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Priority add in my start 2 Lumberjacks leagueAny updated thoughts on this guy? Box scored 10 rushes for 30 yards, nothing too exciting but active nonetheless.
Priority add in my start 2 Lumberjacks leagueAny updated thoughts on this guy? Box scored 10 rushes for 30 yards, nothing too exciting but active nonetheless.
Dynasty? Pacheco. Seasonal? Eh, I could go either way.Do we like him more than Pacheco as a lottery ticket?
I'd lean Allgeier.Him or Khalil Herbert as a end of the bench stash?
Hard to say yet whether it will be him or a 2-way or 3-way committee with him, Huntley and/or Damien Williams (who is eligible to come back from IR).With Cordarrelle Patterson going to IR (out at least 4 weeks) it looks like it is Allegeier chance to show us what he can do as the lead back.
Hard to say yet whether it will be him or a 2-way or 3-way committee with him, Huntley and/or Damien Williams (who is eligible to come back from IR).With Cordarrelle Patterson going to IR (out at least 4 weeks) it looks like it is Allegeier chance to show us what he can do as the lead back.
True, not the best matchups (on paper at least), but a potential starting RB - for perhaps the rest of the year even when Patterson returns - has a lot of value. I would throw a lot of FAAB in waivers if he were available.Not sure what to make of this situation.
Next couple weeks this offense runs into TB and SF. Ugh.
That said, if this guy is a starter or at least 1A he could jump to the #1 claim this week in 12+ team leagues.
True, not the best matchups (on paper at least), but a potential starting RB - for perhaps the rest of the year even when Patterson returns - has a lot of value. I would throw a lot of FAAB in waivers if he were available.Not sure what to make of this situation.
Next couple weeks this offense runs into TB and SF. Ugh.
That said, if this guy is a starter or at least 1A he could jump to the #1 claim this week in 12+ team leagues.
Hes nothing special but in the world of fantasy hes a warm body getting touches on a team that likes to run the ball which gives him value.True, not the best matchups (on paper at least), but a potential starting RB - for perhaps the rest of the year even when Patterson returns - has a lot of value. I would throw a lot of FAAB in waivers if he were available.Not sure what to make of this situation.
Next couple weeks this offense runs into TB and SF. Ugh.
That said, if this guy is a starter or at least 1A he could jump to the #1 claim this week in 12+ team leagues.
What round was this guy drafted? He was touted prior to drafts, but I must say, not sure he's been passing my own personal eye test.
5th, but especially in today's NFL, not sure you can make an assessment on RB talent based on draft position. Time has shown it's often a plug and play position and many guys can and have been late round draft picks, or not drafted at all.True, not the best matchups (on paper at least), but a potential starting RB - for perhaps the rest of the year even when Patterson returns - has a lot of value. I would throw a lot of FAAB in waivers if he were available.Not sure what to make of this situation.
Next couple weeks this offense runs into TB and SF. Ugh.
That said, if this guy is a starter or at least 1A he could jump to the #1 claim this week in 12+ team leagues.
What round was this guy drafted? He was touted prior to drafts, but I must say, not sure he's been passing my own personal eye test.
True, not the best matchups (on paper at least), but a potential starting RB - for perhaps the rest of the year even when Patterson returns - has a lot of value. I would throw a lot of FAAB in waivers if he were available.Not sure what to make of this situation.
Next couple weeks this offense runs into TB and SF. Ugh.
That said, if this guy is a starter or at least 1A he could jump to the #1 claim this week in 12+ team leagues.
What round was this guy drafted? He was touted prior to drafts, but I must say, not sure he's been passing my own personal eye test.
Tyler Allgeier rushed 15 times for 51 yards in the Falcons' Week 6 win over the 49ers.
Allgeier led the backfield with a 57% snap share with Caleb Huntley at 34%. However, Huntley led the backfield with 16 attempts for 59 rushing yards. Allgeier's snap lead should give him an edge if the Falcons are forced to pass more in future weeks. That could be the case against the Bengals in Week 7, after the Bengals opened their offense up a bit against the Saints.
- NBCSportsEDGE
Tyler Allgeier rushed 16 times for 50 yards and a touchdown in the Falcons' Week 7 loss to the Bengals.
