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Seahawks top-2 run defense allows 94.0 YPG; Cardinals' 14.5 team total concerning.
Allgeier will be stress-tested against the Seahawks, a top-2 defense that has only allowed 94.0 YPG on the ground this year, recently keeping Kenneth Walker III to 57 and Christian McCaffrey to 83 total yards. D'Andre Swift's 3-score outing on Monday Night Football is the exception, and the Cardinals unit is nowhere near the Bears'; Arizona has a highly concerning 14.5-point team total.
Allgeier positioned for workhorse role with Love out; top-24 if inherits 80% of touches.
With Jeremiyah Love (ankle) picking up his third separate high ankle sprain of the season, Allgeier has a chance to consolidate most of the Cardinals' touches; if he inherits 80% of the Cardinals' RB room's collective average of 21.5 expected half PPR points per game, he's a top-24 option and one of the biggest workhorses of the week.
Allgeier's RB1 finish shows Dallas' weak run defense (3rd most points allowed).
Allgeier finished as RB1 overall last week against Dallas, which has allowed the third-most fantasy points to RBs on the most rushing yards per game (152.8). The Cowboys' weak run defense makes this a favorable matchup for running backs.
Allgeier showed promise in Week 8 amid backfield confusion.
Tyler Allgeier showed his best foot in Week 8 for the Cardinals, though injuries have made the crowded running back room even more confusing.
Allgeier rushed for 147 yards, exploiting Dallas's poor tackling and physicality.
Allgeier finished with 147 rushing yards against Dallas, exploiting the Cowboys defense's poor tackling, blown assignments, lack of physicality, and lack of gap discipline; Arizona bullied Dallas at the line of scrimmage with no aggression or resistance once Allgeier reached the second level.
Allgeier rushed for 147 yards; Dallas defense lacked physicality and gap discipline.
Arizona running back rushed for 147 yards against Dallas, exposing significant defensive deficiencies. The Cowboys defense struggled with poor tackling, blown assignments, lack of physicality, pre-snap alignment issues, and failure to maintain gap discipline; Allgeier was able to bully Dallas at the line of scrimmage and reach the second level with ease, indicating the defense was unprepared and lacked aggression and accountability.
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Tyler Allgeier ranks 13th in RB trade value at 232 for Week 9.
Ranked 13th among running backs in Week 9 trade value chart with a value of 232.
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Allgeier dominates backfield after Love's injury; 16 touches, 191 yards, 2 TDs.
Allgeier exploded to 60% snap share (48 of 81) and 53.3% of backfield opportunities (16 of 30) after Jeremiah Love's ankle injury in Week 8. He dominated the second half and overtime with all 13 of the backs' 13 combined opportunities, rushing for a career-high 147 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries while catching 5 passes for 44 yards and another touchdown. Per Next Gen Stats, he posted +47 rush yards over expected, 4.3 rushing EPA, five explosive runs, and 84 yards before contact (fifth-most by an RB this season). Two runs of 63 and 52 yards accounted for 115 of his 147 rushing yards; his other nine carries went for 32 yards (3.6 per carry). The source emphasizes he must be added as the last man standing despite Arizona's depleted skill position group and a tough Week 9 matchup at Seattle.
Allgeier's snap share rises to 60% (+12 points); key role in OT game-winner.
Allgeier totaled 60% of snaps (48 of 81), up 12 points from 47% in Week 7, and was heavily involved in Arizona's overtime drive (5 of 7 snaps were Allgeier carries). His increased snap share and role in the game-winning drive suggest elevated backfield involvement moving forward.
Allgeier had a career day in Week 8 amid Falcons offensive struggles.
Tyler Allgeier had a career day in Week 8, capitalizing on the Falcons' offensive struggles and the reduced workload for Bijan Robinson. The source highlights him as an example of a waiver-wire caliber player outproducing first-round picks.
Allgeier poised for lead-back role with Love out; RB1 Week 8 performance on limited touches.
Allgeier finished as RB1 overall in Week 8 with 191 scrimmage yards and two touchdowns on just 16 opportunities. Jeremiyah Love's injury is expected to sideline him for several more weeks or potentially IR, and with Bam Knight in concussion protocol and James Conner and Trey Benson on IR, Allgeier has no competition for volume. The source ranks him RB38, slightly ahead of ECR, and expects significant volume if Love misses time, though efficiency may not sustain.
Allgeier was great vs. Cowboys but faces Seahawks' third-best RB run defense this week.
