Intends to play in 2019

Gore (foot) intends to continue his football career even if the Dolphins don't re-sign him, Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: Most players wouldn't have any interest in a rebuilding project during their age-36 season, but Gore is a South Florida native who attended the University of Miami. He shouldn't have too much trouble drumming up interest on the open market, coming off a 2018 campaign in which he averaged 4.6 yards on 156 carries. Gore missed the final two games of the season with a foot injury, and while his current health status isn't quite clear, the Dolphins didn't expect him to require surgery. He likely…read more

Uncertain to stay in Miami

Dolphins running backs coach Eric Studesville doesn't know if Gore (foot) will be offered another contract, Barry Jackson of The Miami Herald reports. "The biggest thing with Frank is let's get Frank healthy and then we will cross all those other bridges," Studesville said.

Analysis: The Dolphins got a nice return on a one-year, $1.02 million contract in 2018, with the 35-year-old averaging 4.6 yards on 156 carries, though he didn't score any touchdowns before suffering a season-ending foot injury Week 15. The injury isn't expected to require surgery, so Gore should be able to enjoy relatively normal offseason preparation if he wants to continue his football career. The new coaching staff in Miami might not view him as a good fit for the rebuilding process, as Gore's…read more

Will avoid surgery

Gore won't require surgery for his sprained foot, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: Gore's injury is significant enough to sideline him for the Dolphins' final two games and a potential playoff run, but it's nothing that should impact his preparation for 2019. According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, Gore is still hoping to suit up for a 15th NFL season, with the veteran eyeing another year in Miami if he and the Dolphins can work out a new deal. Kalen Ballage and Kenyan Drake will handle the brunt of the work out of the backfield for the remainder of the current campaign.

Facing uncertain football future

Coach Adam Gase said Wednesday that he doesn't know if Gore (foot) wants to continue playing football after the 2018 season, Joe Schad of The Palm Beach Post reports.

Analysis: It was widely assumed the 35-year-old running back signed with Miami for a farewell tour, but Gore might consider playing another season after he posted his best yards-per-carry mark (4.6) since 2012. Gore may also be hesitant to end his career on a down note, as he finished out his 2018 campaign on injured reserve, snapping a streak of 126 consecutive games played. As for the immediate future, rookie fourth-round pick Kalen Ballage is set to replace Gore in a backfield timeshare with Kenyan…read more

Lands on IR

Gore (foot) was placed on injured reserve Wednesday.

Analysis: With Gore -- who led the Dolphins with 722 rushing yards on 156 carries through 14 games -- now out for the season, the profile of rookie Kalen Ballage in the Miami offense is set to expand down the stretch. Like Gore before him, Ballage is expected to handle most of the early down work while Kenyan Drake offers a change-of-pace option and picks up the bulk of the snaps on passing downs. Special-teams standout Brandon Bolden could also earn a slight uptick in opportunities as the No. 3 back.

Likely out for season

Gore (foot) isn't expected to play again this season, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Analysis: After initial X-rays came back negative, Gore was scheduled for an MRI on Monday to check for ligament damage. The Dolphins have yet to comment on a diagnosis, but they should have an update at some point Monday or Tuesday. With the 35-year-old running back likely to miss the rest of the season, Kallen Ballage is set to join Kenyan Drake for a new 1-2 punch in the Miami backfield, though Brandon Bolden might also get a few touches. The Dolphins host the Jaguars in Week 16.

May have ligament damage

Gore (foot) is scheduled for an MRI on Monday to see if he suffered any ligament damage, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Analysis: X-rays have already ruled out a fracture, but that doesn't necessarily mean the 35-year-old running back avoided a serious injury. Gore was initially diagnosed with a foot sprain, hobbling out of the locker room with a walking boot over his left foot after Sunday's 41-17 loss in Minnesota. Rookie fourth-round pick Kalen Ballage took advantage with 12 carries for 123 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown to pull Miami within four points early in the third quarter. With Gore looking unlikely to…read more

Spotted in walking boot

Gore was spotted leaving the Dolphins' locker room Sunday with his left foot in a walking boot, Adam H. Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: Prior to his exit from the Dolphins' 41-17 loss to the Vikings, Gore carried five times for 14 yards. With his Week 16 status up in the air, Kalen Ballage -- who led Miami on Sunday with 12 carries for 123 yards (highlighted by 75-yard TD run) -- is worth a speculative add. Kenyan Drake, who had been splitting backfield work with Gore, carried just once in the contest for six yards and caught all three of his targets for 28 yards.

