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The big thing that my team was lacking was a player that could consistently put up 25, 30 points in the fantasy playoffs... And if we go back and look at the past 17 games that we have had from Bejian Robinson, Bean's had a lot of those performances... A 31point game from Bejon. Then he goes down to 11, then a 35, then a 28, and then over the past four weeks, this has been the worst four-game stretch that we have had for Bean Robinson... Bejon's phenomenal, but it's not like he is the most consistent producer... I think we have positive regression coming in for Bejon... he's only had four rushing touchdowns with 150 carries... Bejian Robinson has the worst schedule of any running back remaining through the rest of the season... Minnesota is the toughest matchup for any running back in the league.
STACKED’s take
Bijan Robinson has high-ceiling upside despite tough schedule; positive regression expected.
Bijan Robinson demonstrates high-ceiling potential with a pattern of 25–30 point performances (31 points, 35 points, 28 points in recent games) that the source specifically traded for to address playoff needs. Despite a recent four-week down stretch (his worst since rookie season), the source expects positive regression rest of season based on only four rushing touchdowns on 150 carries, suggesting significant upside. The source cites Robinson's three-year age advantage over Jonathan Taylor and a cyclical pattern of peak games followed by duds, indicating strong performances should trend upward over the next month. However, Robinson faces the worst remaining schedule of any running back (Minnesota—toughest matchup for any RB in league—Detroit, Cleveland, Tampa, Kansas City), with only one favorable matchup in the fantasy championship.
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