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I think a great example of that would be someone like Tyler Allgeier where there is a little bit of stand-alone value, but it mostly comes in an entirely contingent fashion.
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Dead ticket lottery back; contingent value unlikely to materialize.

JJ Zachariason classifies Tyler Allgeier as a dead ticket lottery running back archetype—a backup projected with under 35% of carries and no passing game role. Zachariason notes Allgeier has some stand-alone value but it mostly comes in an entirely contingent fashion. Zachariason assesses that it is very likely not going to be Tyler Allgeier who earns a larger stand-alone role in his backfield; he does not fit the contingent value running back profile with realistic outs to point-scoring opportunity. Allgeier is classified as a pure handcuff in Zachariason's running back portfolio framework.

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