Suffers sprained foot

Gore was forced out of Sunday's game against the Vikings with a foot sprain, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: On the plus side, X-rays on Gore's foot were negative, but his status for next Sunday's game against the Jaguars is unclear. In his absence, Kalen Ballage's profile in the offense has a chance to expand, while Kenyan Drake remains on hand to see his share of Miami's backfield work, with Brandon Bolden in reserve.

Exits game with ankle injury

Gore was carted off the field during Sunday's game against the Vikings after suffering an ankle injury, Adam H. Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: Gore is a tough player, but we'd be surprised if he was able to re-enter the contest. In his absence, added touches in the Miami backfield are available for Kenyan Drake and Kalen Ballage.

Totals 116 scrimmage yards

Gore rushed 12 times for 92 yards and caught his lone target for 24 yards in Sunday's win over the Patriots.

Analysis: Sunday was a productive afternoon for the Dolphins backfield, as No. 3 running back Brandon Bolden had two carries for 60 yards and two touchdowns, while Kenyan Drake added 79 scrimmage yards and a touchdown on the "Miami Miracle" lateral. Gore continues to produce in his limited role and now has 708 rushing yards and a 4.7 YPC through 13 games. The 35-year-old's lack of touchdowns -- his lone score came as a receiver Week 4 -- and Miami's backfield split make him difficult to rely on as a…read more

Quiet in win

Gore rushed eight times for 21 yards and brought in his only target for 10 yards during Sunday's 21-17 win over the Bills.

Analysis: Gore received less snaps (20) than fellow running back Kenyan Drake (30), and saw his lowest amount of carries in a single game since Week 3. The veteran's 31 total yards are close to his floor in Miami, so it's reasonable to expect that Gore will bounce back against the Patriots on Sunday. Gore is worth considering as a flex option for fantasy purposes.

Produces 77 scrimmage yards

Gore carried 14 times for 67 yards and caught one pass for an additional 10 yards during Sunday's 27-24 loss to the Colts.

Analysis: Gore led the team in carries and touches, churning out a respectable 77 scrimmage yards against a solid Indianapolis defense. He was coming off one of his best efforts of the season in Week 10 and has now produced 179 scrimmage yards over the last two games. The veteran is still without a rushing touchdown this season, but he seems to be picking up steam in recent weeks. Gore could be even more involved next Sunday against the Bills if backfield mate Kenyan Drake (shoulder) is limited by an…read more

Totals 102 scrimmage yards

Gore carried 13 times for 90 yards and caught two passes for an additional 12 yards during Sunday's 31-12 loss to the Packers.

Analysis: Gore enjoyed a strong day on the ground, averaging 6.9 yards per carry against a respectable Green Bay front. He touched the ball 15 times to Kenyan Drake's 10 and was much more effective with his opportunities. Gore averaged just 3.2 yards per carry on 42 totes over the previous three games, so this was a nice bounce-back effort for the veteran. He'll enjoy a much-needed bye before taking on the Colts in Week 12.

Receives 21 touches in win over Jets

Gore carried 20 times for 53 yards and caught one pass for an additional six yards during Sunday's 13-6 win over the Jets.

Analysis: Gore received 20 carries for the first time this season, but some treacherous field conditions and a matchup with a respectable Jets front limited him to 2.7 yards per carry. He was a virtual non-factor in the passing game once again and finished with an underwhelming day despite the hefty workload. Even when Gore does receive the majority of the work over Kenyan Drake in a given week, the results have varied from game to game. This should remain the case next Sunday against the Packers.

Contributes 58 total yards in loss

Gore rushed 12 times for 53 yards and brought in one of two targets for five yards in the Dolphins' 42-23 loss to the Texans on Thursday.

Analysis: Gore and Kenyan Drake split the rushing work evenly, although the latter outpaced the veteran by five yards and one touchdown. Gore has now logged double-digit carries in five straight, giving him a seemingly trustworthy workload for the moment. The 35-year-old will look to continue producing versus the Jets in Week 9.

Limited to 33 yards

Gore ran for 29 yards on 10 carries and added a four-yard catch during Sunday's 32-21 loss to the Lions.

