Nick Chubb

He's the team's main running back right now, so start him in your lineup for steady points. Just know a tough run defense and a shaky offensive line could keep him from having a big day, so think about trading him while others still value him.

Tampa Bay’s big defensive line should limit his runs and he hardly catches passes, so he likely needs a touchdown or a long run to score well. Sit him if you have a better option — only start him if you’re out of choices or your league doesn’t give points for catches.

He looked slower after knee surgery and with a shaky line plus a tough Rams defense, he’s likely to be limited — so don’t start him Week 1. Only use him if your league is very deep or you have no better option.

I’d grab Nick Chubb in the mid-to-late rounds — he looks like Houston’s lead running back if Joe Mixon isn’t playing, so he can put up points. People disagree and he has injury and wear concerns, so make sure you also have a backup running back.