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Harris

His playing time declined in 2022, as he averaged 10 fewer routes and two fewer carries per game, and his efficiency decreased across the board. His playing time further reduced in 2023, averaging one fewer carry and six fewer routes, which led to his best season as a rusher. Thanks to more long runs, he set a career-high of 4.1 yards per attempt and put up the best rushing grade of his career.

Warren has outperformed Harris in every situation except zone runs. With a new offensive coordinator, there is a possibility that Warren could be viewed as the starter, which could further diminish Harris' fantasy value. However, Harris is roughly 30 pounds heavier than Warren, so even if he loses playing time in various areas, he is likely to maintain the goal-line role.

Harris is clearly part of a two-man committee this season, just like last season. However, both players could have a better season than last year. Both Harris and Warren finished as top-23 running backs last season, which could happen again, allowing both to exceed their ADP.