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Don't allow like the top running back at the ne at the third round to be like Jaylen Warren. I would say I view Price in the same kind of general range as um Randre Stevenson and Tony Pard. I would say after Tony Pard, we're definitely into a drop off in certainty amongst Manungai, Harvey, Rico Dael, Gainwell, Brooks. I would never draft Price, honestly, in like a full PPR league, but it's half PPR, so it's not bad.
STACKED’s take
Warren offers value at ADP 61 in half-PPR; avoid as round-three target in full PPR.
JJ Zachariason identifies Jaylen Warren as a value pick at live ADP 61 versus industry ADP 65, ranking him higher than expected because he's at the end of the startable running back tier; in a 14-team league, this tier becomes more valuable as running back scarcity increases. However, Zachariason would never draft Warren in full PPR leagues but considers him acceptable in half-PPR formats. He groups Warren in the same general range as Andre Stevenson and Tony Pollard, but notes a significant drop-off in certainty after Pollard among backs like Manungai, Harvey, Rico Dael, Gainwell, and Brooks. Zachariason explicitly warns against allowing Warren to be the top running back available at round three, indicating he should not be a primary target and represents a tier drop from elite early-round running backs.
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