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The Bijan usage legitimately is is like potentially record setting for like finishing a game healthy and at that salary having that little expected DraftKings production from a running back is like I mean, I don't think I've ever seen it this bad.
STACKED’s take
Record-setting scarcity in usage despite healthy finish; minimal DFS production at 8K salary.
Bijan Robinson's usage in a game where he finished healthy was record-setting in its scarcity; he generated minimal expected DraftKings production despite being the team's primary offensive weapon, with poor receiving involvement and limited touches in a game the Falcons nearly forced to overtime. The source notes this was the worst usage outcome he'd ever seen at that salary level. Robinson was projected above 20 points on the slate at 8K, but the Falcons' slow pace and the Bears' game-suffocation approach created downside risk; the source also noted Caleb Williams wasn't a cash quarterback, making Bijan a risky stack-adjacent play in a low-scoring game. In tournament play, Robinson was used as a correlation play with Caleb Williams based on the theory that if the Bears got pushed and Caleb had a 500-yard, five-touchdown game, Bijan would benefit from game script and offensive volume—but this correlation strategy swapped Walker for Bijan and dropped the lineup from first to fifth place.
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