But when Jd Mckissic is still getting five targets per game, it's clear we can't rely on a massive role in the passing game for Gibson. Barber did contribute several of his trademark power runs in the contest and should continue enjoying a relatively steady role, despite the fact Jones is clearly a more dynamic asset overall. Neither Barber nor Jones can get much going on the ground, however, and the Buccaneers' offense seems destined to continue to mostly flow through the right arm of Jameis Winston for the three remaining games of the regular season. It was an ineffective performance as he averaged just 2.6 yards per carry, but he at least scored. Barber will hope for opportunities to exploit the vulnerable Lions defense in Week 14. Covering the impact of coronavirus on the sports world. I agree that CBS Sports can send me the "Fantasy Football Today Newsletter" newsletter. This may be a week you want to sit Peyton Barber. The fourth-year back ended up outpacing backfield Ronald Jones by 11 carries overall, with Greg Auman of The Athletic reporting that coach Bruce Arians explained the lopsided division of labor as a function of Arians going the "hot hand" in the backfield and Jones having missed a blitz pickup at one point. He'll remain a complementary option during Week 5 when Washington faces the Rams' 18th-ranked rush defense. Barber should continue to factor into the team's backfield equation for the time being, but he will need to improve his efficiency in order to keep a sizable role. Peyton caught 20 of his 29 targets for 92 yards and a TD, but again, he lacked success in big plays (4.6 yards per catch). He found the endzone twice, though, which gives him some fantasy relevance. That last sentence is essentially the entirety of Peyton Barber's fantasy relevance. That's somewhat unexpected, but after Washington waived Adrian Peterson, Barber figures to see plenty of work in running situations to start the season. The team figures to carry three or four running backs on the Week 1 roster, so Barber will need to battle for a spot unless there's a glut of injuries in front of him. "I don't have any concerns about the running game right now," Arians said. Barber did not log a carry in the Buccaneers' 34-17 loss to the Saints on Sunday but did bring in both his targets for 11 yards and a touchdown. Washington Football Team running back Peyton Barber scored two touchdowns in Week 1, but remains a risky fantasy option ahead of a date with the Cardinals. Antonio Gibson is the only Washington back who offers promise, and we'd expect his usage to increase throughout the season. He averages just 30 rushing yards per game, and isn't a good option in Week 17, despite the favorable matchup against the Falcons. It was an ineffective performance as he averaged just 2.6 yards per carry, but he at least scored. The latest news on Peyton Barber. Analysis: After putting up a 17-29-2 rushing line on 41 percent snap share in the season opener, Barber was limited to a single offensive snap Week 2, converting a 4th-and-1 in the second quarter. Analysis: Washington entered the offseason with Derrius Guice, Adrian Peterson and Bryce Love (knee) in the backfield and now has added Barber and J.D. When the Bucs draft a running back at the top of the second-round, call me skeptical on just how long Barber holds the starting job. SEE FULL ARTICLE Football Team's Peyton Barber: Shouldn't be ignored peyton barber week 1 and 2 fantasy outlook Peyton Barber is projected for 7.4 fantasy points which projects to being the #40 ranked running back. Coach Bruce Arians had made it clear Barber would open the game and he'd ultimately stick with whatever back had the hot hand, and Barber forced the issue with a gutsy display of power running that was highlighted by his 16-yard scoring scamper up the gut in the third quarter. Barber carried 17 times for 29 yards and two touchdowns during Sunday's 27-17 win over the Eagles. Barber is a formerly undrafted free agent who the Bucs let sit on the bench while Doug Martin and Charles Sims combined for 1,071 yards on 354 carries over the last two years. Peyton Barber 2018 Outlook NOTICE: No Assistant Coach Discussion in This Forum ... at Miami on Thursday in which Koetter said the second-round pick from Southern Cal was "average," it appears as though Peyton Barber has a good grip on the position. Analysis: Barber capped off a massive 17-play, 75-yard third-quarter march with a two-yard touchdown run, his second on the ground in as many games. Gibson was more efficient while totaling 36 yards on his nine carries, but he