Analysis: Gore has led stablemate Kenyan Drake in carries, 37 to 25, in the past three weeks, but has not been as valuable in the passing game, catching just two passes during that span to Drake's 15. The veteran has been a solid presence in the Miami backfield, averaging 4.9 yards per carry and at least 10 totes in each of the past four games. Given his lack of usage in the passing game, however, Gore figures to be the less attractive option Thursday against a Houston defense that has been far stouter…read more

Tops 100 yards in Week 6

Gore rushed 15 times for 101 yards and caught his lone target for 18 yards in Sunday's 31-28 overtime win over the Bears.

Analysis: Gore saw a near-even split with Kenyan Drake (78 scrimmage yards on 13 carries, four catches), though Drake fumbled on Chicago's 1-yard line in overtime after Gore gained one yard from the two on the previous play. The 35-year-old running back's first 100-yard rushing game in a Dolphins uniform gives him some momentum ahead of a favorable Week 7 matchup with a Detroit defense that's been gashed on the ground.

Expected to keep leading backfield in carries

Gore may continue to pace the Miami backfield in carries while Kenyan Drake handles more of a change-of-pace/pass-catching role, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports. "Frank does a really good job of, 'We're second-and-five, third-and-two.' Or it's we're first down, second down, first down," coach Adam Gase said Thursday. "Kenyan is coming along in that area, it's just that he does give you that element of first-and-10, you get a 60-yard touchdown, where it's a game-changing play."

Analysis: Though the Dolphins suffered a disappointing loss to the Bengals in Week 5, they may have stumbled upon an ideal usage pattern for their top two backs along the way. For the third straight game, Gore (12) outpaced Drake (6) in carries, racking up a commendable 5.3 yards per tote in the process. However, both players finished with similar touch totals, as Drake reeled in a season-high seven receptions to go along with his carry count. While Gase's comments support the notion that Drake is the…read more

Featured on ground in loss

Gore rushed 12 times for 63 yards but wasn't targeted in the passing game during Sunday's 27-17 loss to the Bengals.

Analysis: Gore got 12 carries to Kenyan Drake's six, but Drake actually finished with one more touch than Gore thanks to seven receptions. While the 35-year-old Gore's role isn't significant enough to carve out much value in standard formats, it's definitely been large enough to cut into the more explosive Drake's value. Their frustrating timeshare should continue against the Bears in Week 6.

Paces team in carries during loss

Gore rushed 11 times for 41 yards and brought in two of three targets for 16 yards and a touchdown in the Dolphins' 38-7 loss to the Patriots on Sunday.

Analysis: The veteran back somewhat surprisingly paced the Dolphins in rushes while Kenyan Drake saw only three carries. Gore also scored the Dolphins' only touchdown of the afternoon, which also marked his first trip to the end zone of the season. It's difficult to determine what the division of labor will be in the Miami backfield on a week-to-week basis, but Gore has now seen between nine and 11 carries in three of the first four games. He'll face off with the Bengals in Week 5.

Quiet in win

Gore rushed six times for 12 yards in Sunday's 28-20 win over the Raiders.

Analysis: Gore saw one more carry than Kenyan Drake, but neither running back received a large enough workload Week 3 to achieve fantasy relevance. Miami's offense played only 39 snaps in the efficient victory, and mostly attacked Oakland's defense through the air, so expect the team's running backs to see larger workloads in most weeks. The 35-year-old veteran nonetheless lacks weekly starting upside as long as he splits carries with Drake.

Passes Curtis Martin on all-time rushing list

Gore rushed nine times for 25 yards and added a 19-yard catch on his lone target in Sunday's 20-12 win over the Jets.

Analysis: This was a special day for Gore, who passed Curtis Martin for fourth on the NFL's all-time rushing list. Otherwise, Gore was out-touched 15-10 by Kenyan Drake, who got into the end zone from six yards out in this one. The veteran running back's lone catch was a huge one, as he picked up just enough on a 3rd-and-19 checkdown late in the fourth quarter. Miami subsequently gained one more first down and ran out the clock.

Gains 61 yards in Dolphins debut

Gore rushed nine times for 61 yards and wasn't targeted in the passing game during Sunday's season opener against the Titans -- a 27-20 Miami win.

Analysis: Gore came in needing 75 yards to tie Curtis Martin for fourth on the all-time rushing list, leaving him just 14 yards short after a strong showing. Kenyan Drake got 14 carries to Gore's nine, lending credence to a depth chart that surprisingly listed the two running backs as co-starters. Drake's still the player to own in Miami's backfield, but Gore appears primed to work in more than just a change-of-pace role.

