Phillip Tanner

Tanner missed almost all of 2009 with a knee injury, but he had almost monopoly on Middle Tennessee's goal-line running two years ago, racking up 15 touchdowns on the ground. He won't match that production this year with the emergence of the younger, more dynamic D.D. Kyles, but he should probably keep his goal-line carries. But don't be surprised if he receives fewer carries than Kyles, who averaged 6.17 yards per carry while running for 857 yards last year. Tanner is a solid RB3 in the loaded Sun Belt, but he's also worth a look in other formats, particularly when he plays against weak defenses.