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Ranking 2019’s Second Year Running Backs (Not Named Saquon Barkley) 2018 was one of the better years for overall rookie running back fantasy production. Despite the fantasy busts like: Royce Freeman, Rashaad Penny and Derrius Guice (missed entire season due to injury), it still turned out be a deep rookie running back class. Heading into 2019, here are my top five rookie running backs that are not-named Saquon Barkley counting down in order from 5 to 1. 5.) Derrius Guice (Washington Redskins) I put Guice 5 th on this list mainly because he hasn’t a played an NFL regular season snap. Guice missed all of the 2018 season with a torn ACL injury that he suffered in the preseason. It was especially disappointing to a lot of fantasy owners because he was projected as one of the top fantasy RB’s in his rookie class. Even though the Redskins offense remains underwhelming this year, Guice has enough talent and enough upside to deliver for fantasy owners. 4.) Sony Michel (Ne...

Los Angeles Chargers 2018 Record: (12-4) 2 nd AFC West     2018 Season Recap: Offense Points: 26.8 (8 th ) Yards: 372.6 (11 th ) Pass Yards: 255.6 (10 th ) Rush Yards: 117.1 (15 th ) Defense Points:   20.6 (8 th ) Yards: 333.7 (9 th ) Pass Yards: 227.9 (9 th ) Rush Yards: 105.8 (9 th ) Coming into the 2019 season, we had the Chargers pegged as one of our sleeper Super Bowl favorites based on how good this roster appeared. While the Chargers didn’t go to the big dance, they had a season of great success. Seeing the Chiefs and the Rams in weeks 1 & 3 respectively, the early test on the year would show to us how good the Chargers could become. While they lost both contests to those high-powered clubs, they did show sound effort in dropping those contests. Managing to show better outings in the first half of the season, the Chargers went into their bye week holding a 5-2 record and pushing the Chiefs for top spot in t...

Kansas City Chiefs 2018 Record: (12-4) 1 st AFC West     2018 Season Recap: Offense Points: 35.3 (1 st ) Yards: 425.6 (1 st ) Pass Yards: 309.7 (3 rd ) Rush Yards: 115.9 (16 th ) Defense Points:   26.3 (24 th ) Yards: 405.5 (31 st ) Pass Yards: 273.4 (31 st ) Rush Yards: 132.1 (27 th ) Coming into the 2018 preseason, Patrick Mahomes was throwing bombs all over the field providing a gleaming foreshadow of things to come. As the season began, the Chiefs became the greatest show on turf scoring points at will while putting up record breaking statistics in the process. Patrick Mahomes was turning heads with each performance proving that Andy Reid had made the correct choice to make him the starting quarterback. In the first 11 weeks of the regular season, the Chiefs found themselves to be men playing amongst boys racking up 9 victories while only losing to the Patriots and the Rams. In both their losses, the Chiefs st...

Los Angeles Rams 2018 Record: (13-3) 1 st NFC West     2018 Season Recap: Offense Points: 32.9 (2 nd ) Yards: 421.1 (2 nd ) Pass Yards: 281.7 (5 th ) Rush Yards: 281.7 (5 th ) Defense Points:   24.0 (20 th ) Yards: 358.6 (19 th ) Pass Yards: 236.2 (14 th ) Rush Yards: 122.3 (23 rd ) Coming into the 2018 season after a disappointing finish to the year prior, the Rams retooled and added more talent ultimately becoming one of the league favorites to head to the Super Bowl back at the start of the preseason. With coach Sean McVay continuing his offensive genius creating schemes that would make this offense put up numbers that would be tops in the league, the Rams found themselves not losing a contest until week 9. Continuing their dominance, the NFL world was treated to one of the best games in NFL history on Monday Night Football against the Kansas City Chiefs. That contest proved the Rams were indeed the best in the bus...

Jacksonville Jaguars 2018 Record: (5-11) 4 th AFC South     2018 Season Recap: Offense Points: 15.3 (31 st ) Yards: 302.0 (27 th ) Pass Yards: 194.3 (26 th ) Rush Yards: 107.7 (19 th ) Defense Points:   19.8 (4 th ) Yards: 311.4 (5 th ) Pass Yards: 194.6 (2 nd ) Rush Yards: 116.9 (19 th ) When the Jags went to the AFC Championship a season prior, just missing an opportunity to stamp their ticket to the Super Bowl, the outlook for the 2018 campaign looked mighty positive. Starting the year with two straight victories and one verse the New England Patriots, national media channels were a buzz to what this version of the Jags would be able to accomplish. While holding a record of 3-1 after the first 4 weeks of the season, lightning struck this club in the absolute worst way. Jacksonville was unable to keep the positive momentum going dropping their next 7 contests untimely placing them out of the playoff conversation. ...