Set for Week 1

Gore (non-injury) returned to practice Friday, the Sun-Sentinel reports.

Analysis: After taking a day of rest Thursday, Gore was back in action in his usual capacity (full) Friday. Nonetheless, the veteran running back is in danger of ending his consecutive start streak of 108 games. The Dolphins are expected to start 2017 breakout Kenyan Drake at running back Week 1 and beyond, but Gore should still have a meaningful role out of the backfield.

Rested Thursday

Gore (not injury-related) did not practice Thursday.

Analysis: Gore practiced fully Wednesday, albeit with an Achilles' issue marked on the Dolphins' injury report. Thursday's absence presumably falls under the umbrella of veteran rest day. Given the mileage Gore has piled up since making his NFL debut in 2005, routine rest days could be a regular plan for the 35-year-old. Per the Dolphins' posted depth chart, Gore is listed as a co-starter with Kenyan Drake. That said, ESPN's Cameron Wolfe relays that Drake remains a strong bet to lead the team in…read more

Listed as co-starter with Drake

Gore and Kenyan Drake are listed as co-starters on Miami's depth chart ahead of its Week 1 matchup with Tennessee.

Analysis: Miami did the same thing throughout the preseason, slotting Gore right next to Drake in the top spot on the depth chart. Drake is still a strong bet to lead the team in touches and backfield snaps, but this does at least provide a useful reminder of head coach Adam Gase's stated intention to give the 35-year-old a portion of the workload. Given his stocky build and above-average vision, Gore could very well be the preferred option near the goal line, even if Drake dominates touches everywhere…read more

Not playing Thursday

Gore is expected to miss Thursday's preseason game in Atlanta, Alain Poupart of the Dolphins' official site reports.

Analysis: Gore made his sole appearance in preseason Week 3 against the Ravens, totaling one carry for minus-two yards and one reception for one yard. Meanwhile, starter Kenyan Drake has ripped up the competition during exhibition season, with 15 rushes for 102 yards (6.8 per) and five catches for 47 yards. At one point, it seemed as if the Dolphins might commit to a timeshare between the duo, but Drake is entering the season as the clear-cut No. 1 running back. It remains to be seen what kind of…read more

Expected to play Saturday

Gore is expected to see some action in Saturday's preseason game against the Ravens, the Dolphins' official site reports.

Analysis: Coach Adam Gase previously indicated that he doesn't necessarily need to see the veteran back play in the preseason, but Gore is anxious to get some reps, and it looks like he'll be able to get them Saturday. How many carries Gore might see is unclear, however, so there are better DFS plays out there. While Kenyan Drake's youth and elusiveness as a runner make him the upside play in the Dolphins' backfield, he's not coming cheap in fantasy drafts and auctions. Gore, on the other hand, sports a…read more

Could play in third preseason game

Gore could make his preseason debut against the Ravens on Saturday, Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Coach Adam Gase indicated that he doesn't need to see Gore play in the preseason, but the veteran back is anxious to get some reps in and he may get that opportunity in the Dolphins' preseason dress rehearsal. Note that Gore and Kenyan Drake remain listed as co-starters on the Dolphins' posted depth chart. With that in mind, at the very least, the veteran back should provide the Miami backfield with a hard-nosed alternative to the elusive Drake. While such a committee arrangement will…read more

Won't play Friday

Gore won't play Friday night against the Panthers, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: With Gore being rested and Kalen Ballage (concussion) not playing, Kenyan Drake is slated to start at running back for the Dolphins on Friday, though his healthy backups figure to do much of the heavy lifting in the team's backfield, given the preseason context.

Won't play in preseason opener

Gore won't suit up for Thursday's preseason game against the Buccaneers.

Analysis: Inked in the offseason to bolster the Dolphins backfield, Gore was listed as a co-starter with Kenyan Drake on the team's initial, unofficial depth chart. The preceding likely doesn't mean much due to Gore's age (he turned 35 in May) and Drake's explosive second half in 2017. That said, Gore figures to play some sort of role with his hometown club, whenever he does take the field.

Depth chart lists him as co-starter

The Dolphins' current posted depth chart lists Gore and Kenyan Drake as co-starters, the Sun-Sentinel reports.

