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NegativeProjectionNov 6, 2026
Ashton Jeanty is questioned as potentially 'burnt toast' for Week 9, with the source expressing concern about his viability. The source references Dwain's analysis for more context on what to do with Jeanty.NegativeRoleNov 6, 2026
Jeanty remains one of the top three receiving options for the Raiders alongside Brock Bowers and Michael Mayer.NegativeUsageNov 5, 2026
Despite being out-touched 25 to 5 by Mike Washington in Week 8, Ashton Jeanty's usage in the passing game is keeping him afloat. The Raiders are two-score underdogs in Week 9, which limits overall upside despite his receiving role.PositiveMatchupNov 5, 2026
Jeanty handled pass downs in Week 8; this feels like a Jeanty game against 49ers, who rank best in RB passing matchup (+5.2 PPG) and worst in rushing (-4.0 PPG), suggesting Jeanty will see elevated passing work.NegativeRoleNov 5, 2026
Ashton Jeanty has been relegated to a receiving role in the Raiders' backfield, with Mike Washington handling baseline work. Jeanty's rushing efficiency is poor (3.1 yards/carry, -0.28 EPA/attempt, 41.0% success, 25.9% negative rush rate), and the source indicates a defined 'thunder and lightning' split has developed with Washington as the primary back.NegativeProjectionNov 4, 2026
Ashton Jeanty is being downgraded in Week 9 RB rankings; his projection drops from 14.2 PPG utilization to 11.6 projected points, reflecting decreased usage expectations and/or unfavorable betting factors and situational spots.NegativeBustNov 4, 2026
The 6th overall draft pick has experienced a historically bad workload decline this season. No RB in NFL history has started a season with a longer streak of declining or even rush attempt totals after 10+ rush attempts in the season opener. His rush attempts by game: 23, 21, 19, 15, 10, 10, 8, 2. However, his robust receiving workload has kept his fantasy value afloat, as he leads all RBs in receiving yards with 376.NegativeUsageNov 4, 2026
The source recommends holding Ashton Jeanty despite a concerning drop in rushing attempts. Jeanty saw only 6% of rushing attempts in Week 8 and has not exceeded 10 rush attempts since Week 4, a significant decline from his earlier elite usage. The source attributes this to potential o-line problems, blocking issues, or injuries but notes that Jeanty continues to succeed in the passing game, which provides some hope. the source advises against selling now, as leaguemates have lost faith in Jeanty's elite fantasy capabilities and may offer low-ball trades.NegativeRoleNov 4, 2026
The source notes that Ashton Jeanty's playing time drastically plummeted in Week 8, logging just 22 snaps to Mike Washington's 38 and receiving only 2 carries to Washington's 25. While Jeanty salvaged his fantasy value through the air with 3 receptions for 64 yards, his overall role has shifted significantly. The source indicates that going forward, Jeanty is likely to remain the pass-catching option in a potential split-back model similar to Pittsburgh's or Minnesota's, reducing his overall volume and weekly fantasy upside.NegativeUsageNov 3, 2026
Ashton Jeanty saw limited carries with only two carries compared to Mike Washington's 25, suggesting reduced role or potential backfield competition.NegativeRoleNov 3, 2026
Ashton Jeanty's offensive role is questioned with the source asking 'Does Klint Kubiak hate Ashton Jeanty?', suggesting potential underutilization or role concerns despite his talent.PositiveUsageNov 2, 2026
Ashton Jeanty leads the utilization report with 14.2 PPG utilization, significantly outpacing his 12.5 projected PPG, indicating strong actual production relative to preseason expectations.NegativeValueNov 2, 2026
Dwain McFarland recommends a BUY LOW on Jeanty at a low-end RB2 price tag based on the median scenario, having shifted from being a Jeanty champion early season to a skeptic over the last month and now repositioning as the hero. The rationale: his value is plummeting (time to sell was two weeks ago), but he is one of the best receiving RBs in the game, which is a fantasy cheat code should rushing volume return.NegativeProjectionNov 2, 2026
