The Tuten Spike Weeks are Coming

Ron Stewart identifies Bijan Robinson as "the most obvious buy in the book." Robinson's rushing attempt share in the Jaguars backfield has escalated from ~60% to 74% in week four to 92% in week five, demonstrating increasing offensive reliance. He is one of only three players (alongside Derrick Henry and Kenneth Walker) with 60+ rushing yards in every game this season. Robinson holds 41% of Jacksonville's red zone touches (top-15 NFL mark) and 40% of inside-the-10 touches, positioning him for touchdown upside. Head coach Liam Cohen produced 20 RB TDs in each of the past two seasons. Stewart expects Chris Rodriguez to be phased out of the goal line package following a failed wildcat attempt with a false start penalty, further consolidating Robinson's red zone role. Stewart projects that Robinson's touchdown upside is imminent despite recent box scores lacking spike weeks, noting that two weeks prior Robinson had "17 points wiped off the board due to offsides and nonsense," suggesting negative variance has suppressed his scoring. Stewart emphasizes Robinson remains a perpetual buy even in tough matchups like the Texans, expecting "the touchdowns will come. The spike weeks will come."

Ron Stewart mentions Drake London in a trade discussion, proposing a package of "Drake London, Robinson, Devonte" as a potential trade offer for an unspecified target. Stewart indicates he would only make this trade "if I was in a tough spot" and would prefer to trade away the package for Robinson alone, suggesting London is viewed as a lower-priority asset in trade negotiations.