-
Ray Agnew RB | WAS
Kiero Small FB | BAL
Browns waive FB Kiero Small
Browns fullback Kiero Small, who started the last three games, was waived by the team, reports the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The team might bring back Ray Agnew to replace him, the paper said.
-
Montee Ball RB | NE
C.J. Anderson RB | LAR
Broncos RB Montee Ball expected back for Week 11
Broncos running back Montee Ball is expected to return from injury against St. Louis in Week 11, according to the Denver Post.
Ball has been out since suffering a groin injury in Week 5. In his absence, running back Ronnie Hillman became a productive option for the Broncos.
With Hillman expected to miss at least two weeks with a midfoot sprain, Ball will compete with C.J. Anderson for carries.
-
Ronnie Hillman RB | DAL
Report: Broncos RB Ronnie Hillman has midfoot sprain
The Broncos will be without running back Ronnie Hillman for at least two weeks after he suffered a midfoot sprain during a Week 10 win at Oakland, according to the Denver Post.
Hillman was the featured running back for the Broncos since taking over starting duties from an injured Montee Ball in Week 5.
Hillman had just six carries for 13 yards before suffering the injury. C.J. Anderson replaced him and rushed for 90 yards on 13 carries, and added four receptions for 73 yards and a touchdown.
-
LaMichael James RB | MIA
Dolphins elevate LaMichael James to active roster
With left tackle Branden Albert heading to the injured reserve list, the Dolphins have elevated running back LaMichael James to the active roster, per his agent on Monday.
James was drafted by the 49ers in the second round of 2012 draft. He signed with the Dolphins after San Francisco parted ways with him after the opening week of the season. He has totaled 41 carries for 184 yards and no touchdowns in 15 games over his career.
-
Cyrus Gray RB | ATL
Chiefs RB Cyrus Gray out for season with torn ACL
Chiefs lost one of their core special teams players during Week 10’s win at Buffalo when running back Cyrus Gray suffered a torn ACL, according to coach Andy Reid.
In nine games, Gray had only eight carries, but was a main contributor on special teams.
-
DuJuan Harris RB | JAC
DuJuan Harris leads Packers in rushing in Week 10 blowout win
Packers running back DuJuan Harris rushed for a team-high 52 yards on eight carries in his team's 55-14 drubbing of the Bears in Week 10.
With the Packers up big, Harris received more touches than normal in the second half, eclipsing Eddie Lacy's rushing total of 50 yards on 14 carries. He entered the game with just 12 rushing yards on eight carries, so Sunday's performance will likely go down as the highlight of the season for the little-used back.
-
Andre Ellington RB | TB
Cardinals RB Andre Ellington finds the end zone Week 10
Cardinals running back Andre Ellington had a tough game, but still managed a score Week 10.
Ellington gained just 23 rushing yards on 18 attempts. He did manage to punch in a 3 yard score in the second quarter, somewhat salvaging his day. Ellington was active in the passing game, hauling in five balls, but he only gained 19 yards.
Ellington will look for more Week 11 against the Lions.
-
Benny Cunningham RB | JAC
Rams RB Benny Cunningham gets the touchdown Week 10
Rams running back Benny Cunningham managed to find the red zone Week 10.
Cunningham only received four carries, but made them count. On his first attempt, Cunningham managed to plunge in a 3 yard score. He finished with just 12 yards. Cunningham also caught two passes, gaining 16 yards.
He'll look to score again Week 11 against the Broncos.
-
Robert Turbin RB | SEA
Christine Michael RB | IND
Seahawks backups give glimpse of the future
The Seahawks backup running backs didn't get much more work than normal in Week 10 against the Giants, but both Christine Michael and Robert Turbin showed what they can do if given the chance.
The Giants had trouble slowing any of the Seahawks' runners down Sunday, and Michael gashed them for 71 yards on just four carries. Turbin was only slightly less effective, rushing for 32 yards on six carries, while starter Marshawn Lynch ran all over the Giants for four touchdowns and 140 yards on 21 carries.
Both Turbin and Michael have clear upside, but Lynch really doesn't seem to be going anywhere -- this season. As handcuffs, both players might have some value in yearly leagues, but there are mostly best left for keeper leagues at this point.
-
Robert Turbin RB | SEA
Christine Michael RB | IND
Seahawks' Christine Michael, Robert Turbin get some work
Seahawks running backs Christine Michael and Robert Turbin managed to get some work Week 10 against the Giants.
Michael and Turbin came on in relief of Marshawn Lynch, who was so effective that he got some rest early. Neither player disappointed. Michael received just four carries, but managed 71 yards. He helped set up the team's final touchdown of the day with a 45 yard run. Turbin carried six times, gaining 32 yards.