Allgeier ranked RB25 as the last man standing with Jeremiah Love (ankle, IR) and Bam Knight (concussion, probably out) sidelined. While Allgeier was "AWESOME last week," that was against the Cowboys, not Seattle, which is the league's third-best defense in RB rush yards before contact per carry. The source also notes that after this matchup, the Falcons face the Rams and Chiefs, which is concerning.
Allgeier faces unfavorable Week 9 game environment despite role.
Not overly enthused about the overall game environment for Tyler Allgeier in Week 9 based on implied team total and opponent fantasy points per game allowed to the position.
Allgeier scored in fourth quarter to cut Cowboys' lead to 24-17.
Allgeier scored a touchdown for Arizona in the fourth quarter after the Cowboys had taken a commanding 24-10 lead early in the quarter, cutting the margin to seven and forcing Dallas to respond offensively.
Allgeier scored early fourth-quarter TD to cut Cowboys' lead to 24-17.
Allgeier scored a touchdown early in the fourth quarter after the Cowboys had taken a commanding 24-10 lead, cutting Dallas' margin to seven points. This was Arizona's first response touchdown before the critical late-game sequence involving Gary's penalty and McBride's score.
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Allgeier atop depth chart; viable FLEX despite tough matchup.
With Jeremiyah Love on injured reserve and Bam Knight sidelined by concussion, Tyler Allgeier suddenly finds himself atop the team's depth chart and can be started as a viable FLEX option in a difficult matchup.
Allgeier atop depth chart; startable FLEX with Love on IR and Knight out.
Allgeier suddenly finds himself atop the Cardinals' depth chart with Jeremiyah Love on injured reserve and Bam Knight sidelined by concussion; can be started as a viable FLEX option in a difficult matchup.
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Allgeier rushed for 147 yards and a TD with Love out.
With Jeremiyah Love headed to IR and Bam Knight suffering a concussion on Sunday, Tyler Allgeier stepped up and rushed for 147 yards on 11 carries with a touchdown in the win over Dallas, positioning him as a lead option in Arizona's backfield.
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Allgeier shredded Cowboys defense in mathematically improbable fourth-quarter collapse.
The source describes Tyler Allgeier's performance against the Cowboys defense as part of a dramatic collapse; Allgeier and Gardner Minshew shredded the defense in a mathematically improbable manner, combining to help the Cardinals score 27 points in a 16.5-minute stretch to end regulation.
Allgeier assumes lead-back role with Love out; posted 147 rushing yards, 1 TD, 5 catches in Cowboys game.
With Jeremiyah Love sidelined to injured reserve, Tyler Allgeier takes over as the lead back in Arizona. Allgeier demonstrated immediate production in the Cowboys game, rushing for 147 yards and 1 TD on 11 carries while also catching 5 passes for 44 yards and another TD, showcasing both ground and receiving-game involvement.
Allgeier's Week 8 outburst signals breakout momentum into Week 9.
Allgeier had an outburst performance in Week 8, finishing as an RB1 and signaling a potential shift in the running back landscape heading into Week 9.
Allgeier's 191 scrimmage yards and 13.4 yards per carry dismantled Cowboys defense.
Arizona RB dominated Cowboys defense with 191 scrimmage yards and two touchdowns, nearly all production coming after halftime. Allgeier finished with 147 rushing yards on just 11 carries and 44 receiving yards on five catches. He ripped off a 63-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, then followed it with a 52-yard run in the fourth, and caught a five-yard touchdown pass from Minshew. Allgeier averaged 13.4 yards per carry. The source notes: 'Think about that for a moment. Allgeier averaged 13.4 yards per carry, and Dallas had absolutely no answer for him once he got going. The Cowboys had just surrendered 121 rushing yards to Philadelphia the previous week, and instead of building on that performance, they allowed another opposing back to take over the game.' This performance exemplifies the Cowboys' defensive collapse in the second half.
Allgeier dominated with 191 scrimmage yards and 2 TDs; Cowboys defense had no answer.
Allgeier finished with 191 scrimmage yards (147 rushing on 11 carries, 44 receiving on 5 catches) and 2 TDs, averaging 13.4 yards per carry; nearly all production came after halftime, including a 63-yard TD run in the third quarter and a 52-yard run in the fourth, plus a 5-yard TD reception. The source notes Dallas had no answer for him once he got going, particularly after allowing 121 rushing yards to Philadelphia the previous week.
Allgeier poised for expanded role after strong Cowboys game; Knight sidelined by concussion.
Allgeier will likely get an increased opportunity to build on his massive performance against the Cowboys in Week 9, as teammate Bam Knight is limited after suffering a concussion against Dallas.