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Pierre Thomas

Saints RBs Mark Ingram and Chris Ivory looked pretty mu...

Larry Holder on Twitter
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Jul 26, 2012 · 8:46 PM EDT

Saints RBs Mark Ingram and Chris Ivory looked pretty much full blast on Day 1. Good sign for the Saints.

Fantasy Impact: 

Darren Sproles and Pierre Thomas will also be in the mix for carries this season, with Sproles our highest rated out of the four Saints, and the one to target in drafts, especially PPR leagues.

Pierre Thomas

Saints running back Mark Ingram said at the end of the ...

New Orleans Times-Picayune
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Jul 24, 2012 · 9:17 PM EDT

Saints running back Mark Ingram said at the end of the offseason workout program in June that his scoped left knee would be completely healed when training camp begins. But coach Joe Vitt said Tuesday that the training staff would monitor Ingram leading to the possibility of Ingram being limited when camp opens Thursday.

There was no update on running back Chris Ivory, who missed the last week of OTAs with an injured hamstring. Vitt said during the last week of OTAs in June that he hoped Ivory would be ready for the start of training camp.

Fantasy Impact: 

The longer Ingram is out, it may mean at least more early season work for RBs Pierre Thomas, Chris Ivory and Darren Sproles. Continue to monitor the situation, which seems to be a three- or four-headed running back attack for the Saints again this year. Sproles will have the most value of the three, and we have him ranked 17th. When healthy, we have Ingram ahead of Thomas on our RB list.

Kevin Smith

Lions RB LeShoure could get most carries

DetroitLions.com
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Jul 17, 2012 · 5:27 PM EDT

A healthy Mikel Leshoure probably gets the largest percentage of the carries, especially if he comes back and looks as good as he did the first two weeks of training camp last year.

Jahvid Best will get plenty of touches as both a runner and receiver, much like the Lions have used him the last two years and much like the Saints use Darren Sproles.

Kevin Smith said this offseason he thinks around 10 or more carries per game would be ideal for him as a third runner.

Fantasy Impact: 

This is the first indication of who might have the most value among these three backs. Best is still the best PPR option, but the way things are trending, LeShoure may have the value in standard leagues and seems likely to snag some goal line TDs as well.

Rashard Mendenhall

According to Kris Knox of the National Football Authori...

National Football Authority
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Jul 07, 2012 · 7:41 AM EDT

According to Kris Knox of the National Football Authority, the most intriguing running back on the Steelers roster may be Chris Rainey, a fifth-round pick out of Florida.

At just 5'8", 180 pounds, Rainey is a bit undersized to be an every down back, but he possesses tremendous speed and a natural pass-catching ability. We recently took a look at Rainey' potential to provide a Darren Sproles/Dexter McCluster-type role for coordinator Todd Haley's offense and if he catches on to the nuances of the pro game quickly, Rainey could be the perfect candidate to provide an explosive punch to Pittsburgh's ground game.

Along with Isaac Redman and Jonathan Dwyer, Rainey will be in the mix for carries as Rashard Mendenhall's future remains in question following ACL surgery.

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