Jeanty has three distinct scenarios: Floor (pass-down only, 9.1 PPG average, 57% RB4 finishes); Median (split backfield similar to four weeks pre-Week 8, 83 Utilization Score, 16.2 PPG average, 62% RB2 finishes); Ceiling (every-down role, 98 Utilization Score from first three games, 19.1 PPG average, 92% top-12 finishes). Dobbins. But leans toward the ceiling scenario but views floor and ceiling as outliers; median scenario most likely. Jeanty has the second-hardest RB schedule rest of season (-0.9 PPG).PositiveRoleNov 2, 2026
Jeanty remains elite in the passing game, ranking third in target share (17%) with 2.15 YPRR (second among all RBs with 75+ routes), which is high-end WR2 territory. This pass-catching prowess positions him as a potential buy-low candidate if rushing volume returns, as he offers a fantasy cheat code should the Broncos recommit to his role.NegativeUsageNov 2, 2026
Jeanty's rushing utilization collapsed in Week 8 as offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak shifted 81% of rushing attempts to Mike Washington while Jeanty handled only 6%. This represents a new floor for Jeanty's role after his utilization had been in free fall outside of passing-game work over the last month. Jeanty's ground-game efficiency remains poor: 3.1 yards per carry (29th among 29 RBs with 75+ attempts), 2.67 yards after contact (23rd), 4.6% 10+ yard attempts (28th), and 9.3% missed tackles forced (28th).NegativeUsageNov 2, 2026
Jeanty's role drastically diminished in Week 8, receiving just 2 carries and logging 22 snaps (36.7% snap share, his lowest of the season) while Mike Washington dominated with 25 carries and 38 snaps. Though Jeanty remained the pass-catching option with 3 receptions for 64 yards, the source notes he has failed to eclipse 10 carries in each of his last four games. The source projects a best-case scenario of a 60/40 split going forward, with Jeanty's early-season 44 carries in Weeks 1-2 appearing to be unsustainable. Jeanty will continue to generate PPR value through the passing game but has lost significant volume.NegativeProjectionNov 1, 2026
Ashton Jeanty remains the source's RB16, although Klint Kubiak says Mike Washington Jr. deserves more opportunities. Jeanty is averaging just 3.1 yards per carry, and the Raiders are still trying to sort out right guard, so the source doesn't think the entire rushing problem is on him. His 34 catches are a big reason the source still likes him as an RB2, especially against a Jets front missing T'Vondre Sweat and Joseph Ossai, with David Bailey doubtful.NegativeRoleNov 1, 2026
Ashton Jeanty is now a third-down back after the Raiders elected to feed rookie Mike Washington (25-83 carries/yards) instead. The source notes this situation doesn't appear likely to improve soon, suggesting a significant role diminishment for the sixth overall pick.NegativeProjectionNov 1, 2026
Ashton Jeanty is ranked 23rd in Matthew Berry's Week 8 rankings.PositiveProjectionNov 1, 2026
Matthew Berry ranks Ashton Jeanty as the No. 22 flex player in Week 8.PositiveProjectionOct 30, 2026
Jeanty's inefficiency mirrors Christian McCaffrey's 2025 campaign: 3.1 yards/carry, -0.27 EPA/attempt, and a 26.4% negative rush rate. He's being propped up by receiving volume (17.3% team target) and goal-line work (21 red zone carries), but the underlying run game is a mess (-0.19 EPA/attempt, 3.0 yards/carry, 37.4% success rate). His fantasy value is dependent on volume in a broken offensive system.PositiveMatchupOct 28, 2026
Jeanty is downgraded for Week 8 due to a poor Raiders team setup (No. 16 implied team total at 22.25 points) and unfavorable travel conditions (cross-country trip for early 1 pm ET kickoff). The source questions Jeanty's underlying talent (3.5 yards per carry, 5.6 yards per target for career) despite solid production (15.0 fantasy points per game, 640 yards, 4 TDs on 106 carries, 44 targets). His usage has declined over the past three weeks (snap rate 61% down from 69%, rush share 53% down from 66%, route rate 50% down from 58%). The Jets have a boosted HFA and are No. 7 in defensive rush EPA (-0.157), though they could be without EDGE Joseph Ossai and NT T'Vondre Sweat.PositiveProjectionOct 25, 2026
Matthew Berry ranks Ashton Jeanty as the 22nd-ranked player in his Week 7 rankings.NegativeUsageOct 22, 2026
