4 years agoBaltimore Ravens running back Gus Edwards could be a significant fantasy contributor if he was not part of a three-headed, by-committee backfield monster that the Ravens have created. Even though he was the team's leading running back rusher last week, he still logged just seven carries for 42 yards. With Mark Ingram II on track to suit up versus the Titans on Sunday, fantasy managers should expect more of the same when it comes to a division of labor on carries, severely capping intrigue as it pertains to Edwards. He'll be a touchdown-dependent option in deeper season-long formats or for those fantasy managers desperate for an RB3 that is slated to see at least half a dozen carries.--Jesse Borek
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