Starting 2 RBs playing against each other IRL

In my experience either one does well, or they both do, or neither one does. But that's just my experience...

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In my experience either one does well, or they both do, or neither one does. But that's just my experience...

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Sorry I didn't start a "who to start" thread, but thanks for the insight.

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The RB that does well team is usually winning and run the ball more to control th clock. And complete opposite for the RB whose team is losing. They are playing from behind and typically abandon the running game and throw it a lot to play catch up.

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this, which is common sense

In that case, you should be fine unless you have some one-dimensional dude like Morris or someone who doesn't catch passes.

Depends on the team too. Houston could be down 35 at halftime and Foster would still get 25 touches somehow