48	54	54
Toby Gerhart, MIN, vs. CHI	53	52	52	52
Bernard Pierce, BAL, vs. PIT	54	53	53	53
Ronnie Brown, SD, vs. CIN	55	54	55	55
Brian Leonard, TB, at CAR	56	56	56	56
Mark Ingram, NO, at SEA	57	57	57	57
Shonn Greene, TEN, at IND	58	58	58	58
Willis McGahee, CLE, vs. JAC	59	59	59	59
Roy Helu, WAS, vs. NYG	60	60	60	60
Robert Turbin, SEA, vs. NO	61	61	61	61
Michael Bush, CHI, at MIN	62	62	62	62
LeGarrette Blount, NE, at HOU	63	63	63	63
Bryce Brown, PHI, vs. ARI	64	64	64	64
Jordan Todman, JAC, at CLE	65	65	65	65
Jonathan Dwyer, PIT, at BAL	66	66	66	66
Lance Dunbar, DAL, vs. OAK	67	67	68	68
Mike Gillislee, MIA, at NYJ	68	71	67	67
James Starks, GB, at DET	69	69	69	69
Jason Snelling, ATL, at BUF	70	68	70	70
Knile Davis, KC, vs. DEN	71	70	72	72
Tashard Choice, BUF, vs. ATL	72	72	71	71
Felix Jones, PIT, at BAL	73	73	73	73
Stepfan Taylor, ARI, at PHI	74	75	74	74
Anthony Dixon, SF, vs. STL	75	74	75	75
C.J. Anderson, DEN, at KC	76	77	76	76
LaMichael James, SF, vs. STL	77	76	77	77

I noticed some owners benched Adrian Peterson last week. My motto is "If AP is active, play him no matter what." As you can see, Week 13 should be a good week for Peterson again. Another noticable ranking is Shane Vereen as a borderline RB1. In a PPR format, and with Stevan Ridley close to fumbling his job away for good, Vereen should be a huge asset against the Texans. Rams Benny Cunningham should get the start this week, but I don't advise him as anything more than a low-end flex.

You would think I'd have Miller ranked higher, since "the other" running back, what's his name? Is out for at least 4 to 5 weeks. But Miller has done nothing for us this season and his matchup is killer, temper your expectations this week.

Among Stevan Ridley’s candid comments to ESPN after his fumble was the statement “I can’t keep doing this”. That is now also true for his owners, who cannot risk the chance that that he will suddenly be chained to the sideline by Bill Belichick as punishment for his latest transgression. After fumbling in three straight contests, can you feel confident that Ridley won’t lose touches to Shane Vereen, Brandon Bolden, or even LeGarrette Blount? The answer should leave you feeling uneasy about using him. Meanwhile, Bobby Rainey 167-yard, three TD explosion in Week 11 was hardly replicated last week, as Detroit’s fourth ranked run stoppers limited him to just 35 yards on 18 carries. This week, he must contend with a Carolina rush defense that is even more formidable, and another modest yardage total is imminent.

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