Fantasy Football Player Notes
Week 8 Half PPR Rankings
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1.
Jahmyr Gibbs
DET (vs . MIN)
For the first time this season, Jahmyr Gibbs failed to score a touchdown in Week 7. That said, he still ran the ball 29 times for 116 yards and caught five of six targets for 27 yards. With 35 implied touches, Gibbs continues to have a dominant workload and the fantasy points to show for it. At the end of the game it appeared that he may have tweaked his ankle, however, reports have not indicated any issues. This week, they face their undefeated divisional rivals. The Vikings offense has not been exciting, however, their defense has stepped up every game. They are top four in fewest fantasy points allowed to each of the QB, RB and WR positions. If they can slow down the entire offense, they may be able to limit Gibbs' ceiling. That said, he is the safest player to score a touchdown and grind enough yards to have another solid fantasy outing.
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Bijan Robinson
ATL (at TB)
The Falcons managed to end the 49ers' undefeated streak despite Bijan being held to 63 rushing yards on 20 attempts. Thankfully, he caught all five of his targets for an additional 59 yards. If this is what we can expect in a "down" game, then we can confidently keep Bijan as an elite fantasy option. This week, he faces the Buccaneers, who just dominated the Panthers in Week 7. The Bucs are allowing the second-fewest rushing yards per game, but are allowing the 10th most receiving yards to opposing RBs. With Baker Mayfield back under center, the Falcons will need to keep up with the scoreboard. Bijan should have another solid fantasy outing and continue to dominate in the receiving game.
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Kenneth Walker III
KC (at DEN)
So the Chiefs' run defense can be stopped. In fact, the entire Chiefs offense can be ground to a halt. Props to the Seahawks' defense for embarrassing the Chiefs in primetime. This included holding their former Super Bowl MVP to 36 yards on 14 carries. The Broncos' defense is the opposite of Seattle's, allowing the eighth most fantasy points to the RB position and the most rushing plays of 20+ yards. Then again, they finally have Patrick Surtain back and just held Arizona's backs to only 67 rushing yards. Surtain makes a huge impact on the defense, but the Chiefs will be more than up to the task. Walker remains an elite fantasy option and should have a bounce-back performance this week.
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Javonte Williams
DAL (vs . ARI)
If the season wasn't already over for the Eagles, Javonte Williams and CeeDee Lamb hit the final nail in their coffin. The Eagles' defense was supposed to be decent, yet Williams exploded for a career-high 155 rushing yards and a score. Williams remains abysmal in the receiving game, but when he can see 25 attempts, that doesn't matter. This week, they have another positive matchup against the Cardinals. The Cards are allowing the 9th most yards and the 9th most fantasy points to the RB position. Linked to Dak Prescott and company, Williams remains a low-end RB1 every week.
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James Cook III
BUF (vs . BAL)
Coming off their Bye week, the Bills look to disrupt Lamar Jackson's return. The Ravens' season has not gone to plan, not only with Lamar missing time, but also with back-to-back divisional losses over the last two weeks. Hopefully Lamar can rejuvenate this offense and we have another game like Week 1 of 2025, where the Bills come back from a 40-25 point deficit in the final five minutes. That said, the Ravens defense has been sturdy, allowing the 9th fewest rushing yards and 7th fewest fantasy points to opposing RBs. On this offense, Cook remains a locked in RB1, but he may have an inefficient day against a strong Ravens front.
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Derrick Henry
BAL (at BUF)
Turns out Dexter Lawrence can fix an entire run defense. For the second straight week, Henry was held to fewer than 60 rushing yards. After four of the first five weeks finishing as the RB7 or better, he has been outside the top 40 at the position the last two weeks. Thankfully, Lamar Jackson should be returning this week, giving this offense a much-needed boost. We have a huge matchup this week, as they take on the Bills, who are coming off their bye week. The last time these two teams faced was Week 1 of 2025, when the Bills erased a 40-25 point deficit in the final five minutes. In that game, Henry had a costly fumble, despite rushing for 169 yards and two scores. I expect he'll remember his fumble and be looking for revenge in this one.
