Week 12 of the fantasy football season is over and a lot just happened. So in this video,

we will be breaking down the 10 players that you need to be adding based on what just happened

in week 11. And we got to start with this backfield. Maybe one of the grossest backfields

in all of football, but it's the Raiders backfield because a lot just happened in this backfield

this past weekend. First off, let's start with the usage over at PFF. Look at this right here, all three running backs, Amir Abdullah,

an older veteran, Zemir White, who we thought was the RB1 coming into the season, and Alexander

Madison, all of these guys. If you look at this first row right here, these are the snap counts.

They're basically splitting the backfield, 22 snaps, 22, and 20 snaps. But there is a pretty

key reason for this. Zemir White left this game with a quad injury, and as far as I am concerned, he did not

return to this game.

And then also Alexander Madison left with an ankle injury, but he was actually ruled out

from this game.

So it seems like his ankle injury is more severe than what Zemir White was dealing with.

Zemir White was never actually ruled out.

There was always a chance that he can come back in. Madison, they were like, nope, no, that's a bad injury, you're done. We'll see if it's a high ankle sprain. If so, he might

miss multiple weeks. We still don't have news on that as of this recording. So now this is an interesting

situation because if Madison misses time and Zemir White was to play, all of a sudden Zemir White goes of the year when he was seeing 63% of the snaps in this backfield, multiple games of 10 plus

opportunities, right? And then all of a sudden, Zemir White starts to not play as well. They start

to give more usage to Madison, Amir White fumbles, and you start to get no usage out of

white. 13% of the snaps. 3%. We saw a little bit more usage in week 9 before the buy. He had

six carries, three Red Zone carries. That was his most usage in basically a month of the

season. So there was kind of this small, like, okay, maybe it's a trend in the right direction for

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