Outlook Mike Washington
Mike Washington vs. Chiefs — Explosive Change-of-Pace Back Faces High-Scoring Rivalry Matchup
Operating as the direct backup behind Ashton Jeanty, Washington has flashed elite efficiency in his limited opportunities. Offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak recently stated Washington has earned more work following a Week 3 performance where he broke loose for 54 rushing yards and a touchdown on just five attempts. While Jeanty remains fully healthy and commands the vast majority of snaps, Washington is cementing his role as Las Vegas' primary change-of-pace runner.
Even with an expanded role looming, Washington’s standalone fantasy value remains low. Our models project him for around five carries and 22 rushing yards (3.8 fantasy points) in an Allegiant Stadium matchup with plenty of shootout potential against Kansas City. Started in less than one percent of leagues, he is strictly a high-upside stash and should remain firmly on fantasy benches this week.
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Outlook Najee Harris
Najee Harris vs. ARI — Carving Out Work in a Crowded Backfield
After working his way back from last year's Achilles tear and sitting out Week 1, Harris has seen his volume grow over the past two games, highlighted by a 52-yard rushing effort. Although he shares a crowded backfield with Cam Skattebo, Devin Singletary, and Tyrone Tracy Jr., Tracy's recent knee injury could afford Harris more rotational snaps against Arizona.
Even with his improved efficiency, Harris is rostered in under 10% of leagues and has virtually zero pass-catching involvement. Our models project him for roughly 7 carries and 29 rushing yards (4.8 fantasy points), making him a clear bench option until his weekly touch volume and goal-line share become dependable.
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