Mark Ingram

All of Ingram's games this season have either been 103 yards or more (four times) or 71 yards or less (eight times). He's the lead back on the best running team in the league, but Lamar Jackson takes away a lot of his upside. Consider him a strong RB2 in a matchup against the Bills that should see plenty of ground work.

The Bills are just 17th against fantasy running backs, Ingram is a RB2 on the road in a tough matchup.

If there's a glaring weakness to the Bills team, it's against the run. We've now watched 13 running backs finish as top-24 options against them despite playing just 12 games. Sony Michel was the only running back who totaled more than 14 carries against them but failed to finish as the RB21 or better with at least 13.8 PPR points. They've allowed a robust 4.65 yards per carry, so as long as a team is willing to stick with the run, they've been having success, thought the Cowboys seemingly forgot that on Thanksgiving. The Bills opponents have averaged just 61.4 plays per game, which is among the most concerning things for Ingram's outlook, as he's in a clear timeshare with Gus Edwards and Justice Hill, receiving just 55.3 percent of the team's running back carries this year. He should be in lineups as a middling RB2 who should have a good shot to score in this game.