Braelon Allen Delivers RB1-Level Fantasy Production in Week 8
Braelon Allen's strong fantasy performance may be impacted by Breece Hall's potential return
RB · NYJ · 24 yrs · exp 2 · South Dakota State
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Braelon Allen's strong fantasy performance may be impacted by Breece Hall's potential return
Adds: Isaiah Davis. Drops: Kendrick Bourne
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Adds: Isaiah Davis
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Adds: Isaiah Davis. Drops: Audric Estime
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Adds: Isaiah Davis
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Isaiah Davis did not record a carry in a 23-12 loss to the Bears in Week 4. He will hope for a larger role in Week 5's home matchup against the Browns
Adds: Isaiah Davis. Drops: Drew Lock
New York Jets running back Isaiah Davis is finally in line for offensive work with Breece Hall (quad) ruled out for Sunday against Chicago. Davis has not recorded a carry or reception through three games, but head coach Aaron Glenn said this week that his role on offense will grow. Braelon Allen should still be the first back fantasy managers look to in this situation, and RotoBaller ranks Davis as RB52 for Week 4, so expectations need to stay in check. There is some reason for interest, though. Davis averaged 5.5 yards per carry on 43 attempts last season and has averaged 5.6 yards across 73 career carries. Chicago has allowed 117 rushing yards per game and 5.1 yards per carry through three weeks. Davis could see enough work to matter in deeper formats with Hall sidelined, but his first meaningful offensive role of the season makes him a difficult option to trust in standard leagues
Adds: Isaiah Davis. Drops: Darius Slayton
Adds: Isaiah Davis
New York Jets running back Isaiah Davis is expected to take on a larger offensive role as the team prepares to use a committee in the backfield. Head coach Aaron Glenn said Wednesday that he is comfortable with any of his running backs handling the work and specifically confirmed that Davis will see more of the offense. Braelon Allen should also be heavily involved if Breece Hall remains sidelined. Davis hasn't recorded an offensive touch through three games, but he has averaged 5.6 yards per carry over his first two NFL seasons while adding 30 catches for 261 yards and a touchdown. The Jets have wanted to use multiple backs under Glenn, and Davis could finally get his first extended opportunity of 2026 Sunday against Chicago
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