Allgeier was not targeted in the passing game, which isn't much of a surprise since Marcus Mariota attempted only 13 passes. It's a miracle Allgeier saw the run-game volume he did with the Falcons falling behind 21-0 in the opening seconds of the second quarter. Thankfully for those who took the RB3 plunge, the Falcons are one of those rare offenses that remain committed to the run no matter the game situation. Nowhere was that more vividly illustrated on Sunday than when Allgeier capped off a 16-play, 10:09 drive with a one-yard score in the second quarter. Allgeier ceded a modest six carries to Caleb Huntley and would have seen more work if not for the Falcons' comically-low play volume. Get ready for a Week 8 rock fight with the Panthers.
- NBCSportsEDGE
Tyler Allgeier rushed 10 times for 99 yards and caught a pass for 25 yards in the Falcons' Week 9 loss to the Chargers.
Allgeier started his day with a 44-yard carry to get the Falcons in the red zone. Cordarrelle Patterson ultimately scored on the drive and found the end zone again later in the day. He out-carried Allgeier 13-10. Allgeier has proven to be a capable playmaker for the Falcons but is stuck behind Patterson on the depth chart. Atlanta's run-first approach could keep him in the RB4 [RB3?] conversation for Week 10.
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Tyler Allgeier rushed eight times for 20 yards in the Falcons' Week 10 loss to the Panthers, "adding" three receptions for -17 yards.
That second number is not a typo. Allgeier's "longest" reception went for -5 yards. Stupefying. The rookie did out-snap and out-touch Cordarrelle Patterson in C-Patt's second game back from injured reserve, but both were out-gained by each of Caleb Huntley, Avery Williams and Marcus Mariota on the ground. It was a fluke with Allgeier and Patterson winning the snap battle. Despite tonight's awful statline, Allgeier will remain in the low-end RB3 mix for Week 11 against the Bears' struggling defense.
Nov 11, 2022, 12:04 AM ET
Is it just me, or is this guy's last name clearly of Germanic origin, and pronounced [ALL guy er]? Haven't heard anyone on TV call him anything other than [al JEER] as if it had to do with the capital of Algeria. Granted, I know this is English, so words from other languages (or even native words) can change pronunciation on the whim of the people. But really. "Algier"?
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#Falcons coach Arthur Smith described Tyler Allgeier as a sledgehammer and Bijan Robinson as a contact/balance guy.
Between Michael Carter last year and Allgier this year--we've seen these guys with late round draft capital aren't safe long term assets.Welp, this dynasty pick just went into the toilet. Sigh.
In a dynasty league what is his draft pick value now?I understand to owners it's a bummer of a landing spot for Bijan. But I don't really get the worthless argument. Or that much was even lost when considering initial investment. Even if you were hyped on him you couldn't have taken him much earlier than late 2nd round in rookie drafts. ADP where most people got him was in the mid-3rd. He was going around Zamir White, TDP, Brian Robinson, Jalen Tolbert, Khalil Shakir, Romeo Doubs... I mean are any of them worth more than Allgeier even after this draft pick? He has a 1000k yard season under his belt as a rookie, on a team that was the 3rd ranked rushing team in the league this year that just spent 1.08 on another RB; so I think they are pretty committed to staying a run first, run often team. Unless you just traded for him in the last few months, you're still over your initial investment value on him.
On top of that, and this is obvious projection, but CPatt is 32 years old, injury prone, and it's hard not to look at 2021 like the outlier in an otherwise meh career at RB. I foresee him being the odd man out in this backfield. Splits are yet to be seen, and Bijan is certainly capable of being an every down back; but what's the likelihood that the team with 560 rushing attempts last season doesn't have a sizable share of those going to Allgeier. He certainly won't be putting up 15 pts. every week, but I don't think it's crazy to think there will be a workload worthy of bye week fill-ins and occasional flex plays. And lastly, no bad wishes to Robinson, but Allgeier is literally one injury away from a starting RB role on this offense and what I'd safely say would be a floor of high end RB2 numbers.
