A few things of note when understanding some of the statistics provided in the tables.  Most of the statistics are easy to understand, but here are a few clarifications in case you are not following along:

The "Pace" ranking is based upon how fast each team gets to the line to run plays. The idea being the faster a team plays, the greater number of plays are run which gives those particular players more chances at production. The rest of the data in the table below is pretty easy to understand as it relates mostly to the amount of volume and expected volume we can count on from each of the top RBs this week.

Here is the DFS NFL RB Coach for Week 4:

 # Plays# Run Plays# Snaps% of Plays# Touches% of Touches
Player(Team)(Team)(Player)(Player/Team)(Player)(Player/Team)
Le'Veon Bell2261051220.54550.28
Jamaal Charles2441012290.94790.41
Arian Foster308107320.10110.05
Justin Forsett2651052070.78780.38
Matt Forte2451172270.93970.50
Devonta Freeman2671241840.69830.38
Mark Ingram261961820.70780.36
Eddie Lacy2471241260.51560.26
T.J. Yeldon2581022170.84800.43
Joseph Randle2361051120.47650.32
Karlos Williams2411211140.47470.23
Marshawn Lynch2441171230.50470.23
DeMarco Murray234891010.43400.23
Doug Martin2441111370.56740.40
Latavius Murray242871840.76820.44
Giovani Bernard2401241490.62660.33
Chris Johnson2451111270.52720.37
Carlos Hyde2341181670.71700.37
Todd Gurley19583500.26280.18
Frank Gore251881790.71630.34
Ronnie Hillman24490970.40410.22
Jeremy Hill2401241120.47510.25
Matt Jones279126820.29460.20
Dion Lewis204711540.75450.27
Melvin Gordon2511051230.49620.30
Duke Johnson230931330.58460.26
Ameer Abdullah232691190.51430.25
Alfred Morris2791261300.47700.30
Rashad Jennings249106910.37490.25
Chris Thompson2791261000.36220.10
LeGarrette Blount20471430.21210.13
Danny Woodhead2511051430.57490.23
C.J. Anderson244901630.67500.27
Ryan Mathews23489770.33380.21
C.J. Spiller26196610.23140.07
Andre Ellington245111390.16130.07
Thomas Rawls244117740.30360.17
Isaiah Crowell230931150.50540.30
Bishop Sankey18689730.39330.22
Reggie Bush234118210.0940.02
Antonio Andrews18689230.12130.09
Darren Sproles23489960.41360.20
Khiry Robinson26196700.27360.17
Charles Sims2441111280.52350.19
David Johnson245111750.31240.12
Shane Vereen2491061080.43320.16
Theo Riddick23269800.34220.13
Darren McFadden236105600.25350.17

In the table below, we have listed even more data to help you choose the right running back options for Week 5. Here are some tips for the second table:

D vs. Position -- How that week's given opponent has done so far this season. 

DVOA -- A player's value over the average NFL running back performance so far this season. This number has been adjusted based upon opponents' defenses faced so far this season. The higher the number, the more value they have created for their team. 

The Script -- A rating based upon the expected game script, or, basically, how each player's role in the offense will be affected based upon expected game flow. The higher the rating, the greater the expected game flow will work in their favor.  E.g. Danny Woodhead plays more in passing situations, so with San Diego being sizeable favorites, his role in the offense will likely be reduced if the game works out as expected.

  # Rush% Rush     
PlayerPaceAttAttD Vs PosDVOAPFF O-LINEO/UScript
Le'Veon Bell23410.392232545.59
Jamaal Charles17590.5825176457
Arian Foster180.07171214 9
Justin Forsett3660.63516943.58
Matt Forte22840.72223218455
Devonta Freeman20660.53322822488
Mark Ingram19560.58273126496
Eddie Lacy28500.4041315468
T.J. Yeldon6700.69162924425
Joseph Randle30590.5623211949.54
Karlos Williams26420.3528921427
Marshawn Lynch16380.32983446
DeMarco Murray2290.3321513498
Doug Martin8660.59121130428
Latavius Murray13680.7811262343.56
Giovani Bernard21540.443178447
Chris Johnson31680.6119311446
Carlos Hyde14620.53103031435
Todd Gurley29250.301862464
Frank Gore9540.6171916 5
Ronnie Hillman18390.43131143.57
Jeremy Hill21500.403178445
Matt Jones27430.3412012484
Dion Lewis7300.423142749.55
Melvin Gordon25560.5329243245.56
Duke Johnson15310.3324272943.57
Ameer Abdullah10340.49201810446
Alfred Morris27660.5212012484
Rashad Jennings4420.4082228437
Chris Thompson27110.0912012488
LeGarrette Blount7200.283142749.58
Danny Woodhead25330.3129243245.55
C.J. Anderson18430.48131143.56
Ryan Mathews2330.3721513497
C.J. Spiller1960.06273126497
Andre Ellington31120.1119311446
Thomas Rawls16350.30983446
Isaiah Crowell15490.5324272943.53
Bishop Sankey30290.3326104425
Reggie Bush1430.03103031437
Antonio Andrews30120.1326104426
Darren Sproles2210.2421513494
Khiry Robinson19260.27273126494
Charles Sims8250.23121130427
David Johnson31150.1419311446
Shane Vereen4200.1982228433
Theo Riddick1020.03201810446
Darren McFadden32320.3023211949.54

Premium Options

Le’Veon Bell will continue to be the focal point of the offense without Ben Roethlisberger as we saw last week.  The Steelers are going to lean heavily on him in both the passing and running game.  Bell had seven catches last week and should see 25-plus touches against the second-worst rush defense in the league.

Jamaal Charles is another every-down back who gets involved no matter the score.  The Bears come to town and Kansas City is a heavy favorite so the only issue is, does Charles get pulled early?  He is a sure bet for at least one TD.

Arian Foster had a rough first week as he showed some rust, but should get back on track this week.  Foster should get more reps and seems to have escaped last week healthy.  The Texans run the most plays in football, which should only give him more chances to produce against a struggling Colts team.

Mid-Tier Options

Justin Forsett finally got going last week with 158 yards on the ground and that should continue versus Cleveland who is in the bottom five in the league against the run.  The early season reps by his back-up Lorenzo Taliaferro have seem to have been cut.  Forsett will also get more involved in the passing game as well after being blanked last week.

Karlos Williams will need to pass his concussion protocol this week but if he does will be in a good spot.  The Bills are a run-focused team and Williams was easily the dominant running back last week for Buffalo.  Williams ended up with a serviceable day last week and should be solid vs. Tennessee.

Devonta Freeman has scored six TD’s over the last two weeks and could have scored more if they needed him in the second half last week.  Washington does have the top-ranked run defense which poses a challenge, but the Atlanta offense has been on another level.  It could be a little tougher this week, but Freeman is still the dominant running back for the Falcons.

Bargain Options

T.J. Yeldon continues to be the sole ball carrier in Jacksonville.  He went over 100 yards last week and it is just a matter of time before he finds the end zone.  I am not sold on his talent, but can’t ignore that he is averaging 20 touches per game against a soft Tampa Bay defense.