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RBARI40 insightsLatest Oct 31, 2026
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NegativeRoleOct 30, 2026Yahoo Fantasy Football
Despite signing a two-year, $12.25 million contract this offseason, Allgeier has underperformed in back-to-back games without Jeremiah Love (ankle). Over that span, Allgeier narrowly out-snapped backup Bam Knight 78 to 75 but scored only 13.7 PPR points to Knight's 20.5. Allgeier averaged a paltry 2.2 YPC on 26 carries with a long run of seven yards, while Knight ranked third in missed tackles forced (31.8 percent) and second in yards after contact per attempt (4.45). In goal-to-go situations, Knight has earned five opportunities to Allgeier's three, and Knight leads the backfield with seven targets. Even if Love remains sidelined, Allgeier will be hard to trust as anything more than a boom-or-bust RB3.
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NegativeRoleOct 30, 2026NBC Sports Rotoworld
Over two games without Jeremiah Love (ankle), Allgeier narrowly out-snapped backup Bam Knight 78 to 75 but Knight led the backfield with 20.5 PPR points to Allgeier's 13.7. Allgeier averaged a paltry 2.2 YPC on 26 carries with a long run of seven yards, while Knight ranked third in missed tackles forced rate (31.8 percent) and second in yards after contact per attempt (4.45 YCO/ATT), averaging 5.8 YPC. In goal-to-go situations, Knight has earned five opportunities to Allgeier's three, and Knight's seven targets lead the Cardinals' backfield. With Love getting back-to-back limited practices, he is likely to be active this week; even if sidelined, Allgeier will be hard to trust as anything more than a boom-or-bust RB3.
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PositiveSleeperOct 29, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Tyler Allgeier is a strong deep-sleeper option outside the top 100 in flex rankings with legitimate upside against a favorable Dallas defense. With rookie Jeremiyah Love still working his way back from an ankle injury, Allgeier could continue to see an expanded workload; Arizona's trade of Marvin Harrison should also place greater emphasis on the running game. His physical running style and established goal-line role give him strong touchdown upside as the Cardinals' short-yardage carrier.
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PositiveBustOct 28, 2026Yahoo Fantasy Football
Allgeier is deriving 41.0% of his points from catches and receiving yards, catching 16 of 17 targets but gaining just 84 yards with an average of 5.7 half-point PPR points. The source expresses confusion about Arizona's decision-making, noting they signed Allgeier to a decent contract then drafted Jeremiyah Love weeks later. Jacoby Brissett's quick release limits passing game efficiency, and every primary Arizona pass catcher is at 6.5 yards per target or lower. The source states 'Unless one of these backs is given to me at a gift cost, I'll merely pass,' indicating reluctance to invest in Allgeier despite a friendly second-half schedule.
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PositiveNewsOct 28, 2026Dataroma
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Bottom of RB position in rush yards over expected per attempt leaders through 7 weeks (min. 50 att), per @​FantasyPtsData: 1. MarShawn Lloyd (-1.69) 2. David Montgomery (-1.41) 3. Kendre Miller (-1.20) 4. Tyler Allgeier (-1.08) 5. Breece Hall (-1.04) 6. Ashton Jeanty (-0.98) 7. Chase Brown (-0.88) 8. Woody Marks (-0.87) 9. Jacory Croskey-Merritt (-0.86) 10. J.K. Dobbins (-0.83)

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NegativeBustOct 27, 2026FantasyPros Articles
Tyler Allgeier played 50% of snaps over the first 5 weeks splitting the backfield with Jeremiah Love. With Love missing Week 6, Allgeier's snap share jumped to 56% while Bam Knight played 44%. In Week 7, those numbers flipped in Knight's favor, with Knight handling 53% of snaps compared to 47% for Allgeier. Allgeier recorded just 19 yards on 8 carries, averaging 2.2 yards per carry over the last 3 games, and is unplayable with or without Love in the lineup. Selecting Love crushed Allgeier's long-awaited chance to become a starting running back, and he failed to prove himself early in the season.
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NegativeBustOct 27, 2026Fantasy Life Articles
Allgeier was expected to operate as a workhorse running back with Jeremiah Love sidelined, but has failed to capitalize on the opportunity. Over the past two games with Love out, Allgeier is averaging just 15 touches per game for 6.8 PPR points per contest. The Cardinals have deployed a two-man committee instead, with Bam Knight getting the slight edge, leading the way with 53% of snaps and 63% of two-minute drill work in the most recent game. Despite Arizona's 2-year, $12 million investment in Allgeier this offseason, the team has turned to Knight as the early-down option.
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