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The Late-Round Fantasy Football Podcast fantasy football takes on Isaiah Davis
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All The Late-Round Fantasy Football Podcast insights about Isaiah Davis
PositiveSleeperOct 1, 2026
Davis is a deep play this week for the exact same reasons as Braylon Allen—the Bears' weak run defense. The backfield may get split up more than expected, but Davis has not been a bad running back throughout his career, making him a potential value play if the Falcons distribute carries.NegativeRoleSep 29, 2026
With Breece Hall injured, Isaiah Davis will see increased opportunity as the backup running back. JJ Zachariason likes Davis as a talent and thinks he's pretty good, but recommends spending very little FAB on him since Braylon Allen is the priority add for the Jets backfield.PositiveValueJul 23, 2026
Zachariason notes that Isaiah Davis is the favorite over Braylon Allen in the Jets backfield per a report by Zach Rosenblatt in The Athletic. Zachariason believes Davis is a better player than Allen with a more receiving skillset, and he does not understand why Allen goes where he does in drafts as a handcuff in a bad offense. Davis is not even getting drafted in most drafts, making him a potential value.PositiveRoleNo date
JJ Zachariason reports Isaiah Davis has been efficient when touched and is loved by the staff as a special teams contributor with secure roster status; Zachariason believes Davis could be a better fantasy asset than Braylon Allen this year, though the key question remains how much field time he'll see versus Allen.PositiveRoleNo date
Isaiah Davis is just as good, if not better, than Braylon Allen as a player. Reports suggest he could be the RB2 in the offense. Davis can handle more on the ground if something happens to Breece Hall and can be an every-down back in a pinch. He has proven pass-catching chops and has been deployed that way historically. Davis has also been really efficient when he's gotten the ball and touched the ball.