Benny Cunningham

Week 13: Cunningham vs. Raiders
Benny Cunningham rushed four times for 18 yards and also caught two passes for 11 yards in the Rams' Week 12 loss to the Chargers. Cunningham replaced Tre Mason on the team's final drive in a four-point game but we wouldn't put too much stock into that development. Mason is still the St. Louis RB to own in fantasy leagues and Cunningham will continue to be limited to a COP role. Feel free to handcuff Mason with Cunningham if you have room but the latter has little to no fantasy value.

Week 11: Cunningham vs. Broncos
Benny Cunningham rushed four times for 12 yards and a touchdown while also adding two catches for 16 yards on four targets in the Rams’ Week 10 loss to the Cardinals. Cunningham remains the clear RB2 in St. Louis but it’s noteworthy that he received the lone goal line carry in last week’s game. He hasn’t scored a rushing touchdown since Week 6, however, so we wouldn't expect him vulture the [possible] touchdowns. Unless there’s an injury to Mason, Cunningham won’t hold much fantasy value. Avoid him in Week 11.

Week 9: Cunningham vs. 49ers
Benny Cunningham carried the ball four times for 27 yards and also caught his lone target for 8 yards in the Rams’ Week 8 loss to the Chiefs. Cunningham actually started the game, although not that that means much in St. Louis. Despite Tre Mason’s effectiveness in a win over the Seahawks two weeks ago, the coaching staff in St. Louis insists on using all three backs in a committee with no clear leader in the trio. Mason and Cunningham have shown more explosiveness than Zac Stacy, but none of the backs have been featured for more than a week. It’s a maddening situation for fantasy owners. Cunningham currently ranks as our No. 42 overall RB for Week 9 and should remain on your waiver wire/bench.