Analysis: After the Dolphins signed Gore, a native of Miami, it was assumed that Drake would profile as the team's starter and Gore would work in a complementary role. That's probably still the plan, but Gore has looked good this summer, running hard and hitting the hole, just as he's done most of his career. We've lost count of how many times fantasy pundits were ready to write off Gore, so even though he's ancient (35 years old) by NFL running back standards, he appears to have enough left in the tank…read more

Gore is expected to have a significant role in the Miami offense, rather than simply serving as a mentor to Kenyan Drake, Hal Habib of The Palm Beach Post reports. "We got caught in a couple of situations last year where Kenyan was the only guy we had and he had to take the majority of the carries," said Dolphins coach Adam Gase. "Really, that's not what we want over a 16-game season. We'll make sure that we spread this thing out well. We'll use both of those guys the right way."

Analysis: Drake did hold up to a heavy workload over the final five weeks of last season, but he struggled to stay healthy at Alabama despite playing limited snaps behind Eddie Lacy, T.J. Yeldon and Derrick Henry. With Miami's backfield depth otherwise lacking experience, it isn't out of the question that Gore pushes for 8-10 touches per game in a backup role. Damien Williams, who is now with the Chiefs, had 46 touches in the four games he played last season after Jay Ajayi was traded to Philadelphia.

Gore isn't expected to participate much, if at all, during team drills this spring, Adam H. Beasley of the Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: After inking a one-year deal with Miami in March, Gore will suit up for only the third different team in his extensive NFL career. It appears the 35-year-old will take his time learning the playbook and reserve reps for minicamp, or possibly even training camp. There's no discussion of an injury at this point, so it's quite possible that Gore's limited action during OTAs is just designed to preserve his body.

Gore's one-year contract with the Dolphins contains a $1.015 million base salary and $90,000 signing bonus, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Analysis: The terms of the contract support the notion that Gore was merely brought in to alleviate some of Kenyan Drake's workload as opposed to competing for a lead role. Set to turn 35 years old in May, the veteran probably could have gotten a bit more money elsewhere, but he likely preferred to finish his NFL career in his hometown. Gore doesn't have much competition for the No. 2 role at the moment, but that could change once the upcoming draft is complete. It's hard to see him coming anywhere near…read more

Back in Miami

Gore has signed a one-year deal with the Dolphins, ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: It's a homecoming for Gore, who was born in Miami and played his college ball for the University of Miami. Even behind a shaky Colts line in an offense minus franchise QB Andrew Luck, Gore, who turns 35 in May, still managed 961 rushing yards and three TDs on 261 carries to go along with 29 catches for 245 yards and a receiving score in 2017. Meanwhile, Gore suited up for a full slate for the seventh consecutive season. With the Dolphins, Gore will team up with third-year back Kenyan Drake, who…read more

Gore is meeting with the Dolphins on Thursday, the Miami Herald reports.

Analysis: A report surfaced just one week ago that Gore was likely joining the Lions, but the veteran back never did emerge with a deal, and remains in search of a home for his 14th NFL season. On paper, it seems like a good fit for Gore to return to the town where he excelled during his college days. There's not a massive amount of competition for carries, either, though a much younger Kenyan Drake would likely be the front-runner. Adding a future Hall of Famer like Gore could help solidify the…read more

Gore is nearing an agreement with the Lions, Mike Jones of USA Today reports.

Analysis: Gore will celebrate his 35th birthday in May, but he still seemed to have something left in Indianapolis, where he landed between 961 and 1,025 rushing yards the past three seasons while mostly playing behind sub-par offensive lines. He'd be part of a committee in Detroit, joining Theo Riddick, Ameer Abdullah and Tion Green in a backfield that's long been the weak spot of an otherwise solid offense. Gore would have a tough time matching his customary workload in the range of 260 carries per…read more

Unlikely to re-sign with Indianapolis

Colts head coach Frank Reich said Wednesday that general manager Chris Ballard informed Gore that the veteran running back likely wouldn't be retained in 2018, Mike Wells of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Per Reich, Ballard expressed a desire to go in a different direction and get younger at running back, leaving no room in the team's plans for Gore, who is set to become an unrestricted free agent March 14. Though Gore has shown remarkable durability while having not missed a game over the past seven seasons, his effectiveness waned during his three-year run in Indianapolis. While shoddy offensive line play didn't help his cause, Gore still failed to crack four yards per carry in any of this…read more

Gore had 24 carries for 100 yards and three receptions for 11 yards in Sunday's win over Houston. He became the fifth player in NFL history with more than 14,000 yards rushing.

