Well, let's take a look at that list. Here are the backs that scored more than 15 FF points: Ronnie Brown LenDale White Adrian Peterson Willis McGahee Patrick Cobbs Joseph Addai Willie Parker Of those, Patrick Cobbs is the only non-stud back, and he did it all in 3 receptions, 0 carries, from the wildcat, fairly early in the season when it was still new and effective. Of the rest, only 4 of those broke 100 yards rushing (ADP, McGahee, Addai and Parker). So, while I'm certainly not defending the Houston run D, I'm still not sure why there's an automatic reaction that Jamal Lewis is going to get, at minimum, 100 yards and a TD, which is the lowest projection I'm seeing right now, when he hasn't done that yet this season against some similarly weak (or weaker) run Ds.To start Lewis, I have to sit a pretty good RB, so just looking to get convinced one way or the other. And Lord knows my statistical prowess is on par with the Houston run D.