Fantasy Life Articles on Ollie Gordon II
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Gordon has been one of the best waiver wire adds of the year to this point. Since taking over the Miami backfield in Week 4, Gordon has logged 74% of the snaps (8th), handled 66% of the rushing attempts (15th), and averaged 17.7 carries per game (11th), while operating as fantasy's RB19 during that span.
STACKED’s take
Gordon's elite snap share (74%), goal-line work (2.3 red-zone carries), and soft RB schedule justify a trade.
Gordon is a trade target after emerging as one of the best waiver wire adds of the season. Since taking over Miami's backfield in Week 4 following De'Von Achane's injury, Gordon has logged 74% of snaps (8th), handled 66% of rushing attempts (15th), and averaged 17.7 carries per game (11th) while operating as fantasy's RB19 during that span. Gordon dominates goal-line work with 2.3 inside-the-five carries per game over the past five weeks, trailing only Javonte Williams and D'Andre Swift. Going forward, he should project for 15-20 carries per game in a better-than-expected Dolphins offense. Miami has a top-five rest-of-season schedule for RBs (Detroit, Indianapolis, Buffalo, Jets over the next four weeks), and Gordon has already had his bye.
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