If you're in a desperate situation at running back for Week 3 -- and I mean desperate -- then the Browns might have some options for you heading into their matchup at Minnesota.
Cleveland traded running back Trent Richardson to the Colts on Wednesday for a first-round pick. They are expected to sign Willis McGahee, but he likely won't be ready for the matchup against the Vikings.
With Richardson gone, the only other running backs on the roster are Chris Ogbonnaya and Bobby Rainey. Ogbonnaya would likely start and share carries with Rainey.
So far this season, Ogbonnaya has no carries and three catches for 34 yards. He was a reserve in 2012 with eight carries for 30 yards and 24 catches for 187 yards. But in 2011, Ogbonnaya started four games and finished the season with 73 carries for 334 yards and a touchdown and 23 catches for 165 yards.
Rainey has yet to touch the ball this year or in the NFL.
The matchup at Minnesota is tough, and Cleveland also has a new quarterback in Brian Hoyer for the injured Brandon Weeden (thumb). We'd avoid this backfield if possible, but in deep leagues for a desperate owner, give Ogbonnaya a look over Rainey if needed.