Quick: Name the two running backs tied for the league lead in rushing attempts. Michael Turner is an easy one, the guy is a horse. The other one may come as a bit of a surprise.

Cedric Benson is tied with Turner with 50 carries through two games. He’s getting 4.3 yards per carry, way up from his 3.7 average coming into this season. He’s a nice "sell high" guy before he gets exposed in Sunday’s game against the Steelers.

But the majority of the league’s backs aren’t in the same situation as Turner and Benson. Here’s a look at how the carries were distributed in six of the more interesting running back committee situations around the league in Week 2.

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SEAHAWKS
Julius Jones: 8
Justin Forsett: 5
Edgerrin James: 2
Justin Griffith: 1

This situation took an interesting turn in Week 2 when Jones left with an “ankle” injury. But since coach Jim Mora said it’s not a significant injury and Jones wasn’t on the injury report, there’s speculation that Julius was pulled. Beat writer Danny O’Neil says that’s not true, it’s simply a case of the Seahawks going to one-back sets, Jones being nicked and the coaches wanting Forsett in there for receiving.

Either way, the only back with any upside here is Forsett. He’s worth a stash in deeper leagues, especially PPR leagues. O’Neil thinks James is still the No. 2 back, but we’ll be monitoring how it plays out on the field going forward.

BUCS
Derrick Ward 9
Carnell Williams: 7
Earnest Graham: 2

It’s two series on, two series off right now for Caddy and Ward. Graham has been relegated to almost strictly a lead blocker. It’s going to take an injury to make someone valuable here.

JETS
Thomas Jones: 14
Leon Washington: 14

The Jets are committed to getting Washington 20 total touches a game and are following through on that promise. This team wants to run a ton so there is enough room for production from both backs. Shonn Greene is a non-factor barring injury.

DOLPHINS
Ronnie Brown: 24
Ricky Williams: 19
Lousaka Polite: 3
Patrick Cobbs: 2

After watching Monday night’s game, it’s clear Williams has some gas left in the tank. He hit the hole really hard and will continue to take a lot of carries away from Brown. It’s not often a team hands the ball off 48 times in a game, so all these numbers are inflated from the norm.

BRONCOS
Knowshon Moreno: 17
Correll Buckhalter: 9
LaMont Jordan: 7
Peyton Hillis: 1

Moreno is starting to take hold of this job. Buckhalter has a better yard per carry average, but it’s inflated by the 45-yard touchdown run he broke off last week.

RAVENS
Willis McGahee: 15
Ray Rice: 8
LeRon McClain: 4

Watching last week’s game was tough pill to swallow for Rice owners. We don’t want to overreact to one week, but it proved that the Ravens are willing to go with the hot hand. In Sunday’s case, that was McGahee. Rice ran well and still got decent total yardage, but McGahee’s presence is obviously a threat to Rice’s value. That said, even in a committee, there’s enough room for both these guys to be in lineups most weeks.

COMMITTEE REPORT QUICK HITTERS
Beanie Wells had just seven carries for the second straight week and fumbled twice. He’s still a ways off from supplanting Tim Hightower. … On the season, DeAngelo Williams has 30 carries while Jonathan Stewart has 20. … Donald Brown is playing in the critical portions of games but Joseph Addai actually had two runs of 10 yards or more Monday night on just six carries. It’s an even timeshare for now. … Ahmad Bradshaw has seven less yards than Brandon Jacobs this season on 11 less carries. … Rashard Mendenhall is reportedly gaining on Willie Parker but we haven’t seen it on the field yet in terms of carries.