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Ron Stewart fantasy football takes on Ollie Gordon II
Every source-backed video insight STACKED has extracted from Ron Stewart about Ollie Gordon II.
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All Ron Stewart insights about Ollie Gordon II
PositiveValueOct 29, 2026
Ollie Gordon paired with Jaylen Coker is evaluated as an acceptable trade package for Nico Collins. Ron Stewart notes that Gordon has a strong start this week and would make this trade if the Collins owner is 3-4 and needs wins now, though he acknowledges the trade may not be realistic.PositiveValueOct 22, 2026
Ranked RB24 rest of season, though source notes he might be too low at that ranking. Gordon is RB14–RB17 in usage since the Hines injury and is comparable to Quincey Judkins and Randre Stevenson in tier; both are workhorse backs in bad offenses. Gordon gets all the goal-line work and functions as a boom-bust runner. In Week 7, he faces the Jets, who allow the eighth-most opponent-adjusted fantasy points to running backs. Source suggests acquiring Gordon on the cheap in trades if you have a bye-week starter (like James Cook) or borderline unstartable options (Emanuel Wilson, Rico Dow) and are in a win-now spot (3-3 record). Gordon's profile resembles early-career Chuba Hubbard with the Panthers.NegativeValueOct 8, 2026
The source would easily trade Ollie Gordon for Jeremiah Love, placing Gordon below Love in the current trade value hierarchy.NegativeProjectionSep 28, 2026
The source ranks Ollie Gordon as an RB28, citing poor efficiency metrics including 17 carries for 41 yards, a 65% stuff rate, and -34 rushing yards over expected, while advising against heavy waiver priority due to a committee role.NegativeDepth ChartDec 22, 2025
Firmly behind Jaylen Wright in the depth chart with only 1 touch compared to Wright's 10 touches in Week 16, indicating a clear secondary role with minimal opportunity.PositiveRoleDec 9, 2025
Rookie backup running back worth rostering in deeper leagues despite lower current usage than Jaylen Wright across rush attempts, snap share, and route share. Role dynamics have shifted throughout the season, suggesting potential for further changes down the stretch in the playoffs.NegativeValueNo date
Ron Stewart would trade Olli Gordon for Jordan Tyson in a one-for-one deal, indicating Tyson has more upside and is the preferred asset.NegativeUsageNo date
Despite being the primary beneficiary of the Dolphins' backfield injuries, Ron Stewart warns that Ollie Gordon is not a 'free square.' While he saw 17 carries for 41 yards and a touchdown, his efficiency is poor, featuring a 65% stuff rate and -34 rushing yards over expectation. He is projected as roughly an RB28 for Week 4.