I wouldn't be selling for pennies on the dollar, let alone thinking he's a waste of a roster spot right now. At least not until we see what the carry splits look like. It's not like he's an unproven no name backup. Nor did he put up numbers last year just through pure usage and being the only guy there. He avg 4.9ypc, led rookies in RYOE, only rookie RB to have a positive rushing EPA and positive EPA per carry, dominated in the red zone, took the job away from Patterson even once he returned from injury, and showed big play ability with multiple long runs despite meh speed.
This is a bad and obvious cop-out answer, but I'd guess it's in heavy limbo right now. Probably not a lot of consensus among 3 main groups. Owners who feel like I stated above, owners in prime panic mode, and non-owners who are putting together their best "hey this guy is trash let me buy him from you for nothing, I'll be doing you a favor" trade proposals together lol. I believe he was hovering around RB20 in March with the concern of them drafting/adding a FA RB baked into that rank. It most definitely has fallen from there. But I'd personally still have him in the RB3 grouping somewhere from 25-36. But seeing as I don't think I could sell him for those prices, for me he's just a hold.In a dynasty league what is his draft pick value now?I understand to owners it's a bummer of a landing spot for Bijan. But I don't really get the worthless argument. Or that much was even lost when considering initial investment. Even if you were hyped on him you couldn't have taken him much earlier than late 2nd round in rookie drafts. ADP where most people got him was in the mid-3rd. He was going around Zamir White, TDP, Brian Robinson, Jalen Tolbert, Khalil Shakir, Romeo Doubs... I mean are any of them worth more than Allgeier even after this draft pick? He has a 1000k yard season under his belt as a rookie, on a team that was the 3rd ranked rushing team in the league this year that just spent 1.08 on another RB; so I think they are pretty committed to staying a run first, run often team. Unless you just traded for him in the last few months, you're still over your initial investment value on him.
On top of that, and this is obvious projection, but CPatt is 32 years old, injury prone, and it's hard not to look at 2021 like the outlier in an otherwise meh career at RB. I foresee him being the odd man out in this backfield. Splits are yet to be seen, and Bijan is certainly capable of being an every down back; but what's the likelihood that the team with 560 rushing attempts last season doesn't have a sizable share of those going to Allgeier. He certainly won't be putting up 15 pts. every week, but I don't think it's crazy to think there will be a workload worthy of bye week fill-ins and occasional flex plays. And lastly, no bad wishes to Robinson, but Allgeier is literally one injury away from a starting RB role on this offense and what I'd safely say would be a floor of high end RB2 numbers.
I wouldn't be selling for pennies on the dollar, let alone thinking he's a waste of a roster spot right now. At least not until we see what the carry splits look like. It's not like he's an unproven no name backup. Nor did he put up numbers last year just through pure usage and being the only guy there. He avg 4.9ypc, led rookies in RYOE, only rookie RB to have a positive rushing EPA and positive EPA per carry, dominated in the red zone, took the job away from Patterson even once he returned from injury, and showed big play ability with multiple long runs despite meh speed.
Nicely done!I was able to flip James Robinson to the R.Stevenson owner for Allgeier (I have the 1.1).
I was able to flip James Robinson to the R.Stevenson owner for Allgeier (I have the 1.1).
So he basically gave you Algeier for free.I was able to flip James Robinson to the R.Stevenson owner for Allgeier (I have the 1.1).
He's still listed as #2 on their depth chart and taking snaps with all the others. Where are you getting that info?It's just that they're already leaving Robinson off the Patriots projected roster.
He's still listed as #2 on their depth chart and taking snaps with all the others. Where are you getting that info?
He's still listed as #2 on their depth chart and taking snaps with all the others. Where are you getting that info?It's just that they're already leaving Robinson off the Patriots projected roster.
I'd be shocked. James Robinson is a professional RB, exactly what BB loves. Unless he looks like arse then I don't see him going anywhereHe's still listed as #2 on their depth chart and taking snaps with all the others. Where are you getting that info?
I think the Patriots beat writer for The Athletic (Chad Graff) projected the fifty-five man roster and Robinson wasn't on it.
Actually, that's exactly who it was and what he said. Now, that's all speculation and you can put as much stock in it as you'd like, but these guys are generally good at what they're projecting, so it behooves one to note that when trying to suss out value so early in the year.