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it's Bijan Robinson. He still projects as a top five running back in any given week... he would still be a mid-first round pick if we reddrafted today... he is going to be a really nice bounceback candidate... Over the last five, six, seven, eight in terms of the last four games here, 11.9 points per game. That's just not going to cut it from your first round pick. But before that, he was at 26 points per game... he's not getting targets anymore... Michael Pennix isn't dumping it down as much... Swift and Saquon for Bejon easily. Would I do Kirn and Burden? Yeah, I would... JT and Burden? Ooh, yeah, I would.
STACKED’s take
Elite talent in slump; bounceback candidate vs. Bengals with multiple trade paths.
Despite recent decline, Bijan Robinson remains a top-tier talent and bounceback candidate. Ron Stewart emphasizes he still projects as a top-five running back in any given week and would still be a mid-first round pick if redrafted today. Over the last four games, Robinson has averaged 11.9 PPG—unacceptable for a first-round pick and a sharp decline from his prior 26 PPG average. Contributing factors include reduced target volume and Michael Pennix not dumping the ball down as much, creating panic among owners who are actively trying to sell. This week's matchup vs. Bengals is positioned as a really nice bounceback candidate spot. Ron Stewart identifies a trade window to acquire Robinson at a discount, providing multiple trade scenarios he would accept: Swift and Saquon for Robinson; Kirn and Burden for Robinson; JT and Burden for Robinson; McBride and Swift for Robinson (if comfortable with backup TE); Olve and Jacobs for Robinson; Nico and Jacobs for Robinson; and James Cook and J Mo for Robinson (maximum he would pay). Robinson is positioned as an untouchable elite asset worth upgrading to.
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