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The team around him is terrible. As a result, Achane will be relied upon in ways where I do think there could be not only injury risk, but also diminishing returns... over 20% of his runs went for zero or negative yardage... Malik Willis can run himself, which could cut into Achane's rushing production... Achane's touches could diminish.
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Achane's RB6 ADP risky; poor efficiency, Willis competition, and Gordon II hype limit upside.

Achane finished as RB5 in PPR last season and is currently going as RB6, but Richard Janvrin is cautious about his value. The Miami team around him is terrible, creating injury risk and diminishing returns despite heavy usage. Over 20% of his runs went for zero or negative yardage last season. Malik Willis can run himself, cutting into Achane's rushing production. Head coach Jeff Hafley has spoken glowingly about Ollie Gordon II as a potential every-down back, suggesting Achane's touches could diminish. While Achane could finish in a similar spot as last year, there's very little room for fantasy value.

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