Fantasy Life Articles on Ollie Gordon II
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Since becoming Miami's starting running back in Week 4, Gordon has logged 73% of the snaps (8th), 69% of the rush attempts (10th) and 82% of the inside the five carries (8th). During that span, Gordon's 17.4 carries per game are the ninth-most in the NFL, operating as fantasy's RB21 on a PPG basis.
STACKED’s take
Gordon's elite carry volume and potential QB-driven target bump make him a buy-low.
Gordon is a buy-low trade target despite a down Week 9 (16 carries, 55 yards, no scores). Since becoming Miami's starting running back in Week 4, he's logged 73% of snaps (8th), 69% of rush attempts (10th), and 82% of inside-the-five carries (8th), averaging 17.4 carries per game (9th-most in NFL) while operating as fantasy's RB21 on a PPG basis. The source notes Gordon isn't suddenly becoming Jahmyr Gibbs or Christian McCaffrey, but a slight bump in targets is possible with Kyle McCord taking over at quarterback. McCord heavily targeted RB LeQuint Allen at Syracuse, contrasting with Malik Willis' 11.6% checkdown rate (32nd among 33 qualified QBs). The Dolphins' favorable schedule includes elite matchup against Colts on Sunday, followed by Bills, Jets, Dolphins, Broncos, Bears, Packers, Chargers and Bills.
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