Analysis: He has 14,026 yards rushing in his career. Gore says he plans to play in 2018, but it seems unlikely he'll return to Indianapolis with a rebuilding team. Gore finishes the season with 961 yards rushing and four total touchdowns, but just 3.7 yards per carry.

Gore rushed for 68 yards on 17 carries and added 18 yards and a touchdown on two receptions during Saturday's 23-16 loss to Baltimore.

Analysis: Gore took a dump pass from Jacoby Brissett and scurried up the field for a 14-yard score in the second quarter. It was Gore's first receiving touchdown of the season and snapped a three-game scoreless streak for the veteran back. Gore has been one of the few bright spots in Indy's offense this season, but he'll have some work to do if he wants to top 1,200 total yards for the 12th straight season. He enters Week 17 needing 105 total yards and faces a Texans team that held him to 77 yards in a…read more

Gore rushed 10 times for 31 yards and brought in three of four targets for 37 yards in Thursday's 25-13 loss to the Broncos.

Analysis: Gore exited the game briefly in the second quarter with a knee injury, but he was able to return to start the second half and became the only other player in NFL history besides Emmitt Smith to post 1,000 yards from scrimmage in 12 consecutive seasons. The 34-year-old unsurprisingly saw a significant drop in workload from Sunday's 36-carry tally in Buffalo's blizzard-like environment, but his receiving yardage total was his second highest total of the season. Gore will now have nine days to…read more

Gore (hand) doesn't carry an injury designation heading into Thursday's game against the Broncos.

Analysis: Gore was held out of Tuesday's practice with the hand issue, but it was always believed his day off was for maintenance purposes more than anything else after he logged a season-high 36 carries for 130 yards in a cold, snowy loss to the Bills on Sunday. The running back's return to full practice Wednesday clears up any concern about his status on the short week, though it wouldn't be surprising if head coach Chuck Pagano sprinkled youngster Marlon Mack into the backfield mix more liberally…read more

Gore was listed as a non-participant on Tuesday's injury report with rest and hand designations.

Analysis: On the heels of his most productive outing of the season -- 140 yards from scrimmage in the snow Sunday at Buffalo -- Gore is getting some time off on a short week to receive a bit of rest. That said, his hand is also bothering him at the moment, so his status will be worth watching in advance of Thursday's game against the Broncos.

Gore carried 36 times for 130 yards and caught one pass for an additional 10 yards during Sunday's 13-7 loss to the Bills.

Analysis: In the midst of a blizzard, Gore easily surpassed his season highs in touches and scrimmage yards as the offense leaned on his legs. He recorded a long gain of just 10 yards but was fed the ball incessantly and churned out production through sheer volume. His workload is likely to decrease Thursday against a tough Broncos run defense, but the opportunity for production is still there to some extent due to his featured role. The Colts haven't shown much interesting in getting Marlon Mack more…read more

Gore rushed 13 times for 61 yards and wasn't targeted in the passing game in Sunday's 30-10 loss to the Jaguars.

Analysis: Gore came in seventh on the NFL's all-time career rushing list, but passed Jerome Bettis (13,662) and LaDainian Tomlinson (13,684) over the course of this one to move up to fifth. The 34-year-old running back got seven more carries than Marlon Mack, but rushed for only 15 more yards than his younger counterpart. With double-digit carries in all but one game this season, Gore still provides a decent floor due to volume despite playing in one of the league's least effective offenses.

Gore rushed 17 times for 62 yards and a touchdown while turning five targets into two catches for 17 yards in Sunday's 20-16 loss to the Titans.

Analysis: Gore made Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota pay for his second interception late in the first half by bursting up the middle for a 14-yard touchdown on 3rd-and-1 during the ensuing possession. The veteran running back was held to fewer than 4.0 yards per carry for the eighth time in 11 games while getting exactly 17 rushing attempts for the third consecutive week. Rookie teammate Marlon Mack's case for taking more work from Gore took a serious hit in this one, as Mack's inability to corral a…read more

Gore rushed 17 times for 54 yards and brought in his sole target for seven yards in Sunday's 20-17 loss to the Steelers.

Analysis: The ageless tailback logged 17 carries for the second straight week, comfortably outpacing rookie Marlon Mack by 10 totes overall. Gore has averaged less than 4.0 yards per carry in three of his past four games, but that appears to largely be a function of the offensive line's substandard blocking. With the lead-back role still clearly in his possession and a modest role in the passing game, Gore remains viable in all fantasy formats at present. He'll look to better his production against the…read more