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Should you start any Vikings RB in fantasy football in Week 1?

Vikings' running backs do not have a good matchup in Week 1 against the Packers.

The Minnesota Vikings possess an impressive array of talent across all positions, which translates into a wealth of fantasy football options. However, when it comes to their running backs, the decision to start any in Week 1 is far from straightforward. In this analysis, we'll examine the RBs in the Vikings' backfield to determine if they're worth a start or a bench spot.

Heading into the season, the Vikings have opted for a split backfield approach, likely involving two or even three running backs. This decision introduces a significant level of uncertainty, making it difficult to predict which player will emerge as the starter or the key contributor for Week 2. As such, the recommendation is to avoid starting any Viking RB for the first game, as the potential rewards may not outweigh the risk of losing a crucial contributor to your fantasy lineup.

To make an informed decision moving forward, it's essential to observe how the Vikings utilize their running backs in various situations. By doing so, you can gain valuable insights into which players are likely to see increased workloads and become fantasy-relevant. Keep a close eye on the team's offensive scheme and the roles assigned to each running back, as this information will prove invaluable in making the most astute fantasy football choices.

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