J.K. Dobbins

Start Dobbins this week — he got the most carries, had the short-yard and goal-line chances, and faces a Colts run defense that looked beatable. Just watch how many touches he gets since other backs do get looks and he’s had injuries before, and think about selling if someone offers a lot for him.

He’s expected to be Denver’s main running back this week, so he should get plenty of touches and a favorable matchup with the Broncos favored to win. Only sit him if you need a very safe pick—he’s had injury problems and shares time with other backs, so check practice updates before kickoff.

Draft him in the middle rounds as a backup running back. He should get short-yardage and goal-line chances in Denver, but he’s had injuries and a rookie will share carries, so he’s a cheap pick who could really help if he stays healthy and plays well early.

Draft Dobbins late. He's expected to start behind a great offensive line, and the later you take him, the less it costs you if his injury problems pop up again.