In desperate need of an RB (1 Viewer)

[Apeman]

I had the 13th pick in a 14 team PPR Redraft, and I ended up falling into a Zero RB draft based on who was there in my first few picks, but unfortunately I've been chasing RBs all year. I'm 7-3, so likely to make the playoffs, but I don't like my chances of advancing too far. We start 2 RBs, 2 WRs and a flex and my position groups currently look like this:

RB - Dowdle, Monangai, Charbonnet, Mason, Knight, Corum, Tuten, Benson
WR - Rice, Collins, Harrison, Metcalf

Benson's return could help me, but I'd like to try to flip one of my Receivers for an RB that I could be more confident in. The problem is that no one has much RB depth in a 14 team league, and I'm not sure what sort of RB I can hope to land for Metcalf or Harrison. Any thoughts? I was thinking about asking about Bucky Irving, whose owner seems to have moved on.

Thanks

 

[Gally]

You are 7-3 and have playable RB's. You aren't that bad off. What is your total points compared to everyone else? That really is the measure of whether or not you are in trouble for the playoffs or not.

Dowdle is a high end RB2 or low end RB1 right now. Monangai is a low end RB2 as is Charbs. You only have to play two of them so you can matchup Monangai/Charbs.

Like you said, I doubt any other team has superfluous RB's to part with.

 

[Apeman]

You are 7-3 and have playable RB's. You aren't that bad off. What is your total points compared to everyone else? That really is the measure of whether or not you are in trouble for the playoffs or not.

Dowdle is a high end RB2 or low end RB1 right now. Monangai is a low end RB2 as is Charbs. You only have to play two of them so you can matchup Monangai/Charbs.

Like you said, I doubt any other team has superfluous RB's to part with.

Thanks. Going into this week, I was third in points, so things are looking good. I'll be in third place after tonight with six teams advancing. Rico's elevation has been big for me, and I'm hoping Monangai sustains value with Swift back. Mason had a solid run of acceptable numbers, which wasn't inspiring, but it didn't hurt either.