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Kyren Williams
LAR (vs . LAC)
After Week 6, Kyren Williams was caught with a quote insinuating he did not like his usage. The following week, we saw Blake Corum have more rushing attempts. Thankfully, both backs were able to take advantage of the Raiders' run defense, with Kyren rushing 16 times for 99 yards and Corum having 17 attempts for 93 yards. Both backs also found the endzone, in what was a lopsided matchup. This week they face the Chargers, who have been decent on defense despite waiting for their first win. The Chargers are allowing the 22nd most rushing yards and the 15th most fantasy points to opposing RBs. Kyren remains the leader of this tandem, but if it continues to be closer to a 50-50 split, he may not have the safe floor we are used to. He remains an RB1 this week, but we may need to reassess if Corum continues to take work.
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Chuba Hubbard
CAR (at GB)
The Panthers got blitzed last week. Literally. Baker Mayfield completed seven of 11 passes for 64 yards, and the Panthers still lost 43-13. The Bucs defense has been good, but the Panthers made them look like the Legion of Boom reincarnated. With arguably the worst offensive game plan this season, they now have a short week and face the Packers on Thursday Night. The Packers have allowed 33 total points over the last two weeks despite playing the Lions and Cowboys. That's an impressive stretch. That said, on the season, they are allowing the 15th most rushing yards and fifth most fantasy points to the RB position. They are also allowing the 4th most rushing touchdowns, opening the door for Hubbard to get back to high-end RB2 production.
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Bucky Irving
TB (vs . ATL)
Bucky Irving is the RB15 in fantasy points per game, averaging 18.7 touches and 90.8 total yards. He has a 63.8% snap rate, 57.1% of the rushing work, a 47.6% route share, and a 10.7% target share. Among 42 qualifying backs, Irving is 30th in yards after contact per attempt and 15th in missed tackle rate. Irving should have another strong stat line this week. Across their last five games, Atlanta has allowed the ninth-highest rushing success rate, the second-most yards before contact per attempt, and the fifth-highest gap rushing success rate (Irving: 53.3% gap).
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Chase Brown
CIN (vs . TEN)
Chase Brown has had such a poor run out this season as the RB20 in fantasy points per game. He has one touchdown this season and is the RB12 in expected fantasy points per game. Overall, he has averaged 18.4 touches and 71.3 total yards. He has been splitting the early-down work with Samaje Perine over the last two games, while last week his snap rate jumped back to 74.5% as he also had a 59.4% route share (16.7% target share). Over the last two games, he has had a 55% rushing share while splitting the red zone work with Perine evenly (both backs have two red zone rushing attempts). This is despite Brown having a 70% snap share during that span inside the 20-yard line. Among 42 qualifying backs, Brown is 25th in yards after contact per attempt and 32nd in missed tackle rate, but his offensive line has done him no favors as he is also 33rd in yards before contact per attempt. This could be the "get right" game for Brown. Across their last five games, Tennessee has allowed the fourth-highest explosive run rate, the fifth-highest rushing success rate, and the seventh-highest yards before contact per attempt.
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Josh Jacobs
GB (vs . CAR)
Last week, in his first game back, Josh Jacobs was the RB7 in fantasy scoring. He played 53.8% of the snaps with 57.9% of the rushing workload, a 43.5% route share, and a 15.6% target share. Jacobs had an 11.1% explosive run rate, 1.45 yards after contact per attempt, and a 9% missed tackle rate. Those aren't amazing numbers (outside of the explosive run rate), but it's a one-game sample, so I'm not freaking out. Jacobs finished with 16 touches and 91 total yards. It was a more substantial workload than I thought he'd get in his first game back, but five of those touches were receptions. His 11 carries were about what I thought he would see. Jacobs should have another strong game this week. Since Week 3, Carolina has allowed the tenth-highest explosive run rate, the eighth-highest rushing success rate, and the seventh-most yards after contact per attempt.
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Braelon Allen
NYJ (vs . LV)
Braelon Allen will get the starting nod today with Breece Hall out. Since Week 4, Allen has averaged 20.8 touches and 105.3 total yards as the RB22 in fantasy points per game. Allen has shown per-touch efficiency this season that I didn't know he was capable of, with a STRONG 15.7% explosive run rate, 2.79 yards after contact per attempt, and a 22% missed tackle rate. Allen should operate as New York's bell cow. The Raiders' run defense has been wretched. Over their last five games, they have allowed the third-highest explosive run rate, the highest rushing success rate, the highest yards before contact per attempt, and the third-highest missed tackle rate. Allen could easily finish with mid-range RB1 numbers this week.
