LeSean McCoy served as a reminder of why a team's running game relies on more than just a running back. For the second straight week, McCoy posted abysmal numbers as the Philadelphia Eagles are operating with a depleted offensive line. McCoy rushed 10 times for 17 yards. He wasn't targeted in the passing game. McCoy now has 39 total rushing yards with a whopping 19 attempts through two games.
LeSean McCoy frustrates fantasy owners for second week
McCoy fell short yet again in Week 4. We take a look at the fantasy implications.
Thearon W. Henderson
Fantasy impact: If fantasy owners are looking to buy low on McCoy, now is your chance. He'll likely bounce back. Even if he doesn't meet expectations for those that drafted him early in the first round of their fantasy drafts, he'll likely remain an RB1 once the offensive line is stabilized. McCoy has played with different lineman at every offensive line position at some point through four games. If McCoy is going to bounce back, it could begin when the Eagles host the St. Louis Rams in Week 5.
