David Lombardi reports rookie RB Kaelon Black was added to the injury report as limited participant Thursday with a groin issue. Black surprised many in Week 1 by playing 43% of snaps, while rushing for 65 yards on 14 attempts and adding a 5-yard reception. Christian McCaffrey praised Black this week in an interview, likening his ability to have the impact for him that David Montgomery had last year on Jahmyr Gibbs and Tyler Allgeier had on Bijan Robinson to keep them fresh.
Black was a big riser after Week 1’s surprising performance and one of the biggest waiver adds of the week. Fantasy football manager’s will need to keep an eye on tomorrow’s practice report to see Black’s level of participation in order to get a better idea if he will be able to play this weekend.
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Brian Robinson spent 2025 buried on a San Francisco depth chart, with Christian McCaffrey never leaving the field. Now, he finds himself in an eerily similar situation stuck behind another entrenched superstar. Goal line touches notwithstanding, Robinson offers little standalone value outside of a Bijan Robinson injury, finishing No. 45 in both yards created, and yards per touch in 2025, he profiles as more of a change of pace back with some TD vulture ability.
On the flip side, losing a few goal-line touches could sting, but Bijan Robinson’s fantasy stock shouldn’t take a hit. As the league leader in yards per touch, evaded tackles, and yards created, his elite efficiency more than compensates for any potential loss in short-yardage work. Capitalize on the discount should any fantasy football seasonal drafters panic over coach-speak and pass on Bijan at 1.02 or 1.03.
This is a comically irresponsible prediction from a medical doctor about a player recovering from his third ACL injury (two to his right knee in college, one to his left knee last season). Despite limited practice involvement due to multiple past ACL injuries, Michael Penix Jr. remains expected to start the majority of games this season after averaging 13.7 Fantasy Points Per Game. Tua Tagovailoa takes the field first in the preseason opener, but his slim edge and historical 7.9 Accuracy Rating offer minimal job security.
Expect a volatile workload split driven by health and performance setting up a nightmare scenario for fantasy gamers, which will inevitably affect the skill position players in Atlanta from Bijan Robinson to Drake London to Kyle Pitts. Stay as far away from this QB room as possible and be sure to draft Gibbs over Bijan per the PlayerProfiler rankings.
Bijan Robinson had one of his best performances of the season in Week 13, racking up 142 yards and a score on 23 carries while adding five receptions for 51 yards, but it wasn’t enough as the Falcons have now lost six of their last seven games.
This is now the third game in a row that Bijan has recorded over 100 yards from scrimmage, and currently sits as the running back one for the week. Regardless of team success, Robinson is the engine that keeps the Falcons close in these games and is an obvious set-it-and-forget-it asset, averaging over 20 points per game in PPR formats.
Author: Dane Madoche(@FF_DaMaddog)
The Atlanta Falcons had big performances by Bijan Robinson and Drake London in their loss to the Carolina Panthers in Week 11.
Bijan Robinson did all he could to help win, but the Falcons still fell short. Robinson’s performance, though, currently has him as RB4 for the week. He had 104 yards and two scores on the ground; through the air, he also contributed 4 catches for 39 yards. So far this season, Robinson is a top 5 running back in fantasy. He may experience a heavier workload going forward if Michael Penix and/or Drake London miss time with knee injuries.
London suffered a knee injury, but before leaving, he caught seven of his nine targets for 116 yards. It will be a major blow to this Falcons team if he misses any time due to the injury.
Author: Jake Lewis (@Lewylewis5)
Fantasy managers got some unfortunate news that Drake London is now questionable with a hip injury and is in danger of missing a cake matchup versus the Dolphins. After an 8.2 fantasy point performance Week 7 against the 49ers, London will be in a great spot to rebound should he play Sunday.
Darnell Mooney and Kyle Pitts will be sneaky winners should London miss. With Kirk Cousins getting the start in place of an injured Michael Penix Jr., the Falcons will logically feed Bijan Robinson and Tyler Allgeier. The Dolphins defense is dead last against the run. Fire up all active Falcons this week versus the Dolphins.
Author: Jeremiah Retzlaff (@coachretzlaff1)
