New Prompt Chat

Ollie Gordon II is noted as a late-round lottery ticket in Miami, reflecting the broader handcuff strategy and the potential for a back to emerge when opportunity arises. The Dolphins’ backfield depth is discussed as a canvas for injury-driven upside in deeper formats.

Seattle is cited through Charbonnet as a credible handcuff destination, with a platoon-like approach offering upside if the starter misses time. The Seahawks’ backfield depth and offense are highlighted as a solid source of upside in injury scenarios.

Giants appear as Cam Skattebo’s landing spot in the backfield depth discussion, representing a place where a handcuff could emerge in an injury scenario. The Giants’ backfield is framed as a potential site for breakout backups in deeper formats with a clear path to volume if the starter is sidelined.

New England’s backfield is featured as part of a broader handcuff strategy with Stevenson as the anchor and a potential backup path. The discussion emphasizes cost-efficient rosters and the value of a hybrid approach that balances risk and upside across a Patriots offense that leans on diversified backfield usage.

Jacksonville is noted for Tank Bigsby as a true 1A behind Etienne, making him a core handcuff target. The backfield is framed as a platoon with meaningful upside if Etienne’s usage wanes due to injury, aligning with the broader handcuff philosophy.