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In Doug Pederson's tenure, the Eagles have mostly rolled with a running-back-by-committee approach, but injuries and performance have forced Pederson into giving undrafted rookie Josh Adams the keys to Philly's backfield.

A report broke early Sunday that Philly was planning to feature Adams against the Giants. They did just that, and he delivered the goods. Adams got 22 carries and finished with 84 yards and a score, also having a 52-yard touchdown run called back due to a penalty. He played 62% of the snaps, with Corey Clement in on 37%.

Adams had just one target, which he failed to catch, but he was heavily involved in the second half even with the Eagles facing a negative game script. Clement was the only other Eagles back to get a carry, and he logged five rushing attempts in addition to two receptions.

Clearly the back to own in Philadelphia, Adams is a must-add if he's free in your league.