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Ryan Heath fantasy football takes on De'Von Achane
Every source-backed tweet insight STACKED has extracted from Ryan Heath about De'Von Achane.
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All Ryan Heath insights about De'Von Achane
PositiveNewsSep 15, 2026
Probably the best Achane silver lining I've seen This has been a real component of his fantasy scoring the past few years, and I was afraid it would go away. Seems to have held.PositiveValueSep 15, 2026
Re-ranking the Round 1-2 RBs in fantasy football after Week 1: 1. Jahmyr Gibbs 2. Bijan Robinson *tier break* 3. Jonathan Taylor 4. Kenneth Walker 5. Christian McCaffrey 6. Ashton Jeanty 7. Chase Brown 8. Derrick Henry *tier break* 9. James Cook *massive tier break* 10. De'Von Achane 11. Saquon Barkley 12. Omarion HamptonPositiveNewsAug 27, 2026
In this interview as well: - Mike says “O” was one of the RBs he was targeting in last year’s class (only 4 or 5) - Complimented his power, speed, pad level - Says he sees similarities bw Hampton and Achane (play speed, no hesitation, falling forward) <https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chris-simms-unbuttoned/id1454809704?i=1000786090371>PositiveNewsAug 12, 2026
2025 RB Leaders in Fantasy Points Over Expectation (FPOE) This is calculated as FPG - XFP/G, and can be thought of as "by how much an RB outperformed their volume." 1. Jahmyr Gibbs: +5.0 2. Jonathan Taylor: +4.3 3. Bijan Robinson: +3.9 4. De'Von Achane: +3.8 5. James Cook: +3.6 via @FantasyPtsDataPositiveNewsAug 12, 2026
2025 RB Leaders in Team Receiving Yards Market Share (YMS) [@FantasyPtsData] 1. Bijan Robinson - 22.1%* 2. Christian McCaffrey - 21.5% 3. De'Von Achane - 15.4% 4. Jahmyr Gibbs - 13.5% 5. Kenneth Gainwell - 13.4% *Most by any RB over the past five seasonsPositiveUsageAug 12, 2026
2025 RB Leaders in Expected Fantasy Points per Game (The GOAT volume stat measuring the average fantasy value of an RB's workload, accounting for field location and other factors) 1. Christian McCaffrey - 23.6 2. Bijan Robinson - 18.1 3. Jonathan Taylor - 17.1 4. Jahmyr Gibbs - 16.6 5. De'Von Achane - 16.4 6. Chase Brown - 16.1 @FantasyPtsDataPositiveUsageAug 12, 2026
Most RB targets at or behind the LOS in... 2023: 1. Joe Mixon (54) 2. BREECE HALL (52) 2024: 1. De'Von Achane (57) 2. Alvin Kamara (46) 3. Bucky Irving (45) 4. Rachaad White (44) 5. Bijan Robinson (44) 6. BREECE HALL (43) 2025: 1. De'Von Achane (54) ... 37. BREECE HALL (20)PositiveValueAug 5, 2026
Not having Kyren has not really hurt you the past two years. In 2024, there were several better RB picks in Round 2 and beyond. Jahmyr Gibbs, Derrick Henry, Saquon Barkley, Alvin Kamara, Joe Mixon, and De’Von Achane all averaged more FPG at similar/later ADPs. McBride, JSN, and James Cook were all much better Round 3-4 picks in 2025. I don’t understand the hold Williams has over the minds of so many fantasy gamers. Everyone always points to his past scoring results relative to his ADP as if t...PositiveNewsJul 21, 2026
I'm a big-time arguer. So this was one of the most fun articles for me to read of the entire offseason so far. @SideHustleFF did an incredible job sifting through the De'Von Achane, Jonathon Brooks, and Bears pass-catcher debates that could define the 2026 season. Read it!PositiveUsageJul 18, 2026
Yards per Carry leaders on outside (C and D gap) runs [2025, min. 50 carries] 1. Blake Corum - 6.22 2. De'Von Achane - 6.07 3. Omarion Hampton - 5.94 4. Jonathan Taylor - 5.87 5. JK Dobbins - 5.83 6. Derrick Henry - 5.77 via @FantasyPtsDataPositiveUsageJul 10, 2026
Christian McCaffrey played on 93% of the offense’s snaps that year, drawing 8.9 targets per game. Achane’s career-high snap share is 75%. His career-high in targets per game is 5.3. CMC isn’t a guy you should make comparisons to lightlyPositiveNewsJul 3, 2026
I also gave mine a recent update (Consensus tab, sort by Ryan) I think Scott is far too optimistic about De'Von Achane! <https://www.fantasypoints.com/nfl/rankings/dynasty>PositiveUsageJun 26, 2026
Highest share of backfield carries inside the 10-yard line [Full season in 2025] 1. Ashton Jeanty - 94.1% 2. Derrick Henry - 93.0% 3. Jonathan Taylor - 92.9% 4. Christian McCaffrey - 88.1% 5. Josh Jacobs - 76.9% 11 of the top-14 fantasy RBs (by total points) were at 60%+ (ranking top-15 on this list). The ones who weren't? Jahmyr Gibbs, Bijan Robinson, and De'Von Achane. Those happened to be the next three best seasons by target share behind McCaffrey.PositiveUsageJun 23, 2026
Best rookie RBs in the @FantasyPtsData era by... XFP/G: 1. Najee Harris - 19.1 ***2. Ashton Jeanty - 15.2*** 3. Bijan Robinson - 14.6 4. Jahmyr Gibbs - 14.6 Route Share: 1. Bijan Robinson - 66.0% 2. Najee Harris - 53.9% 3. Jahmyr Gibbs - 52.4% ***4. Ashton Jeanty - 52.2%*** Snap Share: 1. Najee Harris - 83.5% ***2. Ashton Jeanty - 77.9%*** 3. Bijan Robinson - 68.3% Target Share: 1. Bijan Robinson - 15.7% 2. Najee Harris - 14.2% 3. Tyjae Spears - 13.8% ***4. Ashton Jeanty - 13.4%*** 5. Jahmyr...PositiveUsageJun 19, 2026
Since entering the league, De'Von Achane leads the NFL in receiving yards on designed targets (547). 104 of Keaton Mitchell's 184 career receiving yards have come on designed targets (57%, most of any RB with 175+). He ranks 2nd in YPT on these plays (10.4). @FantasyPtsDataPositiveNewsJun 16, 2026
Explosive run rate leaders in 2025 [plays of 10+ yards] 1. De'Von Achane - 10.1% 2. Derrick Henry in Lamar Jackson's starts - 9.0% --- Derrick Henry without Lamar Jackson - 2.1% (ranks 32nd of 33 qualifying RBs)PositiveNewsJun 16, 2026
De'Von Achane is also insanely elite (below). Maybe his pure explosiveness keeps the offense on schedule with a high early down run rate. IDK though. Without an early-down pass threat (see: this team's receivers), I'm not optimistic it works <