6 years agoMiami Dolphins running back Kenyan Drake is facing uncertainty in the amount of touches he will receive in Week 2. He got 17 touches last week (14 carries, three catches) but only tallied 66 total yards and was outperformed on the ground by Frank Gore. Drake is the younger and more versatile back, but the Dolphins seem set on a split between the two. The Jets also ranked number 11 in rush defense DVOA last season and allowed just 39 yards on the ground in Week 1. Drake is startable as a borderline RB2, but he's a low ceiling option.--Elliott Baas - RotoBaller
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