Between injuries, goodbye, and “awkward” matchups, our Week 14 RB PPR fantasy rankings weren’t easy to put together, and you can bet they’ll see a lot of updates during the week before your last start, take a seat. in decisions.

First, let’s start with the byes. They’re not really that bad, as the Eagles, Patriots and Dolphins RB situations can often be frustrating, but Jonathan Taylor’s absence during the final week of the fantasy regular season is a real killer. The biggest advantage of those byes is that two of the best running defenders are out (Colts, Patriots).

WEEK 14 PPR RANKINGS:
Field marshal | Wide receiver | Tight end | D / ST | Kicker

Obviously we will deal with injuries as they arise, but in the meantime, we will have to figure out how to navigate the matchups. Several uninspiring committee backfields have RB-friendly opponents. The Texans (vs. Seahawks), Seahawks (@ Texans) and Titans (vs. Jaguars) have at least two backs, and at least for the Texans (David Johnson and Rex Burkhead) and Titans (Dontrell Hilliard and D’Onta Foreman), you can play on both backs. Usage trends aren’t that obvious to the Seahawks, and after a Week 13 in which Alex Collins (midsection) was out and Adrian Peterson handled most of the goal line duties … we have no idea what to think. We can’t even point to a guy who has a slump in the PRPD leagues, so for now, that looks like a stay.

WEEK 14 STANDARD RANKINGS:
Field marshal | Running backwards | Wide receiver | Tight end | D / ST | Kicker

The Broncos (vs. Lions) and Saints (@ Jets) are much better committee situations if they play Melvin Gordon (hip) and Alvin Kamara (knee). You can start Gordon, Javonte Williams, Kamara, and Mark Ingram given the matchups. If Gordon and Kamara are out again, Williams and Ingram will be on the edge of RB1.

On the other hand, Tevin Coleman (vs. Saints) and Matt Breida and Devin Singletary (@ Buccaneers) are in the worst places among the border runners, and it will be difficult to know what to do with Darrell Henderson (@ Cardinals) and James. Conner and Chase Edmonds (against Rams). You will likely start all three in the PPR leagues as Edmonds should immediately return to being Arizona’s main target, while Conner always has high TD potential, but after Henderson (quad) burned the owners of Fantasy last week, it could be on some hit lists.

One situation that is impossible to assess at this time is Carolina’s. Chuba Hubbard (vs. Falcons) was solid, if unspectacular, during Christian McCaffrey’s absence earlier this year, averaging 84.4 total yards and 2.6 receptions per game. Ameer Abdullah’s playing time has been trending upward, and given his superior receiving skills, he may be the most valuable PPR in this favorable matchup. For now, we stick with Hubbard higher in the standings as he looks more likely to score and get touches, but we’ll have to see how Carolina spreads playing time.

There aren’t many notable “pass-catching” running backs who are stealthily climbing the PPR rankings, JD McKissic (vs. Cowboys) is always in play as a flex when he’s active, and Kareem Hunt (vs. Ravens) remains a solid starter. But unless you’re talking about the Houston or Tennessee backs we mentioned earlier, this is not the week to bet on a running back to go purely on catches.

Note: We will update these RB PPR rankings throughout the week, so check back for the analysis and the latest player movement.

Fantasy RB PPR Rankings Week 14: who to start with as a runner

Ratings are based on Full point PPR punctuation

Rank Player
1 Najee Harris, PIT @ MIN
2 Austin Ekeler, LAC vs. NYG
3 Alvin Kamara, NO @ NYJ
4 Saquon Barkley, NYG @ LAC
5 Antonio Gibson, WAS vs. DAL
6 Alexander Mattison, MIN vs. PIT
7 Cordarrelle Patterson, ATL @ CAR
8 Clyde Edwards-Helaire, KC vs. LV
9 Elijah Mitchell, SF @ CIN
10 Aaron Jones, GB v. CHI
eleven Joe Mixon, CIN vs. SF
12 Nick Chubb, CLE vs. BAL
13 Ezekiel Elliott, DAL @ WAS
14 Leonard Fournette, TB vs. BUF
fifteen Josh Jacobs, LV @ KC
sixteen David Montgomery, CHI @ GB
17 Jamaal Williams, DET @ DEN
18 Melvin Gordon, DEN vs. THE
19 Devonta Freeman, BAL @ CLE
twenty Javonte Williams, DEN vs. THE
twenty-one James Robinson, JAX @ TEN
22 James Conner, ARI vs. LAR
23 Chuba Hubbard, CAR vs. ATL
24 Kareem Hunt, CLE vs. BAL
25 Darrell Henderson, LAR @ ARI
26 David Johnson, HOU v. SEA
27 Chase Edmonds, ARI vs. LAR
28 Dontrell Hilliard, TEN vs. JAX
29 AJ Dillon, GB vs. CHI
30 Rex Burkhead, HOU v. SEA
31 D’Onta Foreman, TEN vs. JAX
32 Mark Ingram, NO @ NYJ
33 Tevin Coleman, New York v. NO
3. 4 Tony Pollard, DAL @ ERA
35 JD McKissic, WAS vs. DAL
36 Devin Singletary, BUF @ TB
37 Alex Collins, SEA @ HOU
38 Matt Breida, BUF @ TB
39 Darrel Williams, KC vs. LV
40 Ameer Abdullah, CAR vs. ATL
41 Latavius ​​Murray, BAL @ CLE
42 Carlos Hyde, JAX @ DIEZ
43 Drake from Kenya, LV @ KC
44 Samaje Perine, CIN vs. SF
Four. Five Rashaad Penny, SEA @ HOU
46 Sony Michel, LAR @ ARI
47 Jeff Wilson Jr., SF @ CIN
48 Devontae Booker, NYG @ LAC
49 Mike Davis, ATL @ CAR
fifty Ronald Jones II, TB vs. BUF
51 Jermar Jefferson, DET @ DEN
52 Ty Johnson, New York vs. NO
53 Kene Nwangwu, MIN vs. PIT
54 Godwin Igwebuike, DET @ DEN
55 Adrian Peterson, SEA @ HOU
56 Jaret Patterson, WAS vs. DAL
57 Jeremy McNichols, TEN vs. JAX
58 Young Bernard, TB vs. BUF
59 Khalil Herbert, CHI @ GB
60 Austin Walter, New York v. NO
61 D’Ernest Johnson, CLE vs. BAL