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In eight of John Harbaugh's nine seasons, Baltimore has finished top-10 in running back target rate, with an average ranking of 5.6 (of 32). I know Mornhinweg is calling the plays, but it's something to keep in mind. Mornhinweg wants to run more regardless, so it seems like a win/win scenario.Regarding Allen, what is all this talk about the "Ravens passing down role"? That's not really been a thing. At least not a fantasy relevant thing. Woodhead is a unique player that was getting the ball because he is a good player. It's not like it's been a position of value over the years and Woodhead just happened to be the guy filling it this year. Without Woodhead, that role doesn't really exist, at least not to the point where it has fantasy value.
I recorded all of Allen's touches from last week if anyone is interested. He looks the same as he did to me earlier in his career, well-rounded but not spectacular. He really isn't a great runner but he is a plus pass catcher. He was a PPR monster towards the tail end of 2015. I know he fell out of favor but opportunity is knocking once again. I'm expecting him to be utilized 12-15 times a game and will probably make for a decent flex when you can predict negative game script for BAL.
I actually own him in a couple of deep leagues but will be targeting him over Cohen where I don't, primarily because he's going to be much cheaper. I don't realistically expect to grab Cohen with what I'm willing to bid.