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I'm just higher than consensus on both T and Jaylen Warren... this is about fair value to me... Jaylen Warren has the chance to be one of the defining players of the 2026 season... He is the RB10 in points per game on the year... he is the only player that is averaging five plus yards per carry, 250 plus receiving yards, and 400 plus rushing yards... if you can buy him at like mid-tier to low-end RB2 price tags, I would... he could just be a guy who says to hell with the projections and the usage and all of that. I'm just going to average 17 points per game this year... Woody Marks for Jaylen Warren, this is exactly what I'm talking about... Woody Marks and Garrett Wilson is the most I would pay.
STACKED’s take
RB10 in PPG with elite efficiency; buy at RB2 price for potential 17 PPG season.
Ron Stewart indicates he is higher than consensus on Jaylen Warren and identifies him as a league-winner buy candidate at mid-tier to low-end RB2 price tags. Warren is RB10 in points per game on the year and the only player averaging 5+ yards per carry, 250+ receiving yards, and 400+ rushing yards—a metric Jir Gibbs cannot match. Since Dow's return in week six, Warren remains the lead option and is RB16 in usage and RB13 in PPG. He has rushed for 100+ yards in back-to-back games and is one of the best pure runners and explosive receivers this season. Stewart emphasizes not to overthink usage/snap share. Suggested trade targets to acquire Warren: Woody Marks, Brilan Allen, Olly Gordon and Debo, Waddle and Cororum, Jonah Coleman straight up, Jaylen Coker straight up, Michael Wilson and Charbanet, or Woody Marks and Garrett Wilson (the most Stewart would pay). Stewart projects Warren could average 17 PPG and be one of the defining players of the 2026 season, with Aaron Rodgers dumping it down to running backs frequently. Warren is used as a benchmark in rankings to illustrate trade profit opportunities.
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