Expected to play a bigger role with Mike James following Doug Martin to the injured reserve list with a broken ankle, Buccaneers running Bobby Rainey couldn't have a better opportunity to make his presence known Week 11 against the Falcons. Atlanta ranks 27th against the run, allowing 126.8 yards per game, and has given up the 12th-most Fantasy points per game to running backs. The Seahawks' Marshawn Lynch had a season-high 145 yards against the Falcons just last week.

Of course, Lynch also had a full workload in that game. Rainey probably won't. Brian Leonard came in at running back when James first went down last week, but Rainey came on late with 45 yards on eight carries.

So does either have a clear advantage? Rainey was the more effective of the two in Week 10, but then again, eight carries don't say much. Jamey Eisenberg sees Leonard as the steadier of the two, with Rainey more of a big-pay threat, but he's the only one of the three CBSSports.com Fantasy Football analysts to rank Leonard ahead of Rainey for this week.

Because the two figure to split carries in some form or fashion, you wouldn't want to use either as more than a flex option even with the favorable matchup.

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