If you are watching this video, it means that you've made it into the next round of your fantasy playoffs,

or you're just trying to avoid coming in last place. Well, lucky for you, you're in the right

spot because in this video, we're breaking down the 10 players. You should be targeting and picking

up on your waiver wires right now before your friends do. And the first situation will take us to

what's happening right here. You can see, Nick Chub was diagnosed. He left the game early on Sunday in week 15 with a broken foot. Obviously very sad news for

Nick Chubb who came back from a gruesome knee injury. He was pretty inefficient overall this year.

Now he suffers another big injury. So he's going to miss the rest of the season, which now brings

up the next guy up in that backfield and it's Jerome Ford. And we kind of had a sample earlier this

year of Jerome Ford in this Cleveland backfield. He had a couple of nice games. He has good pass catching skills and has been relatively efficient this season. Now, according to PFF in week 15,

you could see here, Ford played 36 snaps. Obviously, a lot of these were once Chub came out,

but Ford was seeing a large role in this offense the last couple of weeks due to Chub being

inefficient. You get seven carries. You get two targets for Ford in this game. That translates to a nice day overall. If we pull it up here, on these nine touches in the game, he tops over 100 yards.

He puts up a touchdown.

Obviously, this is not sustainable, but the fact that he was able to have such an efficient

day over 10 yards per carry, 10 yards per catch as well, against the Chiefs, who are

borderline, if not the best, the top five run defense, top five against fantasy running backs. This was the best day a running back has had all season against the chiefs.

That's something that we can take as a positive thing moving forward for four.

And again, if you remember earlier this year, this was a solid producer, right?

When Nick Chubb was injured in week one, he was a top 10 running back.

Then he puts up seven as his low point.

You're getting 10, 15, 7 points, then he gets injured in this game, and then

that's when Chub comes back. So if you're looking across these first five games right here,

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