JK Dobbins (RB2) - A win for the Post-Bye Rookie Bump, Dobbins’ PPR-point average jumped from 7.6 to 11.3 following the Week 7 bye. The rookie was as efficient as expected (6.0 YPC) but needs more volume to get into the RB1/2 mix. Edwards is likely to return as a restricted free agent, so Dobbins’ role in 2021 will likely be similar to his role late in 2020 after Mark Ingram was benched. Dobbins’ ceiling in full-PPR is capped by his quarterback’s reluctance to target running backs.

Things are looking good for the Kansas City Chiefs this year in terms of their dead money. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, dead money is essentially the guaranteed salary remaining on the contract of a player who has been released.

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The best news for the Bengals is they don’t have to take a quarterback at No. 5. That gives them a ton of potential options. Cincinnati fans should focus on these five prospects.Detroit Lions



So Minnesota has some work to do. The team already released TE Kyle Rudolph, CB Tae Hayes and CB Cordrea Tankersley. Also, Minnesota wants to restructure with Riley Reiff, according to Chris Tomasson of the Pioneer Press.



Harris was dominant running behind the nation’s best offensive line in 2020. He’s a next-evolution hammer back, a three-down player that can handle ridiculous work loads and remain on the field. I'd always want him running routes when I'm passing, but heck, he's also a darn good pass-blocker.Los Angeles Chargers

To me, Jefferson projects as a depth back. He can contribute in multiple areas, but perhaps not well enough in any to ever pull away in a timeshare. Increasing his utility on third down will go a long way towards determining how long he sticks in the NFL.Pittsburgh Steelers