We all want to draft running backs who can rack up 15 carries a game, catch multiple passes weekly, and stay on the field for all three downs. However, in today's NFL, these types of RBs are few and far between. Beyond the McCaffrey's and Barkley's of the world, you can find RBs with potential bellcow workloads, but these middle tier RBs carry plenty of risk. Le'Veon Bell, Leonard Fournette, and Todd Gurley could all see huge workloads, but do any of them actually have top 5 upside? Are Chris Carson, Melvin Gordon and David Montgomery set to bust due to minimal pass-catching roles? We're breaking down the bellcow RBs who could struggle in 2020, including our top bust and value picks.

Also, coronavirus will have an impact on Fantasy Football, even if the season starts on time as expected. Shortened training camps, limited rookie mini camps and lack of in-person contact will make it tougher for rookies and newly-acquired players to make an immediate impact on the field. As a comparison, we analyzed the impact of the 2011 lockout on Fantasy Football performance. Only one rookie RB, Roy Helu, scored more than 150 PPR points that season!

A look at some of the running backs projected for large workloads who might struggle in 2020.

There's not doubt the coronavirus will impact the 2020 NFL season. But can we properly project that impact?

Our Dynasty content has been updated to reflect the post-draft world including mocks for both startups and rookie-only drafts.

The FFT guys break down the workhorse RBs who drafters should avoid in 2020, as well as under-the-radar RBs who could end up with bellcow work.