Jeanty has been held under 3 yards per carry in 4 of the past 5 games and his two lowest snap rates of the season have both come in the past 2 weeks, suggesting possible health concerns or declining role. Matthew Berry notes that if Jeanty remains this inefficient, Washington could take on a bigger role in the backfield.NegativeMatchupOct 22, 2026
Jeanty is an RB2 this week with a reduced role against the Rams, but this is a brutal matchup. He played 57% of snaps last week and split carries evenly with Mike Washington (9 apiece), down from 73-83% snap share in first three games. Las Vegas has a D in run-blocking grades against Rams' A-grade defense. Jeanty gets just 0.60 yards before contact per carry (32nd among 39 qualified backs) and has been stuffed at or behind the line on 25.3% of carries (highest rate among qualified backs). He ranks 34th in missed tackles forced per carry. Playing the Jets next week can't get here soon enough.NegativeProjectionOct 21, 2026
Ashton Jeanty is among the six biggest downgrades in Matthew Freedman's Week 7 RB rankings, with his projection declining from 14.6 PPG utilization to 13.1 projected PPG due to unfavorable betting factors, situational spots, disadvantageous defensive matchups, or decreased usage expectations.PositiveInjuryOct 21, 2026
Despite Raiders HC Klint Kubiak stating Jeanty was feeling better and would play against Buffalo in Week 6, the source questions his full health. Jeanty carried just 10 times for 22 yards (2.2 YPC) and logged only 57% of snaps and 47% of rush attempts—well below his season marks of 69% and 67%, respectively. His 0.56 yards before contact per attempt and 3.2 YPC are significantly worse than Mike Washington's 1.56 YBC/ATT and 4.9 YPC. The Raiders increasingly turned to Washington in the second half (six touches to Jeanty's two). What stabilizes Jeanty's value is his consistent pass-game usage: 17% target share (fourth among all RBs) and 5.8 targets per game (only behind Kyren Williams and Jahmyr Gibbs). The source suggests Jeanty's offensive line run-blocking hasn't improved as hoped and questions whether he is the legendary prospect originally projected.NegativeProjectionOct 21, 2026
Jeanty is ranked No. 14 among running backs in Week 7 rankings.NegativeUsageOct 20, 2026
Jeanty's efficiency and role have deteriorated significantly over the first six weeks. His yards per carry dropped to 3.2, and his snap share declined from 79% (Weeks 1-3) to 60% (Weeks 4-6), while his rush attempt share fell from 77% to 55%. Inside-the-5 rush attempts, a key indicator of goal-line work, plummeted from 100% to 60%. The source notes that while Jeanty's Week 1 performance against Miami was strong, the experience has otherwise been unpleasant, and he has required rest due to minor injuries. Backup Mike Washington is now seeing increased usage and outgained Jeanty on the ground in Week 6 (43 yards to 22).PositiveProjectionOct 18, 2026
Matthew Berry ranks Ashton Jeanty as the No. 14 flex play for Week 6 in his top-75 rankings.NegativeMatchupOct 15, 2026
Overzet predicts Jeanty will have high chop rate in Week 6 vs. Buffalo. Role is good enough to keep chasing, but production hasn't followed. Raiders are 5.5-point dogs and if they get in trailing script again—which they should—it could be another rough outing for Jeanty managers.NegativeValueOct 13, 2026
Jeanty is listed among players to bid on in Week 6 with 10.68% chopped rate, included in the source's bidding recommendations.NegativeInjuryOct 11, 2026
Jeanty missed practice Friday with a new foot injury; team elevated RB Roman Hemby from practice squad. Jeanty says he's hopeful to play, but status is uncertain heading into Week 5.NegativeInjuryOct 10, 2026
Jeanty is questionable for Week 5 against New England after missing Friday with ankle and foot injuries. Klint Kubiak said he'll do his best to play, which is not exactly reassuring about his status. If active without a workload warning, Jeanty is ranked RB12; if he sits, rookie Mike Washington would be a near one-for-one replacement in rankings.NegativeInjuryOct 10, 2026
Ashton Jeanty is now questionable heading into Week 5, creating uncertainty around his availability and fantasy projections.NegativeProjectionOct 8, 2026
Ashton Jeanty is projected for 14.0 PPG in Week 5, down from his current 16.1 PPG average, indicating a decline in expected production against New England.NegativeProjectionOct 7, 2026
