Kareem Hunt Week 14 Outlook - Ravens at Browns

By Mike Tagliere (FantasyPros), Thu, Dec 10th 2020, 10:06am EST

It's clear that Chubb is the primary ball carrier, but Hunt has seemingly lost the value he once had as an RB2. If he scores, he'll get into that territory, but if he doesn't, you're looking at a back-end RB3 finish. The Ravens have allowed 11 different running backs to finish as top-24 options against them, though it needs to be noted that nine of them totaled at least 17 touches, a number that seems unlikely for both Chubb and Hunt to hit. The Ravens have not been an immovable force on the ground, allowing 4.30 yards per carry but their opponents have averaged just 20.8 carries per game. Meanwhile, the Browns running backs have averaged 28.5 carries. There hasn't been a single team whose running backs have combined for 30 carries against the Ravens this year, while just two of them have topped 25 carries. Unless they go back to utilizing the running backs in the passing game (they've combined for just 11 receptions the last four games), it's tough to find tremendous value. Chubb has been playing so well, he should remain in lineups as a low-end RB1, but know that he's finished with just 101 yards and no touchdowns on 25 carries in the last two games combined against the Ravens. Hunt still comes with an RB3 floor, which obviously doesn't factor in his touchdown upside in this run-heavy offense, but know that he's scored just one rushing score in his last eight games, which is why you should keep him in the RB3 territory.