Updated Fantasy Football Rankings for Jaguars RBs with James Robinson Out

Updated Fantasy Football Rankings for Jaguars RBs with James Robinson Out article feature image
Credit:

Sam Greenwood/Getty Images. Pictured: James Robinson.

After sitting out all week of practice, running back James Robinson will not play on Sunday for the Jaguars against the Bears.

The NFL's third-leading rusher has been nursing an ankle injury and with Jacksonville having nothing to play for — and incentive to lose — he won't be pushed.

The Jaguars are also starting Mike Glennon at quarterback instead of Gardner Minshew. While Minshew probably wasn't in fantasy football plans this week, Robinson certainly was.

Dare Ogunbowale is expected to replace Robinson in the backfield. Devine Ozigbo should also see some carries.

They were both projected into Sean Koerner's fantasy tiers with the possibility early in the week that Robinson would sit.

Ogunbowale is in Koerner's 8th tier; Ozigbo is in the 9th tier.

From Koerner's rankings: "Dare O. would be the priority add and provide RB3/Flex value."

Dare Ogunbowale Fantasy Rankings

Below are our experts' rankings for Ogunbowale as a RB.

Standard Ranking

Consensus: 40

Koerner: 45

Raybon: 41

Freedman: 30

PPR Ranking

Consensus: 37

Koerner: 45

Raybon: 45

Freedman: 31

Devine Ozigbo Fantasy Rankings

Below are our experts' rankings for Ozigbo as a RB

Standard Ranking

Consensus: 43

Koerner: 38

Raybon: 41

Freedman: 42

PPR Ranking

Consensus: 62

Koerner: 48

Raybon: 70

Freedman: 68

The ultimate fantasy football cheat code

The industry's top weekly rankings

Projected points for every player

Analysis from our team of experts

If you'd prefer a different option than a Jacksonville replacement, Mike Randle's waiver wire story from this week includes Tony Pollard, Gus Edwards, Salvon Ahmed and Lynn Bowden Jr.

From our waiver wire story on Bowden:

Bowden is simply a desperation Week 16 play with possible running back eligibility depending on your fantasy platform.

He saw a team-high seven targets and led Miami with six receptions. Bowden actually led the Dolphins in both receptions (seven) and receiving yards (82).

Bowden in an intriguing RB3/4 play in deeper leagues, especially with a rookie “revenge game” narrative at Las Vegas.

This site contains commercial content. We may be compensated for the links provided on this page. The content on this page is for informational purposes only. Action Network makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of the information given or the outcome of any game or event.