Bijan Robinson fantasy football insight from Hayden Winks - PPR Rankings

Tyler Allgeier has never missed a game since Bijan Robinson was drafted, so we don't have the obvious on/off splits that we have with Jahmyr Gibbs sans David Montgomery. But I'd imagine Bijan's numbers will be outrageous without Allgeier. Bijan was the RB3 on RB8 usage last year with Allgeier, who handled 10 inside the 5-yard line carries to Bijan's 11. I will vomit if Bijan is the RB19 in goal-line carry share again. As a receiver, there's nothing really to say. He's amongst the best in the NFL and was the RB2 in receptions per game (4.6). That shouldn't change much, even if Zachariah Branch will be involved as a manufactured touch player now. What is changing is the play caller. Enter Kevin Stefanski from the Browns, who would adapt his offense to his personnel each season. It's unclear if this offense will be more geared towards Tua Tagovailoa's quick, precision style or towards Michael Penix's downfield shot play style. Either way, the ball is going to Bijan, Drake London, and Kyle Pitts all game long. We saw late last year that without Drake London, Bijan can get an outrageous volume, and that's the benefit of playing in an offense without depth. I'm a bit concerned about this OL paired with this QB tandem, but that shouldn't hurt Bijan's fantasy output much. He's locked into the top-5 in all non-superflex formats. Bijan's market projections are nearly identical to Gibbs; 1224 rushing yards, 599 receiving yards, and 9.5 rushing TDs.