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Jaylen Warren
PIT (vs . CLE)
Jaylen Warren has been the Steelers entire offense for multiple weeks now. With over 100 yards from scrimmage in four of the last five games, he continues to chew up yards on the ground and through the air. Unfortunately, he only has one receiving and one rushing TD over that span. Now with Rico Dowdle back in the mix, rushing touchdowns may be harder to come by. Thankfully, his usage and efficiency keep him as an RB2 for fantasy. This week they face the Browns, who allowed Tony Pollard to go for 129 yards and three scores on 25 carries. This was uncharacteristic as the Browns have allowed the 4th fewest rushing touchdowns, 3rd fewest receiving yards, and 10th fewest fantasy points to the RB position. I expect the Browns to get back to their defensive ways in a classic AFC North duel this week.
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Bhayshul Tuten
JAC (vs . IND)
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Rhamondre Stevenson
NE (at MIA)
Rhamondre Stevenson is the RB22 in fantasy points per game, averaging 13.9 touches and 69.8 total yards. Among 42 qualifying backs, Stevenson is 16th in missed tackle rate and 24th in yards after contact per attempt. Stevenson is a strong RB2 again this week. Over their last five games, Miami has allowed the 13th-highest explosive run rate, the eighth-most yards after contact per attempt, the seventh-highest gap yards per carry, and the sixth-highest gap rushing success rate (Stevenson: 68.8% gap).
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D'Andre Swift
CHI (at SEA)
D'Andre Swift is the RB12 in fantasy points per game, averaging 19.7 touches and 89.7 total yards. Swift has had a 60.4% snap rate, 47.2% of the rushing work, a 38.8% route share, and a 10.4% target share. Among 42 qualifying rushers, Swift is 19th in yards after contact per attempt and seventh in missed tackle rate. He'll have to lean on his volume and touchdown equity this week against an elite Seattle run defense. Over their last five games, Seattle has allowed the fourth-lowest explosive run rate, the second-lowest rushing success rate, and the fourth-fewest yards after contact per attempt.
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Ashton Jeanty
LV (at NYJ)
Looking back at Jeanty as a prospect, many praised his rushing ability while questioning his receiving chops. Through a season and seven weeks, his receiving game has kept his fantasy value afloat. Leading the position in receiving yards, targets, receptions, and touchdowns. Last week, he caught all eight targets for 61 yards and a score. Unfortunately, he rushed for an abysmal 15 yards on eight carries. This team can't run the ball, but they continue to use Jeanty as a receiving threat. This may change this week against the Jets who are allowing the 8th most rushing yards and 13th most fantasy points to the RB position. They are also allowing the 6th fewest receiving yards to opposing RBs. Jeanty will likely need to find his rushing game to continue being an RB1 in a matchup against the Jets this week.
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Jonathan Taylor
IND (at JAC)
JT is starting to look more like John Travolta in Pulp Fiction than Jonathan Taylor. In the iconic scene, Travolta walks into what seems to be an empty house with no one in sight. After Quinton Nelson and now DeForest Buckner have been traded away, the Colts are officially blowing things up. This leaves fantasy managers hoping Taylor can be traded to a contender and continue to be elite for fantasy. Now without one of the best Linemen in the league, Taylor will try to carry this corpse of a team against the Jaguars. To make things worse, the Jags are allowing the fewest rushing yards per game (72) and the fewest fantasy points to the RB position. That said, they are allowing the 8th most receiving yards to backs. Unless he is utilized more in the passing game, I have Taylor as a high-end RB2 this week given the matchup and team situation.
