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The Cardinals’ backfield shifted from a true bell cow toward a 1A/1B in Week 1. James Conner still led usage, but Trey Benson brought the juice and chunk gains. Conner finished with 12 carries for 39 yards (3.3 YPC); 4 targets, 4-5, and a TD. Played 65% snaps,= with 16 touches.
The box score was saved by receiving TD; as the rushing efficiency lagged in a plus matchup. Age/volume profile + Benson’s emergence makes Conner a sell-high candidate (although after Week 2 might also be advised given the matchup versus Carolina).
J.K. Dobbins started for the Broncos in Week 1 and was the volume leader: 16 carries, 63 yards (3.9 YPC), with 1 red-zone TD. But he played just a 53% snap share (40 snaps). His rushing success rate ~31%.
Tracy got the ideal snap share for the Giants in Week 1 (74%) but made nothing of his opportunities, totaling just 35 scoreless yards on 12 touches. He lost a red-zone attempt to rookie Cam Skattebo and matched the rookie in receiving production despite three more targets (5 vs 2). He also had a ball security issue yet again (it was eventually ruled incomplete). I want out of the Tracy business before his value completely bottoms out.
Deebo Samuel operated as the Commanders’ slot hammer in Kliff Kingsbury’s debut: He finished Week 1 with 10 targets, 7 receptions and 77 yards, plus 1 rush for 19 yards and a TD.
78% routes and 76% slot rate in an offensive game plan built around him early.
Deebo had a monster Week 1, but he has a long injury history, making him a prime Sell-High candidate, especially as Terry McLaurin gets fully back up to speed off his long training camp holdout.
Mark Andrews was a complete no-show in Week 1 for the Ravens. Despite no Isaiah Likely and a 75% snap share, Andrews saw one target from Lamar Jackson versus Buffalo (who he basically always underwhelms against). The matchup was tough but Andrews seeing so little involvement without Likely is a major red flag. When Likely returns, it won’t make things easier for the veteran tight end.
Despite no, Rashee Rice or Xavier Worthy, Kelce was almost a non-factor for the Chiefs in Week 1 had it not been for a perfectly schemed up TD pass from Patrick Mahomes. He ran 81% of the routes but came away with just a 10.3% target share. Sell while there’s still hope he can produce amid the Chiefs’ WR injuries. Rice will be back in Week 7, making any boost Kelce sees short-lived at best.
Mims operated as the WR3 for the Broncos behind Troy Franklin in Week 1. Alas, the full-time preseason usage did not carry over, and that makes Mims a no-go for fantasy purposes unless something else changes. Just 3 targets going 3-for-12 with only 53% snaps and 50% route participation. Firmly the WR3 right now; the role didn’t expand from preseason.
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