Outlook Devin Neal
Crowded Saints Backfield Limits Late-Round Sleeper Appeal
Devin Neal enters his second season buried on a loaded New Orleans depth chart. Slotted as the RB3 behind Travis Etienne Jr. and Alvin Kamara, Neal has a steep hill to climb for snaps. In 2025, he managed 64 rushes and 22 receptions across 10 games, showing decent pass-catching utility but averaging just 3.5 yards per carry.
Neal's draft stock is experiencing a modest upward trajectory, with his ADP climbing from 299 in early May to 284 in June. In 1.0 PPR formats, this slight rise suggests fantasy managers are noticing his handcuff potential. Our models view his cheap price as a low-risk opportunity, though he remains a late-round flyer.
We project Neal for 27 carries, 108 rushing yards, and four receptions, totaling 22.9 fantasy points. Given his low ownership rate near 42%, he lacks stand-alone value. He should only be targeted in deep leagues as a direct speculative backup to New Orleans' lead runners.
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Outlook Jaylen Warren
Steadily Settling Into Prime Value Range as Pittsburgh's Lead Back
Now anchoring the Steelers' backfield at the top of the depth chart, Jaylen Warren is primed to lead a revamped Pittsburgh offense. With new head coach Mike McCarthy taking over and Rico Dowdle operating as the primary backup, Warren's path to consistent volume is clearer than ever before.
Last season, Warren proved his durability by recording a career-high 229 carries. Our models project a slightly more balanced approach this year, forecasting 172 rushing attempts for 800 yards and five touchdowns, alongside 42 receptions. This dual-threat ability keeps his weekly floor incredibly safe in PPR leagues.
Draft market trends reveal Warren's ADP briefly skyrocketed into the mid-30s in May before settling back to a more reasonable 69.0. At this price point, the market has cooled just enough to turn him into a potential value steal rather than an over-hyped reach.
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