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Tony Pollard
TEN (at CIN)
Tony Pollard was a fantasy point scoring behemoth last week as the RB1 overall in fantasy. Pollard finished with 28 touches, 155 total yards, and three scores. It was an insane performance. Since Week 2, Pollard has averaged 19.2 touches and 82.3 total yards. Over the last two games, his playing time has increased with a 74.8% snap rate, 83% of the rushing workload, and a 37.5% route share (5.7% target share). Pollard has been running strong this season. Among 42 qualifying backs, Pollard is 16th in explosive run rate and tenth in yards after contact per attempt. He could have another nice stat line this week. Across their last five games, Cincy has allowed the highest explosive run rate, the fourth-most rushing yards over expectation per attempt, and the 12th-most yards after contact per attempt. Pollard is an RB2 with upside.
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Ollie Gordon II
MIA (vs . NE)
Since Week 4, Ollie Gordon has been the RB12 in fantasy points per game, averaging 18.3 touches and 97 total yards. Gordon has been outstanding. I didn't see this coming, but I'm so happy to see him excelling. Among 42 qualifying backs, Gordon is fourth in explosive run rate, 15th in yards after contact per attempt, and 18th in missed tackle rate. Gordon should have another strong showing this week. In their last five games, New England has allowed the sixth-highest rushing success rate, the fourth-most yards after contact per attempt, and the 12th-highest missed tackle rate.
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Rachaad White
WAS (vs . PHI)
In his first start before the bye week, Rachaad White finished with 11 touches and 57 total yards as the RB10 for the week. White played 70.5% of the snaps with 41.2% of the rushing work and a 51.1% route share (12.5% target share). I expect White to see a similar workload this week. White is a volume play only. His per-touch efficiency has been decent with 2.06 yards after contact per attempt and a 17% missed tackle rate. White should have a decent outing. Over their last five games, Philly has allowed the tenth-highest rushing success rate, the ninth-most rushing yards over expectation per attempt, the fifth-highest yards after contact per attempt, and the third-highest missed tackle rate.
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Saquon Barkley
PHI (at WAS)
Last week, Saquon Barkley finished as the RB20 for the week. This was impressive, as he had only nine touches that he turned into 71 total yards. He played only nine snaps while handling 28% of the rushing work and running two routes. Barkley can't be expected to run this hot on this limited amount of playing time weekly, despite his 15% explosive run rate, 2.42 yards after contact per attempt, and 23% missed tackle rate. Washington's run defense has also been strong. Over their last five games, Washington has allowed the sixth-lowest explosive run rate, the tenth-lowest yards after contact per attempt, and the ninth-lowest missed tackle rate.
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Quinshon Judkins
CLE (at PIT)
Quinshon Judkins is the RB19 in fantasy points per game, averaging 18.2 touches and 71.1 total yards. He has a 59.2% snap rate, 58.1% of the rushing work, and a 30.3% route share (11.4% target share). His per-touch efficiency has been horrible with only 1.80 yards after contact per attempt and a 13% missed tackle rate. Judkins will need a touchdown and all the volume he can handle this week to produce a nice stat line for fantasy purposes. Over the last five games, Pittsburgh has allowed the tenth-lowest explosive run rate, the fourth-lowest rushing success rate, and the fifth-lowest rushing yards over expectation per attempt.
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Jeremiyah Love
ARI (at DAL)
Jeremiyah Love (ankle) had limited practices this week before upgrading to a full session on Friday. He'll be back this week. He doesn't have an injury designation this week. I expect Love to share the backfield workload this week with Tyler Allgeier. In Weeks 1-2 and 4-5, Love averaged 13 touches and 43.2 total yards while playing 45.1% of the snaps with a 48.4% rushing share and a 25.2% route share (5.4% target share). Playing through an ankle issue, Love posted 2.03 yards after contact per attempt and a 15% missed tackle rate. Those are solid stats in their own right, but especially when you consider he was running on one healthy leg. Love could have a nice day even with Allgeier leeching work. Over their last five games, Dallas has allowed the tenth-highest explosive run rate, the third-most yards before contact per attempt, and the eighth-most yards after contact per attempt.
