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Jeanty made the 70%+ snap count list in Week 1 (one of only 12 RBs to achieve this), which was reassuring after a summer where little went right for the rookie.

Ashton Jeanty is valued at 71 PPR and 74 HALFPPR in rest-of-season trade charts, placing him in the tier-two running back tier.

Ashton Jeanty is mentioned as a Round 1 or 2 talent that the source would target in trades, suggesting he is viewed as a premium asset worth acquiring even if needing to add on to a deal.

The No. 6 overall draft pick played 73 percent of snaps in Week 1 against Miami, up from his 77 percent average as a rookie. He recorded 29 touches on 68 offensive plays and accounted for 147 of the Raiders' 290 scrimmage yards, establishing himself as a focal point of the offense.

The No. 6 overall draft pick played 73% of snaps in Week 1, averaging 77% play time as a rookie. He had 29 touches on 68 offensive plays and accounted for 147 of the Raiders' 290 scrimmage yards, establishing himself as a focal point of the offense.

Ashton Jeanty is a scary running back; the source uses this language in the Raiders' power ranking commentary, highlighting Jeanty as an impressive Week 1 performer despite the Raiders' historical tendency to regress after hot starts.

Ashton Jeanty is ranked RB6 for Week 2 with an average rank of 7.0 and range from 5 to 10, indicating expert consensus in the second-tier running back tier.

Jeanty had one of the best two-way days a running back can have: 23 carries for 102 yards on the ground, plus 6 catches (on 6 targets) for 45 yards and 2 receiving touchdowns. Per NGS, it's his second career game with 100+ rushing yards and multiple receiving touchdowns—tying Brian Westbrook and Christian McCaffrey for the most such games in NFL history. Both of his multi-receiving-touchdown games are the most by any running back since he entered the league in 2025. He posted a true workhorse touch total (29: 23 carries + 6 targets) and a strong snap share (74%).

Safe pick from Week 1 that delivered strong results: 29.7 half-PPR points (RB5). Demonstrates successful conservative play selection in previous week's start/sit advice.

Jeanty caught two touchdown passes in Raiders' Week 1 win over Dolphins, including the record-breaking 301st career TD pass by Kirk Cousins, demonstrating early involvement in the red zone and offensive game plan.

Played 73% of snaps in Week 1, near every-down player status, and turned 29 touches into 147 yards and two scores, demonstrating he's healthy and Mike Washington isn't a threat; particularly encouraging was the pass-down work (6-45-2) that will be needed in future trailing game scripts.

Turned 29 touches into 147 yards and two scores in Week 1, demonstrating health and that Mike Washington isn't a threat to his workload. Great news — particularly the pass-down work (6-45-2) that will be needed in future trailing game scripts.

Jeanty finally delivered a game matching the expectations he brought from Boise State in Week 1 against Miami. The source notes that his strong performance was enabled by a competent offensive line, suggesting that with improved blocking from the Raiders' revamped O-line, Jeanty can meet his pre-draft projections.

Jeanty delivered a Week 1 performance that matched the expectations he brought from Boise State, marking an encouraging sign for the Raiders offense. The source credits improved offensive line play (Rick Dennison's work) as enabling Jeanty to finally perform at his draft pedigree level.

Ashton Jeanty scored over 30 fantasy points in Week 1, demonstrating strong production in what appears to be a high-scoring offensive environment.

Jeanty led the Broncos to a Week 1 victory, suggesting he's a key part of Denver's offensive approach and run-heavy game plan.

Ashton Jeanty jumped ahead into RB1 territory in rest-of-season rankings after Week 1, indicating significant upside and improved outlook.

The source observed a healthy Ashton Jeanty in Week 1 who looked far more dynamic than expected after his ankle injury, suggesting improved performance and upside for the Raiders running back.

The source observed a healthy Ashton Jeanty who looked far more dynamic than expected after his ankle injury, and notes an improved Raiders offensive line, suggesting the Raiders are better than last year and will be able to move the ball against a mediocre Chargers defense.

As a rookie, Jeanty recorded 55 catches and five touchdown catches; with new offensive coordinator emphasis on involving him in the receiving game, the source projects he can add many more receiving milestones this season.

New Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak stated the goal this offseason was to get the No. 6 overall pick very involved in the receiving game; Jeanty had two receiving touchdowns in Week 1 against Miami, marking his second game with multiple receiving touchdowns in his first 20 career games—just the second RB since the 1970 merger to accomplish this feat, joining Bill Jones (1990).

Ashton Jeanty recorded 55 catches and 5 touchdown catches as a rookie; new head coach Klint Kubiak's stated offseason goal was to get the No. 6 overall pick very involved in the receiving game, and it materialized immediately in Week 1 with 2 receiving touchdowns in a win over Miami. Jeanty is just the second RB since the 1970 merger to record multiple receiving TD games within his first 20 career games, joining Bill Jones (1990), signaling sustained receiving role involvement and touchdown upside.

Ashton Jeanty's trade value increased +4.4 points to 46.8 in Week 2, the largest gain among running backs, indicating the source's analysts view him as significantly gaining value relative to market expectations.