totaled just two targets, which won't get it done. There isn't much upside for an early down bruiser in an offense that's unlikely to be any better than average, but it is possible Barber gets enough carries -- at least initially -- to gum up Antonio Gibson's production. Since Gibson was much more productive, we figure Barber should be irrelevant in fantasy moving forward, aside from a few potential vulture scores. Even though he's seen the fewest snaps, he leads all three backs in touchdowns with seven. Peyton Barber ran 11 times for 34 yards last week while catching two passes for 19 yards. Barber is struggling with his efficiency (4.1 yards per carry or less in each of his first three games), so he'll look to improve in that regard versus the Rams in a Week 4 road tilt. Disclosures. Peyton caught 20 of his 29 targets for 92 yards and a TD, but again, he lacked success in big plays (4.6 yards per catch). Washington has seemingly moved on from Barber, opting to give rookie Antonio Gibson a chance at more carries. Peyton Barber finished 11-32 on the ground last week while having no receptions. Despite the unprecedented lack of action on the ground, Barber salvaged his fantasy day with a six-yard touchdown reception at the 2:42 mark of the second quarter, getting his team on the board for the first time all afternoon. Well, it's clear what roles these two running backs have. Since Gibson was much more productive, we figure Barber should be irrelevant in fantasy moving forward, aside from a few potential vulture scores. Barber rushed 17 times for 44 yards and two touchdowns in the Buccaneers' 28-11 win over the Jaguars on Sunday. That last sentence is essentially the entirety of Peyton Barber's fantasy relevance. That amounts to just 3.03 yards per carry. Barber is expected to serve as the Buccaneers' No. CBS Sports is a registered trademark of CBS Broadcasting Inc. Commissioner.com is a registered trademark of CBS Interactive Inc. site: fantasynews | arena: nfl | pageType: stories | He may be nothing more than a short-yardage runner and special-teams player in the coming weeks, as both Antonio Gibson (13 carries for 55 yards and a TD) and J.D. Barber could take on some of the carries that were expected to go to recently released Adrian Peterson, JP Finlay of NBC Sports Washington reports. ( Update 7/2 : A recent report from The Athletic's Greg Auman said that Barber is "certainly … At this point, Barber is basically a touchdown-or-bust flex play and he's scored just once in his last six games. While Barber played better, they obviously felt the need to invest in Ronald Jones. Gibson, of course, has got a ton of press over the past several weeks, especially with the release of Adrian Peterson. With career averages of 3.6 yards per carry and 6.1 per reception, the 26-year-old isn't likely to find regular touches now that he's left the RB abyss of Tampa Bay. Analysis: Barber set a career high in touchdowns during 2019, but that was partly offset by a career-low 3.1 yards per tote. Copyright 2020 Fantasy Football Calculator | Image Source: Icon Sportswire. ( Update 7/2 : A recent report from The Athletic's Greg Auman said that Barber is "certainly … Analysis: Barber doubled up backfield mate Ronald Jones in carries as their timeshare continued in confounding fashion Sunday, but game script soon ensured neither back could be much of a factor. The pair of scores gave Barber a nice fantasy line, but it obscured what was another typically inefficient showing for the Auburn product, who is now averaging just 3.2 yards per carry for the season. The 25-year-old is set to become an unrestricted free agent this coming March, and it would appear likely the Buccaneers will make upgrading the running back position one of their top offseason priorities, potentially deeming Barber expendable. Peyton Barber went from rushing 17 times in Week 1 to playing just one snap in Week 2. Analysis: The 26-year-old back has been scarcely involved the past three weeks as rookie Antonio Gibson has come to the forefront with 150 rushing yards and three rushing TDs during that span. Barber is signing a two-year contract with Washington, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com reports. He does get a great matchup this week against the Jaguars, but he should be viewed as a low-end flex option. McKissic likely taking on passing downs — plus second-year back Bryce Love looms as a potential challenge if he can get up to speed quickly — but Barber is a fine late-round depth selection at running back.
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