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Jonah Coleman
DEN (vs . KC)
Last week, as Sean Payton talked about having Jonah Coleman on a snap count in his return, Coleman led the backfield in snaps (50%), rushing attempts (nine, 34.6%), and was second in route share (21.9%), running one less route than RJ Harvey. Coleman finished with 11 touches and 69 total yards. This season, with his 19 carries, he has a wonderful 23.5% explosive run rate and 52.6% success rate, while his 1.69 yards after contact per attempt and 11% missed tackle rate aren't anything to write home about. Coleman is a low-end flex this week because his role is still in flux and the matchup is horrible. Over their last five games, Kansas City has allowed the eighth-lowest explosive run rate, the seventh-lowest rushing success rate, and the fourth-lowest missed tackle rate.
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Jordan Mason
MIN (at DET)
Jordan Mason will lead the backfield again this week. Aaron Jones sustained a knee injury during the fourth quarter of last week's game, but Mason was the lead back in the first three quarters of action. Last week, in those three quarters, Mason had a 55% snap rate, 12 opportunities, and a 42.9% route share (10.5% target share). He also had the only red zone carry during that span for the backfield. With his limited work this season, Mason hasn't been efficient with only 1.97 yards after contact per attempt and a 3% missed tackle rate. I don't have high hopes for Mason this week, but if he gets in the end zone, he could be a decent flex. Over their last five games, Detroit has allowed the fifth-highest explosive run rate, the tenth-highest rushing success rate, and the sixth-most yards before contact per attempt.
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Blake Corum
LAR (vs . LAC)
Since Week 5, Blake Corum has been the RB9 in fantasy points per game. Over the last three weeks, Corum has had a 32.7% snap rate, 38.3% of the rushing attempts, and a 12.4% route share (6% target share). During this stretch, Corum has averaged 12.3 touches and 77.6 total yards with three scores. Corum has been electric on a per-touch basis. Among 42 qualifying backs, Corum is ninth in explosive run rate and 14th in missed tackle rate. He should run wild again this week. Over their last five games, the Bolts have allowed the 14th-highest explosive run rate, the fifth-most yards before contact per attempt, and the fourth-highest gap yards per carry (Corum: 54.7% gap).
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28.
Rico Dowdle
PIT (vs . CLE)
Last week, Rico Dowdle was the RB22, finishing with 15 touches and 86 total yards. Dowdle played 44.4% of the snaps with 30% of the rushing attempts and a 55.9% route share (20% target share). Dowdle has a decent 2.06 yards after contact per attempt and a 10% missed tackle rate. Dowdle could post another strong week against the Browns' porous run defense. Over their last five games, Cleveland has allowed the second-highest explosive run rate, the third-most yards after contact per attempt, and the fourth-highest missed tackle rate.
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Omarion Hampton
LAC (at LAR)
Mike McDaniel has capsized Omarion Hampton as the RB31 in fantasy points per game. Hampton has averaged 14.8 touches and 57.5 total yards. In the Bolts dumpster fire backfield, Hampton has had a 45.6% snap rate, 47.3% of the rushing work, and a 22.6% route share (5% target share). Among 42 qualifying backs, Hampton is ninth in yards after contact per attempt and 28th in missed tackle rate. Hampton is just a touchdown-dependent flex again this week. The Rams have slowly tightened up their run defense to league average standards. Over their last five games, they have been 15th in explosive run rate, 14th in rushing success rate, and have allowed the 12th-lowest missed tackle rate.
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30.
Zach Charbonnet
SEA (vs . CHI)
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31.
Aaron Jones Sr.
MIN (at DET)
Aaron Jones sustained a knee injury in the fourth quarter last week. Jones will be back in the huddle this week. He didn't practice on Wednesday, but he had a limited session on Thursday and a full practice on Friday. He doesn't carry an injury designation into this week's game. Last week, in the first three quarters, Jones had a 35% snap rate, eight opportunities, 35% of the rushing work, and a 28.6% route share (5.3% target share). Jones has shown his age this season with only an 8.7% explosive run rate and a 12% missed tackle rate. I don't have high hopes for Jones this week, but if he gets in the end zone, he could be a decent flex. Over their last five games, Detroit has allowed the fifth-highest explosive run rate, the tenth-highest rushing success rate, and the sixth-most yards before contact per attempt.
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32.
