Outlook George Holani
George Holani at New England — Limited Role Keeps Him on Fantasy Benches
With Zach Charbonnet sidelined to open the season on the reserve list, Holani enters Week 1 serving as Seattle's secondary running back behind starter Jadarian Price. Holani is completely healthy, but his career usage has been modest, totaling just 25 carries and three receptions across six career games over the past two years.
Our models project Holani for roughly 6 carries for 23 rushing yards and just over one reception, translating to about 5.0 fantasy points against New England. Roster percentages sit near 8% with a 1% start rate, meaning fantasy managers should keep him firmly on benches until a clearer path to weekly volume opens up.
Updated 11 hrs ago
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Outlook Aaron Jones Sr.
Aaron Jones Sr. Faces Former Team as a Volatile Flex Option
Aaron Jones enters the season atop Minnesota's running back depth chart, though Jordan Mason looms as a significant touch-share threat. While Jones remains rostered in 89% of fantasy leagues, his start rate has tumbled to just 13%, highlighting growing manager hesitation regarding his weekly touch volume.
Our weekly projections anticipate a modest outing, forecasting him for roughly 10 carries, 43 rushing yards, and two catches for 10.6 fantasy points against Green Bay. Without guaranteed goal-line dominance or a runaway carry share, fantasy managers should treat Jones as a touchdown-dependent flex option rather than a locked-in starter.
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