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Cooper Rush, Will Levis, and Bryce Young finished as QB1s. Saquon Barkley outscored the next-closest running back by 13.6 half-PPR points. Nick Chubb, Ameer Abdullah, and Jaylen Warren posted RB1 finishes.

Tight End/Kickers/Defense Week 13 Running Backs RB Notes: Saquon Barkley needs to average 119 yards over his final six appearances to set the single-season rushing record. That number must increase to 143 if he wants to do it in the same 16 games Eric Dickerson got in 1984.

Can Eagles get passing game going vs. Ravens? Patrick Daugherty, Kyle Dvorchak and Denny Carter analyze the Philadelphia Eagles passing offense and whether they can get attack a struggling Baltimore Ravens secondary. Quarterback | Running Back | Receiver | Tight End/Kickers/DefenseJalen Hurts eyes up a Ravens smash spot, Josh Allen returns from bye against a wounded 49ers team, and Matthew Stafford tries to keep the QB1 train rolling in New Orleans.At running back, Kyren Williams attempts to stop his slide out of the RB1 range, Bucky Irving hopes to keep ascending the RB2 ranks, and Isiah Pacheco gears up to return for the Chiefs.In the receiver ranks, Ja’Marr Chase aims to stay sizzling in a tough Steelers matchup, Courtland Sutton crashes the WR1 ranks for the Broncos, and Marvin Harrison Jr. looks to cash in a plus Vikings setup.Up the seam, Taysom Hill wonders if he’s the best fake tight end in the world, Will Dissly travels west to face the Falcons, and Mark Andrews hunts for touchdowns against the Eagles.

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