... and committees. Drafting an elite running back, who takes the bulk of his team’s carries, has gotten about 10 times more difficult than it used to be. You’re going to have to select running backs who share carries whether you like it or not, but RBBCs may have more than one valuable fantasy contributor. In the second part of this two part series, Bruno Boys Jimbo will take a look at those tandems that will prosper and those that will flounder with analysis of five RBBCs from the NFC.

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Dallas Cowboys – Marion Barber and Felix Jones

The Dallas Cowboys are looking to run the ball more in 2009 than they did last season, and to do so, they’ve put Marion Barber back in his traditional role in a RBBC where he was a fantasy star despite sharing the carries. Not only should Barber lead the team in carries, but he’...

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