Latavius Murray Fantasy

Denver Broncos running back Latavius Murray continued to serve as the lead back in the 10-9 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 13. Murray saw a team-high 17 carries (it also tied his season-high) for 47 yards (2.8 yards per carry) while catching all four of his targets for 14 additional yards. The targets and receptions matched Murray's high on the season from two weeks ago. Mike Boone had just six carries, so Murray is the Broncos clear lead back, but in the lowest-scoring offense in football, Murray is going to be a disappointment as an RB3/flex if he isn't able to find the end zone. The Broncos have been lucky to score more than once per game in 2022.

Dec. 4th • 11:30 PM

Denver Broncos running back Latavius Murray is the team's unquestioned lead back with Melvin Gordon III out of town and Chase Edmonds (ankle) on Injured Reserve, but he'll face a tough matchup on Sunday on the road against the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens defense has allowed the second-fewest rushing yards per game (82) and have given up only 17.8 half-point PPR points per game to the RB position this season. Murray has scored on the ground four times in seven games this year, but he's averaging only 4.0 yards per game in his six contests with the Broncos, the lowest-scoring offense in football. The veteran back has seen 30 carries the last two games and almost had a 100-yard game in Week 12, but he'll be a low-upside, touchdown-dependent RB3/flex on Sunday against Baltimore.

Dec. 1st • 11:30 PM

Denver Broncos running back Latavius Murray took advantage of his new role as the unquestioned leader of the Broncos backfield in the 23-10 loss to the Carolina Panthers in Week 12 on Sunday, carrying the ball a team-high 13 times for a season-high 92 yards (7.1 yards per carry). He caught his only target in the passing game for a six-yard gain. Kendall Hinton, Marlon Mack and Montrell Washington combined for four carries behind Murray, so the 32-year-old should continue to see the lion's share of the backfield workload moving forward, albeit in the league's lowest-scoring offense. Murray should be considered a touchdown-dependent, low-upside RB2/3 heading into a Week 13 date with the Baltimore Ravens.

Nov. 27th • 8:48 PM