Bijan Robinson's Schedule Is a Gift: Buy the Dip, Print the Playoffs

Buy Low: The Window Is Open Right Now Bijan Robinson owners aren't panicking, but in some leagues his value has softened after a slow early stretch. Do not let that fool you. Atlanta has one of the five easiest remaining schedules in the league with favorable weeks in 4, 7, 9, 17, and 18. That last point matters. Weeks 17 and 18 are playoff weeks for most leagues, and Bijan is walking into cream puff matchups. He has a 99.9 consistency score, the highest of any running back in this data set, and he's projecting 21.8 points this week alone. If someone in your league is selling him out of frustration, pay the price. Tyler Shough is the sneaky buy. He's trending up with an 19.3 average per game, a positive SOS adjustment of 1.8, and New Orleans has a favorable schedule down the stretch. He's a high-upside QB2 with real league-winner potential in two-QB or superflex formats. His ADP rank of 27 at quarterback means you can still get him at a discount. Sell High Before It's Too Late Puka Nacua is your sell. She's trending in the right direction in terms of hype, but she's out this week with a hip injury, Philadelphia's defense ranks 1st against wide receivers, and the LAR schedule has some ugly weeks ahead. Her value right now is built on reputation more than production. Move her while managers are still paying top dollar. The Schedule Insight That Changes Your Playoff Outlook Kansas City's remaining schedule is rated very easy with favorable weeks in 4, 11, 14, 16, and 18. Mahomes, Kenneth Walker, and any Chiefs pass catcher you can roster are locked-in playoff assets. Walker's 99.6 consistency score paired with that schedule is a combination you build around. Meanwhile, avoid stashing Washington players. Their schedule is rated very hard with brutal weeks running almost every other game through the end of the season. The Daniels injury just made a bad situation worse.