DRBR: Atlanta Falcons

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=235YmFv0mfc

When you factor in his volume scores along with his efficiency scores, Bejian Robinson looks like a guy that could compete as the RB1 overall in 2025. He's really shown this type of skill since he entered the league. Unfortunately, it took the Atlanta Falcons a year and a half to figure out: "Hey, if we give Bejian Robinson more touches, he's going to be that much better."

Through the first nine weeks of 2024, Bejian Robinson only saw one game with more than 20 carries. From weeks 10 through 18, he had six games with 20 or more carries. When you've got a running back as efficient and dynamic as Bejan Robinson — when you see all of the scores finally come together and light up the DRBR — you see a guy that could end up being the number one overall running back if continued to use appropriately.

His 4.79 yards per attempt — sixth among running backs with at least 200 carries. His 3.03 03 yards after contact per attempt — 13th among running backs with more than 200 carries. And his 0.23 avoided tackles per attempt — sixth among running backs with at least 200 carries. The efficiency last season did not drop because of the uprise in volume.

Now for Tyler Alier, you see some really good dynamic scores from him — 95 in tackles avoided per attempt. This is not something new for Tyler Alier. He has shown the ability to be dynamic with the amount of touches that he does get.

Is he a priority handcuff? I don't know if I would go that far. Depending on how big your rosters are and the type of league that you play in, Tyler Algier is not going to be a standalone fantasy asset the same way we thought he could be when Arthur Smith didn't know what the heck he was doing in Atlanta. But with the new coaching staff finally waking up this past season and giving Bejian Robinson all of the touches that he deserves, Tyler Algier is more of a handcuff. And he is a guy that could be a really good replacement for Bejian Robinson if Robinson were to miss Nine.