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Roy Helu
ESPN
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Apr 04, 2015 · 9:05 AM EDT

ESPN Raider beat writer Bill Williamson answered a question about the Raiders backfield competition between Latavius Murray and Trent Richardson.

Williamson: I think Murray is going to win the job. I just don’t think Richardson is a starting running back in the NFL. He has shown no explosion. I think he is a backup. Two teams have committed first-round picks to him and they both gave up on him. That’s a hint. Murray has more explosion and more potential at this point.

Fantasy Impact: 

Williamson added that Murray does have to improve his football IQ. That likely means they want Murray to know the playbook more, know scheme better, know the blocking schemes better. It’s all things a young running back has to go through. Roy Helu may be a bigger threat to take away production than Richardson.

DeMarco Murray

Raiders sign RB Trent Richardson

Bill Williamson, Twitter
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Mar 17, 2015 · 1:00 PM EDT

Can confirm Trent Richardson is final stages of getting deal with Raiders.

Fantasy Impact: 

This is actually good news for Latavius Murray, since Richardson isn't a real threat to Murray's chances of winning the RB1 job in Oakland. The team went hard after DeMarco Murray but ended up with T-Rich. There's an opportunity for a joke here, but we're going to let it pass. The team also signed Roy Helu, who should serve as the third down back.

DeMarco Murray

Raiders agree to terms with RB Roy Helu

Ian Rapoport, Twitter
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Mar 10, 2015 · 9:10 PM EDT

Roy Helu agrees with the Raiders on a 2-year deal worth over $4M, source said.

Fantasy Impact: 

If the Raiders are unsuccessful in their pursuit of DeMarco Murray, then Helu would likely serve as a passing down specialist while Latavius Murray would handle most of the carries.

Steven Jackson

Falcons cut RB Steven Jackson; Devonta Freeman ready for bigger role

Adam Schefter, Twitter
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Feb 27, 2015 · 10:37 AM EST

Falcons released RB Steven Jackson, per source.

Fantasy Impact: 

Looking at the running back position, Kyle Shanahan presided over three stellar fantasy seasons in his seven years as an offensive coordinator. In 2008, while Shanny was the OC of the Texans, Steve Slaton turned 327 touches (50 receptions) into 1,659 yards and 10 touchdowns. (Slaton averaged 77.6 total yards on 15.9 touches in 2009.) In 2012, rookie Alfred Morris racked up 1,690 total yards and 13 touchdowns. He followed it up with 1,353 total yards and seven scores in 2013. Shanahan even coaxed 86.7 total yards (on 18.2 touches) from Ryan Torain in 2010 and 67.9 yards on 13.3 touches from Roy Helu in 2011. Freeman wasn't terribly impressive in his rookie season (248 yards rushing, 3.8 YPC), but he was active and effective in the passing game (30 catches for 225 yards), so a Slaton-esque season isn't out of the realm of possibility. With Jackson out of the way, GM Thomas Dimitroff said that there was “no question” that Freeman is ready to be the feature back in Atlanta.

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