J.K. Dobbins
DEN (vs . KC)
Last week, J.K. Dobbins' role shrank as he finished with only six rushing attempts, 23 yards on the ground, and a touchdown. It was his lowest rushing attempt mark of the season while also having a season-low 23% snap rate. The Denver backfield seems to be shifting more in the direction of Jonah Coleman, which makes Dobbins a worrisome flex with a horrible matchup. Over their last five games, Kansas City has allowed the eighth-lowest explosive run rate, the seventh-lowest rushing success rate, and the fourth-lowest missed tackle rate. Sit Dobbins.
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33.
Chris Rodriguez Jr.
JAC (vs . IND)
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34.
Samaje Perine
CIN (vs . TEN)
Samaje Perine is a viable flex this week. Over the last two games, Perine has split the red zone work evenly with Chase Brown (two rushing attempts each) while averaging ten touches and 47 total yards. Perine has mustered a decent 10.3% explosive run rate and 2.29 yards after contact per attempt this season. Tennessee has fielded a putrid run defense recently. Across their last five games, Tennessee has allowed the fourth-highest explosive run rate, the fifth-highest rushing success rate, and the seventh-highest yards before contact per attempt. If Perine scores a touchdown with 10-12 touches this week, he could easily be a nice flex play.
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35.
Dylan Sampson
CLE (at PIT)
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36.
Mike Washington Jr.
LV (at NYJ)
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37.
Kimani Vidal
LAC (at LAR)
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38.
Tyler Allgeier
ARI (at DAL)
Tyler Allgeier will split the workload with Jeremiyah Love this week. This season, he has had a 54.2% snap rate, 34.7% of the rushing work, and a 38.7% route share (5.4% target share). Allgeier has averaged 11 touches and 37.1 total yards. He has posted a solid 2.36 yards after contact per attempt and a disappointing 10% missed tackle rate. Allgeier should flirt with 10-12 touches this week as a decent flex play with a good matchup. Over their last five games, Dallas has allowed the tenth-highest explosive run rate, the third-most yards before contact per attempt, and the eighth-most yards after contact per attempt.
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39.
Kenny Gainwell
TB (vs . ATL)
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40.
Elijah Mitchell
PHI (at WAS)
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41.
Emanuel Wilson
SEA (vs . CHI)
Last week, Emanuel Wilson bounced back as the RB8 for the week. Wilson could easily lead the backfield again in touches this week, but we have to wait on Zach Charbonnet and Jadarian Price news. I'll update his outlook on Saturday.
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42.
Keaton Mitchell
LAC (at LAR)
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43.
Corey Kiner
NE (at MIA)
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44.
Jadarian Price
SEA (vs . CHI)
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45.
Justice Hill
BAL (at BUF)
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46.
MarShawn Lloyd
GB (vs . CAR)
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47.
Bam Knight
ARI (at DAL)
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48.
Seth McGowan
IND (at JAC)
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49.
Roschon Johnson
CHI (at SEA)
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50.
Ty Johnson
BUF (vs . BAL)
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51.
Emmett Johnson
KC (at DEN)
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52.
Jeremy McNichols
WAS (vs . PHI)
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53.
Austin Ekeler
WAS (vs . PHI)
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54.
Tyler Goodson
DAL (vs . ARI)
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55.
Isaiah Davis
NYJ (vs . LV)
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56.
Sean Tucker
TB (vs . ATL)
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57.
Jaylen Wright
MIA (vs . NE)
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58.
George Holani
SEA (vs . CHI)
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59.
Michael Carter
TEN (at CIN)
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60.
Trevor Etienne
CAR (at GB)
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61.
Sione Vaki
DET (vs . MIN)
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62.
Khalil Herbert
ATL (at TB)
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63.
Ray Davis
BUF (vs . BAL)
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64.
Jaydon Blue
PHI (at WAS)
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65.
Pierre Strong Jr.
GB (vs . CAR)
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66.
LeQuint Allen Jr.
JAC (vs . IND)
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67.
Dylan Laube
LV (at NYJ)
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68.
Jaleel McLaughlin
CLE (at PIT)
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69.
Hunter Luepke
DAL (vs . ARI)
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70.
Nicholas Singleton
TEN (at CIN)
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71.
Kaytron Allen
MIA (vs . NE)
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72.
Tahj Brooks
CIN (vs . TEN)
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73.
Rasheen Ali
BAL (at BUF)
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74.
