Bijan 

Robinson

In the run game, his 12.6 rushing attempts per game were not what you would hope for in a feature running back. His attempts kept most of his cumulative rushing metrics average, but generally, he played well on a per-play basis. Interestingly enough, he averaged more yards per carry against an eight-man box than a seven-man box, which is unlikely to carry on this season. He also did a good job compared to most running backs when he had to change points of attack or when there wasn’t a perfectly blocked play.

The Falcons added Zac Robinson from the Los Angeles Rams (and from the PFF Analysis team before that), which could be really good or really bad for his fantasy value. If he follows Sean McVay's philosophy, the team should have one clear lead back. The Rams have had Todd Gurley II, Cam Akers, Kyren Williams and others take a feature role in the offense. If that’s Bijan Robinson, that’s great, but there’s also at least a chance it’s Tyler Allgeier while Bijan Robinson becomes more of a receiving back. It’s also possible Zac Robinson doesn’t follow in McVay’s footsteps for the running back rotation.

Robinson has a real chance at a breakout season if he takes more advantage of his offensive line and improves as a receiver. He should be considered a first-round pick because he has the upside for a Christian McCaffrey-esque season if that goes right, but his ADP could enter a free-fall if Tyler Allgeier is playing too much with the starters in training camp.