This is the third installment of a series that focuses on the consistency at each position in fantasy football from this past year. You'd be best suited to start at the beginning, with bust rates at the position), but if you find yourself without solid running back production, trying to improve your receivers is the next-best option (compared to upgrading at quarterback or tight end).

You can just as easily interpret this data in a way that justifies passing up on running backs and trying to land more players who provide a big weekly ceiling, but just know that you're subjecting yourself to a big drop at running back, one that is very difficult to overcome.

But could you really consider flexing a tight end over a weak running back or receiver? We'll check that out in the final installment and conclude on some things that we learned on the way.