Ranked No. 11 in Matthew Freedman's Week 5 RB rankings.NegativeProjectionOct 7, 2026
Matthew Freedman is downgrading Ashton Jeanty for Week 5, citing unfavorable betting factors, situational spots, disadvantageous defensive matchups, and/or decreased usage expectations as reasons for the downgrade.PositiveValueOct 6, 2026
Jake Trowbridge suggests targeting Ashton Jeanty as a safer dynasty alternative when trading away Jeremiyah Love, recommending managers check how much sweetener they need to add to acquire him.NegativeRoleOct 6, 2026
Ashton Jeanty is the primary running back with Mike Washington serving as a high-upside handcuff.NegativeProjectionSep 30, 2026
Jeanty is ranked No. 9 in the Week 4 running back rankings.PositiveUsageSep 22, 2026
Jeanty is receiving all the work the Raiders can give him, establishing himself as the clear lead back for the surprisingly 2-0 team. Mike Washington serves as his backup.PositiveProjectionSep 19, 2026
Ashton Jeanty's callout by Cupps is described as 'looking pretty good now,' suggesting his Week 1 performance validated Cupps' earlier assessment and he's positioned favorably for Week 2.PositiveProjectionSep 18, 2026
Second-year RB Jeanty posted a 99 UR (29 touches; +78% of total backfield opportunity share) for 147 scrimmage yards in Week 1, representing a dramatic turnaround from earlier panic; the source notes he's clearly healthy and deserving of early-round picks spent at the 1-2 turn before his practice injury, and projects him as RB7 for Week 2.PositiveUsageSep 17, 2026
Matthew Berry loves Ashton Jeanty @ LAC in Week 2; a 99 utilization score in Week 1 tied Bijan Robinson for the league lead. Jeanty's carried a 19% target share over his last 10 games (only dipping below 14% twice) and has hit 25-plus touches in three of his last four dating back to last year.PositiveRoleSep 17, 2026
In his first game under Klint Kubiak, Jeanty posted a Utilization Score of 99—the second-highest in Week 1 behind only Bijan Robinson. Matthew Berry suggests the market may have overreacted to Jeanty's preseason injury scare given his elite usage in Week 1.NegativeProjectionSep 16, 2026
Jeanty is ranked No. 6 in the source's Week 2 RB rankings.PositiveProjectionSep 15, 2026
Jeanty tied Bijan Robinson for the No. 1 Utilization Score at RB in Week 1 with a 99, scoring 32.7 fantasy points as RB3. He dominated the Vegas backfield with 73% snap share, 70% rushing attempts, 61% route share, and 21% target share, accumulating 23 attempts and 6 targets for 156 yards from scrimmage and two TDs. Behind a revamped offensive line (Tyler Linderbaum, Kolton Miller return), Jeanty improved yards before contact (0.5 to 1.0) and yards after contact (3.1 to 3.4) compared to last season. Since 2013, 13 RBs with 65%+ rush share and 16-22% target share averaged 23.1 PPG. Jeanty upgrades to high-end RB1 territory as an every-down player with a top-three rookie prospect profile behind only Saquon Barkley and Christian McCaffrey.PositiveProjectionSep 15, 2026
The source projects Jeanty for 25-plus touches in Week 2 against the Chargers, who allowed 100+ rushing yards to RBs in Week 1; additionally, if Brock Bowers misses a second straight game, Jeanty could see increased receiving volume after catching all six targets for two touchdowns in Week 1.PositiveUsageSep 15, 2026
Jeanty handled a whopping 29 total touches in Week 1 after returning from an ankle injury; Coach Kubiak envisioned a Christian McCaffrey-type role for him, and the source confirms Mike Washington did not eat into his workload as feared, with the Raiders logging 30+ rushing attempts in Week 1.PositiveProjectionSep 15, 2026
Jeanty tied Bijan Robinson for the No. 1 Utilization Score at RB in Week 1 with a 99, scoring 32.7 fantasy points as the RB3. He accounted for 73% of snaps, 70% of rushing attempts, and 21% target share with 23 attempts and 6 targets for 156 yards from scrimmage and two TDs. Behind a revamped offensive line with Tyler Linderbaum and Kolton Miller, his yards before contact improved from 0.5 to 1.0 and yards after contact from 3.1 to 3.4. Jeanty is a top-three RB prospect in the history of the Rookie Super Model behind only Saquon Barkley and Christian McCaffrey. Since 2013, 13 RBs with a rush share of 65%+ and target share between 16-22% averaged 23.1 PPG. Dwain McFarland is bullish on his rest-of-season outlook under new scheme with Klint Kubiak.PositiveProjectionSep 14, 2026
