{"playerId":13203,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":59.3,"percentOwned":100,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Bills coach Doug Marrone indicated Wednesday that Spiller will not be pulled in short-yardage or red-zone situations if he's running the ball well, according to The Buffalo News.\nSaid Marrone: \"My philosophy's always been if someone starts off and they're running well, keep feeding them the ball.\"","spin":"While Fred Jackson will still be a factor in the running game this year and Marrone has given no indication how he envisions the split between the two backs, this is a good sign that Marrone won't hesitate to go heavy with his best athlete if things are going well. Last season under coach Chan Gailey, Spiller was used in odd fashion at times when Jackson was healthy, even though Spiller was averaging over 6.0 yards per carry. It's also worth noting Marrone indicated he's been trying out packages with both backs on the field at the same time.","date":"Wed May 29"},"fullName":"C.J. Spiller","pointsSEASON":199,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Spiller is simply the most elusive running back in the NFL. A track star with Bugs-Bunny quicks, Spiller also averaged 2.1 yards after contact per carry in '12, which was third among rushers with at least 200 totes. When Fred Jackson suffered a serious injury for the second straight season, Spiller was ready, asserting himself as the obvious lead dog in Buffalo's backfield for the forthcoming campaign. Jackson is still around, but we're no longer dealing with a strict platoon. There's a pretty good chance Spiller falls shy of elite when it comes to TDs, as the 215-pound Jackson is a better fit for the goal line, but otherwise expect a career-high usage pattern from the 26-year-old they call Thriller.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":7,"projectedPoints":227}