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By Eddie Sebastian

Last year, I had Derrick Henry on my fantasy football team, and he carried my squad into the playoffs. He was the eighth man in NFL history to run for 2,000 yards in a single season. 2,027 rushing yards 17 TDs, and 114 receiving yards, to be exact. That comes out to 316 points in the standard scoring system. So, where does his season rank among the best running backs? He doesn’t even crack the Top 10.

Standard scoring, or as the Millennials call it, NON-PPR, is 1 point for every 10 yards receiving or rushing, 6 points for every touchdown scored, and 2 points if you score on a 2 point conversion. This applies to running backs, tight ends, and wide receivers.

Here are the Top 10. If you had one of these dudes on your team, you probably made the playoffs. Number 7 O.J. Simpson put up those stats in a 14 game schedule. Number 2, Marshall Faulk also only played in 14 games due to an injury. And Priest Holmes is the only player to be on the list twice representing the Kansas City Chiefs. Tomlinson, Faulk, Smith, Simpson, and Davis are members of the Football Hall of Fame.

Top 10 most fantasy points ever by a RB in standard scoring

No. Player Fantasy Points Rushing Yards Rushing TDs Receiving Yards Receiving TDs
1 LaDainian Tomlinson, Chargers (2006) 418.3 1815 28 508 3
2 Marshall Faulk, Rams (2000) 374.9 1359 18 830 8
3 Priest Holmes, Chiefs (2003) 373 1420 27 690 0
4 Priest Holmes, Chiefs (2002) 372.7 1615 21 672 3
5 Emmitt Smith, Cowboys (1995) 364.8 1773 25 375 0
6 Shaun Alexander, Seahawks (2005) 363.8 1880 27 78 1
7* O.J. Simpson, Bills (1975) 362.3 1817 16 426 7
8 Terrell Davis, Broncos (1998) 360.5 2008 21 217 2
9 Christian McCaffrey, Panthers (2019) 353.2 1387 15 1005 4
10 Chris Johnson, Titans (2009) 346.9 2006 14 503 2

 

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