DeMarco Murray

Murray had a disappointing junior season in 2009, even though he scored 12 touchdowns. He averaged just 4.15 yards per carry and failed to be the big-play threat as a runner than he's capable. But 2010 should be different, and his touchdown total should once again be quite high. Still, don't look for Murray to run for 1,500 yards like he hopes he will, because former five-star recruit Jermie Calhoun is too good to keep off the field. Look for a situation between Murray and Calhoun this year not unlike the situation between Murray and Chris Brown the past two years. Murray should be the lead runner, but Calhoun will be a major factor. Still, Murray totaled 30 touchdowns in the past two years as a part-time player, so his downside hardly exists. As long as he can stay healthy, which is a bit of a concern after last year, Murray should be a top running back option in all formats.