We have finally made it to Week 1. Now that we have our teams drafted and ready to go, we just have to start the right players. Easier said than done, but we are here to help you nail the running back position.
Having no data on the defensive matchups other than what they did last year always makes things tricky early in the season. There are always teams that surprise both for the worse and the better. At this point in the season, we are more focused on talent and volume. These are the running backs you should be starting in Week 1.
Running Back Starts
D'Andre Swift, Chicago Bears
It hasn't been the greatest week for Swift, who had a ton of momentum heading into practice last Thursday. He left practice holding his midsection, and then this week Kyle Monangai returned to practice.
