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This went according to plan. The Cleveland Browns were not an imposing defense against the run by any means, but the first stretch of the game still didn't see Latavius benefiting much from Oakland moving the ball.
For all the awesomeness that Derek Carr and the Raiders' receiving corps were bringing to the table (yes, their stocks are up as well, keep an eye on Seth Roberts as an effective slot guy in deeper leagues), Murray was leaving owners with a puzzled look. Then he broke off a long run and things got going.
He finished the Week 3 tilt with 26 rushes for 139 yards and a touchdown, good for a nice 5.3 yards per carry figure. Maybe you were starting to wonder if Latavius would really get the chance to put up RB1 numbers, and now you can relax.
Oh, and he gets to face the Chicago Bears defense next week, so I'd expect more of the same. That said, Denver in Week 5 is probably going to be trouble before a Week 6 bye, but from a "rest of season" standpoint, you should good about Latavius Murray.