Jeanty delivered a dominant Week 1 performance with 29.7 fantasy points, touching the ball 29 times for 147 yards from scrimmage, 6 receptions, and 2 TDs against Miami. The source characterizes his high-ankle sprain as "the lowest high-ankle sprain of all time" and notes he won't face Miami-level defenses weekly, but the performance validates his draft capital and suggests significant upside if he can stay healthy.NegativeRoleSep 13, 2026
Ashton Jeanty is mentioned in a start/sit question comparing him to MarShawn Lloyd for Week 1, indicating he's a player with decision-making considerations.PositiveRoleSep 12, 2026
Kendall Valenzuela recommends starting Ashton Jeanty over Marshawn Lloyd in Week 1 against Miami, despite Jeanty being sidelined since August 23rd and returning as a full practice participant. Valenzuela expects Jeanty to lead the backfield but cautions against expecting a 70% snap share due to potential workload management from rookie Mike Washington. With Brock Bowers out at least two weeks, targets could funnel through running backs, creating additional upside.PositiveInjurySep 11, 2026
Ashton Jeanty practiced Wednesday and Thursday fully after his training-camp ankle injury, and the Raiders' update on his return was encouraging. Zain Dhanani is keeping him in his lineup barring a setback. Jeanty also has added upside if Brock Bowers sits, as Las Vegas may involve him more as a receiver.NegativeProjectionSep 11, 2026
Ashton Jeanty's Week 1 projection of 12.9 PPG aligns closely with his 12.7 PPG utilization average, suggesting consistent offensive usage against the Dolphins.NegativeProjectionSep 9, 2026
Despite potentially gaining more volume on the ground and in the receiving game with Bowers out, Ashton Jeanty was actually dropped 6 spots in Matthew Freedman's RB rankings, falling from RB8 to RB14 on the week. Dwain McFarland has him at RB18 on the week, making him a mid-range RB2 play with a shaky floor due to systemic offensive concerns.NegativeInjurySep 7, 2026
Jeanty suffered a low-ankle sprain that has put his Week 1 availability in doubt, though recent reports suggest the Raiders feel good about his chances of playing.PositiveProjectionSep 5, 2026
Ashton Jeanty ranks as Matthew Berry's RB12 in half-PPR rankings for 2026, positioned at No. 18 overall.NegativeValueSep 4, 2026
Ashton Jeanty is sliding towards the 2-3 turn on ESPN and is down across all platforms, indicating consistent market pessimism about his draft value; the source notes that executing an RB-RB start on ESPN requires luck given the tightening of Round 2 RB ADP.NegativeInjurySep 3, 2026
Flagged with injury/age/off-field concerns and Week 1 uncertainty as of 9/2 updates; McFarland prefers not to draft both Jeanty and Jeremiyah Love to the same team and recommends handcuff coverage (Mike Washington or Tyler Allgeier) if rostering both.NegativeBustSep 3, 2026
Matthew Berry is nervous about Ashton Jeanty, noting that injuries will always find you, so it's tough to take a running back who's already hurt, especially in the second round when the other players going around him are so good.PositiveValueSep 3, 2026
Jeanty, a consensus first-round pick weeks prior, has fallen to the middle/end of Round 2 due to an ankle injury; the source identifies this as a huge value opportunity, especially if he doesn't miss any games, noting that rankings were already close before the injury.PositiveInjurySep 3, 2026
Raiders HC Klint Kubiak expressed optimism that Ashton Jeanty will be ready for Week 1 after his recent ankle injury, simply answering "Yes" when asked if he was optimistic. Jeanty has been working on the side with trainers and has not yet returned to full practice. The source notes that since the initial injury, things have looked much less serious than when Jeanty first went down, and Jeanty drafters should feel better today than they did last week. However, the source cautions not to assume a full bell cow workload is guaranteed right away.NegativeInjurySep 2, 2026
