Outlook Tyjae Spears
Pass-Catching Floor Offers Standout Late-Round PPR Value
Tyjae Spears enters the 2026 campaign as the primary complement in Tennessee's backfield behind Tony Pollard. Across his first three NFL seasons, Spears demonstrated dependable third-down utility, hauling in 49 passes on 55 targets in 2025. While his early-down rushing workload remains limited, his reliable pass-catching role gives him a stable floor in PPR formats.
We project Spears to log 100 carries for 410 yards and four touchdowns, while adding 35 receptions for 235 yards and another score, totaling 140.0 fantasy points. That steady secondary workload provides standalone flex viability during bye weeks, alongside substantial contingent upside should Pollard miss time.
Draft momentum for Spears has steadily firmed, climbing from an ADP of 147 in mid-July to roughly 143 today. Rostered in 52% of leagues, our projections view his current price tag as an appealing late-round target in full-PPR formats who offers weekly utility with handcuff value.
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Outlook Ryan Flournoy
Slot Role in Dallas Offers Deep-League Dart Throw Appeal
Flournoy took a step forward in his second season, recording 40 receptions for 475 yards and four touchdowns over 14 contests in 2025. Operating as the primary slot receiver alongside CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, he has established a defined role in a potent passing offense led by Dak Prescott.
In draft rooms, Flournoy's ADP steadily improved from pick 200 in early July to around 189 in 1.0 PPR formats. While his market momentum shows growing awareness of his starting slot duties, his modest 7% roster rate reflects realistic expectations for a tertiary receiving option.
Our projections forecast 34 receptions for 375 yards, three touchdowns, and 90.0 fantasy points this season. With established playmakers ahead of him for looks, Flournoy enters 2026 as a late-round dart throw and depth stash for deeper leagues rather than an immediate lineup fixture.
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