Are Running Backs Becoming Less Valuable in Today’s NFL?

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Sora
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Are Running Backs Becoming Less Valuable in Today’s NFL?

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With pass-heavy offenses dominating the league, running backs seem to be devalued. Is this fair, or are they still critical to a team’s success? Do you think teams should spend big on RBs or prioritize other positions like receivers and quarterbacks.
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Re: Are Running Backs Becoming Less Valuable in Today’s NFL?

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running backs are becoming less valuable in today’s NFL due to the rise of passing offenses and the use of committee backfields. Teams prefer to rotate backs to limit wear and tear, and the value of a versatile, pass-catching back has grown. It's a passing-first league no
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Re: Are Running Backs Becoming Less Valuable in Today’s NFL?

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Yes, because the NFL is now a passing league. Teams prioritize quarterbacks and receivers, while committees replace star running backs. However, elite backs like McCaffrey still matter. Versatility—receiving skills and blocking—keeps some running backs valuable, but big contracts are rare.
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