I read that Selvin tweaked his groin in the game this week, and Hall had a sprained wrist last week, I'm thinking that might be an explanation for the ranking.Whether he makes sense for you is very individual, depending on league and roster size, waiver depth. I don't think he's got a high upside, but I think he could be solid production week to week, averaging maybe 8 points in standard. 8 points ain't much, but if he's a flex guy during your bye week, then you might have something. Of course, he's as likely as anyone on the wire to put up a 3 TD game so he's intriguing. Torain is the long range concern here, to me.
I'm looking for a bye week fill-in for CJ3 and Lynch this week. Both Pittman and Dunn are on our ww this week. Pittman's got the better matchup in my view (at home vs. JAC while Dunn goes up against CAR) and I'll probably pick him up over Dunn. I agree that the DEN backfield is a crapshoot, but I think Pittman will see more touches than normal this weekend and perhaps next. However, once Torain is back in the mix, it's anyone's guess how Shanny divides the pie. For this weekend, 40 yrds and a TD seems reasonable for Pittman. I'll take 10 pts from a fill-in anytime.
you might want to look at the Bucs schedule the remainder of the season before you drop Dunn..he's a steady 7 pts per week in my league ( 1pt per 10 rush yards + 4pt tds). thats not much,but its 7 pts per week, every week! Bucs play a cakewalk sked against subpar rush defenses the next 6 weeks after the upcoming Car gamenever,ever,ever mess with Denver's backfield..., fantasy GM's should summarily dismiss the Denver RB's altogether....I mean, is there anyone who's posted any 'happy' threads about Denver backfield over the past, oh lets say, 4 years or so? nope.don't believe the hype...that dog won't hunt..you're all like a beaten,rented mule who keeps coming back for more...why do fantasy GM's constantly keep lauding Denver's backfield???

its where RB's and fantasy football seasons go to die...