{"averagePoints":10.4,"playerId":16040,"percentChange":-2.1,"averageDraftPosition":140.2,"percentOwned":1.8,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Anderson had 18 carries for 80 yards, adding six receptions on six targets for 29 yards, in Sunday's 24-13 loss to the Colts.","spin":"After Ronnie Hillman took a big chunk of the workload in Week 17, Anderson got 24-of-26 running-back touches in Sunday's season-ending loss. His play was better than the middling numbers suggest, and his afternoon included a remarkable run on 4th-and-1 to turn a busted play into a seven-yard gain. Under contract for 2015, Anderson should head into the season as Denver's unquestioned lead back. Assuming Peyton Manning returns for another year, Anderson will be one of the most valuable commodities at his position. He piled up 1,057 scrimmage yards, 30 receptions and 10 total touchdowns over the final eight games of the regular season.","date":"Sun Jan 11"},"fullName":"C.J. Anderson","lastPoints":28,"pointsSEASON":167,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"At this point, Anderson is still all about potential. But he's worth keeping an eye on. The Broncos' backfield is paper-thin all of a sudden. With Knowshon Moreno gone and Ronnie Hillman still haunted by fumbles, it's pretty much a two-man show with Montee Ball and Anderson. A 5-foot-8, 224-pound bowling ball, Anderson has dimensions that remind us of other short/strong guys like Frank Gore and Zac Stacy. He has only seven career carries, but Anderson has spent a year learning the ins and outs of Peyton's program. That'll make him a valuable fantasy commodity if Ball doesn't pan out.","seasonId":2014,"date":"Mon Jun 23"},"positionRank":11,"totalPoints":167}