Week 10 RB Touchdown Dependency Ratios
Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com

We are going with less words and more numbers this week. Our dependency ratios have now been expanded to the top 50 fantasy running backs on the season. This data is best used when evaluating how likely a player is to continue his year to date production. The lower the dependency ratio, the more likely the production will maintain or possibly improve. The higher the ratio the more likely said player’s value is to experience turbulence.

As always, I’ve sorted the ratios two ways. The first chart is sorted by total fantasy points on the season. The second chart is sorted in order of ascending ratio. This tool is best used as a tiebreaker when making tough sit/start decisions or evaluation rest of season player value.