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FantasyPros Articles fantasy football takes on Tyler Allgeier

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All FantasyPros Articles insights about Tyler Allgeier

PositiveRoleAug 22, 2026
Going as RB44 (around early 12th round), Allgeier offers real contingent upside given a fresh high ankle sprain to the presumed rookie starter ahead of him, an injury with a realistic recovery timeline stretching well into the season and real historical precedent of some backs never quite looking the same until the following year. He was already a solid, productive player in his own right even in a shared role last year, scoring eight touchdowns, and he's a near-mandatory roster piece for anyone employing a zero running back draft strategy this year given how thin the rest of that backfield's depth chart looks.
NegativeValueAug 18, 2026
Fantrax ADP of 140th overall (RB44) is roughly 13 picks ahead of FantasyPros consensus ADP of 153rd, a substantial premium for a backup running back. In 2025, Allgeier posted 514 rushing yards, 96 receiving yards, and eight touchdowns on 143 carries with only 16 targets, averaging 3.6 yards per carry. His touchdown production is encouraging but reflects limited role behind Bijan Robinson. While the Cardinals move offers potential for increased goal-line work, rookie Jeremiyah Love played nearly all snaps with starters in his first preseason game. At 153rd overall, Allgeier's FantasyPros price allows upside betting without paying a FLEX spot price; Fantrax drafters are assuming increased workload and goal-line role as confirmed rather than speculative.
PositiveValueJul 30, 2026
Allgeier is a late-round target at RB47 (133rd overall) with minimal downside despite the Cardinals drafting Jeremiyah Love third overall. Allgeier has proven he sees far more involvement than expected even when assumed to be the backup to a talented rookie, as he was in Atlanta behind Bijan Robinson. Rookies, even highly drafted ones, rarely start the season with a full workload, so Allgeier could be a thorn in Love's side just as he was to Robinson's. If the Cardinals start Love off slowly, Allgeier could be a steal.