Jeanty's status remains up in the air, creating opportunity for Mike Washington to earn a role. If Jeanty's injury lingers, Washington could become a major value.PositiveValueAug 31, 2026
Ashton Jeanty is highlighted by the source as a potential faller in drafts; the source notes that with so many question marks surrounding early-round players, Jeanty could fall unexpectedly, offering value to those prepared to capitalize on it.PositiveInjuryAug 29, 2026
Jeanty's injury timeline remains unclear as of late August 2026, creating uncertainty for drafters deciding whether to target him at a discount or pivot to his backup.NegativeValueAug 28, 2026
The source felt Jeanty was already overvalued in drafts before the injury, and the ankle sprain uncertainty provides even less reason to pay a premium for him. He has dropped to RB11 in consensus fantasy football rankings.NegativeInjuryAug 28, 2026
Head coach Klint Kubiak told reporters Jeanty is "on the mend" from an ankle sprain, with no concrete status update until the team releases its initial injury report before Week 1. Ian Rapoport reports the ankle sprain is more "low than high" and the team is "optimistic" he'll play Week 1 vs. the Dolphins, but the uncertainty makes him impossible to select with confidence despite being a first-round caliber talent if fully healthy.NegativeInjuryAug 25, 2026
Ashton Jeanty went down with an ankle injury in practice, creating a scary situation for the Las Vegas Raiders. The source notes Jeanty's Week 1 availability is in question, though he avoided suffering a season-ending injury, which has caused his ADP to trickle back down.NegativeProjectionAug 25, 2026
The source moved Jeanty down slightly in fantasy football rankings from No. 6 overall (pre-injury) to 10th overall post-injury. Despite the ankle sprain, the source still considers him firmly a first-round pick in fantasy football and expects to see him at full strength for a majority of the season. The source also notes that ankle sprains tend to be accompanied by performance dips upon return to action.PositiveInjuryAug 25, 2026
Ashton Jeanty suffered a sprained ankle (not a torn ACL/PCL or fracture) and it is not expected to be a long-term injury. The Raiders remain hopeful he will be available in Week 1, though there is a chance he won't be ready. The source notes the sprain is believed to be 'more low than high' in severity. For those who drafted him in the first or second round, this is the best possible outcome.PositiveInjuryAug 25, 2026
Jeanty avoided a long-term injury after an ankle sprain; Adam Schefter reported the Raiders don't know if he'll miss any time. Fantasy spin: Until clarity emerges, Jeanty drops to a 2-3 turn pick (top 25) rather than a 1-2 turn guy; aggressively target Mike Washington in the 130-140 range as insurance in case Jeanty misses time, with Washington serving as a clear RB2 handcuff in worst-case scenario.NegativeValueAug 25, 2026
Jake Trowbridge uses Ashton Jeanty as a value comparison point, noting that while Jeanty could blossom into a locked-in top-three running back, the running back position in dynasty is littered with busts; prefers Chase Brown at half Jeanty's cost due to positional volatility.NegativeInjuryAug 24, 2026
Ashton Jeanty suffered a lower leg injury during Preseason Week 2, reportedly unable to put any weight on his leg when leaving the field. The source indicates he escaped with an ankle sprain, but health monitoring is necessary heading into Week 1 drafts.NegativeDepth ChartAug 21, 2026
Las Vegas Raiders running back ranked 12th overall in 2026 fantasy football; has bye week 13.NegativeValueAug 21, 2026
Ashton Jeanty is considered as a potential RB pairing option at the 2.01 pick following the 1.12 selection, but the source's research indicates that loading up on RBs early (RB-RB start) is not optimal in full-PPR leagues, making him less attractive than a WR pairing.PositiveValueAug 20, 2026
Chris Allen recommends Ashton Jeanty as an opening pick from the 1.11 spot in 2026 fantasy football drafts. Jeanty projects for 226.8 PPG with 12.7 current PPG utilization, positioning him as a premium target in early-round draft strategy.NegativeValueAug 20, 2026
Ashton Jeanty was selected 1.12 in the mock draft using Matthew Berry's 2026 rankings on Yahoo fantasy football, indicating strong early-round valuation for the running back.