Lan Larison
NE (at MIA)
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75.
DeeJay Dallas
MIN (at DET)
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76.
Julius Chestnut
TEN (at CIN)
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77.
Adam Prentice
DEN (vs . KC)
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78.
Anthony Tyus III
CAR (at GB)
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79.
Ameer Abdullah
JAC (vs . IND)
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80.
Travis Homer
PIT (vs . CLE)
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81.
Cody Schrader
DEN (vs . KC)
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82.
DJ Giddens
IND (at JAC)
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83.
Michael Burton
CLE (at PIT)
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84.
Jacob Saylors
DET (vs . MIN)
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85.
Craig Reynolds
WAS (vs . PHI)
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86.
Max Bredeson
MIN (at DET)
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87.
Dean Connors
LAR (vs . LAC)
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88.
Zavier Scott
CHI (at SEA)
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89.
Kene Nwangwu
NYJ (vs . LV)
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90.
Kalel Mullings
TEN (at CIN)
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91.
James Conner
ARI (at DAL)
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92.
Adam Randall
BAL (at BUF)
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93.
Andrew Beck
NYJ (vs . LV)
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94.
Roman Hemby
LV (at NYJ)
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95.
Jaydn Ott
KC (at DEN)
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96.
Lew Nichols III
PIT (vs . CLE)
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97.
DJ Herman
MIA (vs . NE)
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98.
Jonathon Brooks
CAR (at GB)
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99.
Perry Jones
FA (BYE)
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100.
Patrick Ricard
NYG (BYE)
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101.
Brashard Smith
KC (at DEN)
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102.
Christian McCaffrey
SF (BYE)
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103.
Alvin Kamara
NO (BYE)
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104.
Woody Marks
HOU (BYE)
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105.
Kyle Juszczyk
SF (BYE)
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106.
Cam Skattebo
NYG (BYE)
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107.
Kendre Miller
NO (BYE)
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108.
CJ Donaldson
NO (BYE)
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109.
Dare Ogunbowale
HOU (BYE)
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110.
Kaelon Black
SF (BYE)
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111.
Devin Singletary
NYG (BYE)
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112.
Deuce Vaughn
HOU (BYE)
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113.
Jawhar Jordan
HOU (BYE)
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114.
Najee Harris
FA (BYE)
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115.
Robert Henry Jr.
SEA (vs . CHI)
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116.
Salvon Ahmed
CHI (at SEA)
|
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117.
David Montgomery
HOU (BYE)
|
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118.
Jarquez Hunter
NO (BYE)
|
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119.
Emari Demercado
HOU (BYE)
|
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120.
Jordan James
SF (BYE)
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121.
Ronnie Rivers
LAR (vs . LAC)
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122.
Frank Gore Jr.
BUF (vs . BAL)
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123.
Devin Neal
WAS (vs . PHI)
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124.
Isiah Pacheco
DET (vs . MIN)
|
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125.
EJ Smith
FA (BYE)
|
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126.
Nick Bawden
FA (BYE)
|
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127.
Phil Mafah
NYG (BYE)
|
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128.
Marcus Yarns
FA (BYE)
|
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129.
Raheem Mostert
LV (at NYJ)
|
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130.
Gary Brightwell
FA (BYE)
|
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131.
Jam Miller
ATL (at TB)
|
|
132.
Chase Edmonds
WAS (vs . PHI)
|
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133.
Josh Williams
TB (vs . ATL)
|
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134.
Dante Miller
FA (BYE)
|
|
135.
Avery Williams
FA (BYE)
|
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136.
Patrick Taylor Jr.
FA (BYE)
|
|
137.
Jonathan Ward
FA (BYE)
|
|
138.
Zamir White
NO (BYE)
|
|
|
139.
Tyrion Davis-Price
FA (BYE)
|
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140.
Isaac Guerendo
SF (BYE)
|
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141.
Jonathan Williams
FA (BYE)
|
|
142.
Trayveon Williams
FA (BYE)
|
|
143.
Donovan Edwards
FA (BYE)
|
|
144.
Carson Steele
FA (BYE)
|
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145.
Hassan Haskins
FA (BYE)
|
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146.
Charles Scott
FA (BYE)
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