{"averagePoints":8.8,"percentOwned":100,"lastPoints":12,"pointsSEASON":35,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"The only thing we don't love about Richardson's game is that there's so much of it. He does everything. He bangs, he breaks away, he catches it. He doesn't come off the field. T-Rich had 16 or more touches in 12 of his 15 games last season; unfortunately, that workload intensity led to injuries. Richardson had knee surgery in August, broke ribs in Week 6, and missed the season finale with an ankle problem. Considering he plays behind a decidedly non-elite line with a decidedly non-elite QB, the weight of Cleveland's offense rests on his broad shoulders. And T-Rich can hack it. After just one season, he's already one of the league's best pass-catching RBs and goal-line runners. Now he just needs to stay healthy.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"positionRank":18,"playerId":14884,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":11.4,"fullName":"Trent Richardson","mostRecentNews":{"news":"Richardson had 20 carries for 60 rushing yards and a touchdown, as well as one catch on one target for six receiving yards Sunday against the Jaguars.","spin":"With Ahmad Bradshaw out with a neck injury, the Colts handed the backfield over to Richardson, who got 20 of the 26 carries by running backs (Donald Brown and fullback Stanley Havili got theree each). Brown led the team in rushing yards, although 50 of his 65 yards on the ground came on a single play. As long as Bradshaw remains sidelined, Richardson should continue to get a vast majority of the carries. He'll take his two-game touchdown streak into Week 5 against the Seahawks.","date":"Sun Sep 29"},"totalPoints":35,"projectedPoints":12,"projectedDifference":3.25}