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Jaylen Warren this week projects for like 15 plus PPR points and that's on like the very low side. I've seen him as high as like 19... he is the RB11 on RB20 usage and he has 110 rushing yards per game in games without Rico Dattle... he projects as a low-end RB1 for like the next four weeks.
STACKED’s take
RB11 on RB20 usage; projects low-end RB1 next four weeks with elite efficiency metrics.
Ron Stewart projects Jaylen Warren for 15+ PPR points this week (as high as 19) and identifies him as the primary buy-low candidate for teams needing running back help. Warren is RB11 on RB20 usage with 110 rushing yards per game in games without Rico Dattle. Among top 50 qualified rushers since Dattle went down: first in snap share, second in yards per carry (behind only Bejian Robinson), second in missed tackles forced per attempt (behind only Kenneth Walker), fourth in rushing yards over expected, eighth in yards after contact per attempt, and tenth in explosive run rate. Stewart projects him as a low-end RB1 for the next four weeks and a top-15 running back at worst over the next three weeks, with favorable matchups against the Colts, then a tough opponent, then the Saints (who allow the most fantasy points to opposing running backs). Stewart is already priced as a low-end RB2 on the trade market, which is what he was drafted as next to Rico Dattle. Stewart strongly prefers Warren over Aaron Jones in trades and views him as not overly expensive while offering huge short-term edge. Despite Rico Dattle's eventual return, Stewart believes Warren has a strong chance of running away with the backfield, projecting a 65-35 split in Warren's favor rather than a clean 50-50, citing how most non-top-five backfields operate. Warren has earned his way into being the lead guy through elite efficiency and volume. Rico Dattle has already reaggravated his toe injury twice (against the Eagles and Patriots), creating risk of further injury that could extend Warren's lead-back role. Stewart identifies Warren as a buy candidate for teams with records of 1-3 or 0-4.
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