Turpin finally saw meaningful usage, logging 28 snaps and 19 routes, plus a backfield touch. His multifaceted role gives Dallas a gadget option that can swing touches and spark short-yardage and third-down production, offering a cleaner floor in PPR formats if the role sticks.

Turpin continued a larger role on Dallas, serving as a primary kick returner and seeing an expanded role in three-receiver sets. His snap share kept Tolbert as a part-time option, reinforcing Turpin’s value in return-yard leagues and as a potential weekly deep-league flex option when the offense clicks.

Turpin’s punt return weaponry was kept in check by Mann’s booming punts inside the 20. His dynamic return ability remains a constant threat, underscoring the Cowboys’ need for clean field-position battles while confronting Philly’s aggressive defense.

Turpin’s 2024 return-game excellence hints at a bigger offensive role in the season ahead. Expect him to be a bigger playmaker in Schottenheimer’s multifaceted scheme, offering a glide-path for more touches beyond kickoff returns.

KaVontae Turpin remains Dallas' explosive return threat; Philadelphia’s elevated Johnson is aimed at mitigating Turpin's impact on kick and punt returns. Turpin's fantasy value is predominantly as a return specialist with high volatility, while offensive involvement remains limited compared to a typical starting wideout.