Frank Gore is boring. Kenyan Drake gets the passing down work. Gore is old. Gore is inefficient.

Gore has also seen his carries increase in each of the last three weeks, culminating with a season-high 15 in Week 6. He has at least 50 combined rushing and receiving yards in three straight games, and he has more touches than Drake over those three weeks (41 to Drake's 31).

Drake is still playing more snaps (59% to Gore's 42% over the last three games), but Gore's workload is a lot bigger than you're usually going to find on the waiver wire.

Our models have the Detroit Lions as a bottom-five defense against the run, making this a prime spot for Gore to once again turn his solid rushing volume into fantasy production.