DeeJay Dallas

Two games all of last season, and the sheet is clear that none of the fifteen weeks he sat were injury. That is the whole case against him. A 28-year-old back who was a healthy scratch most of the year in Jacksonville is not one new jersey away from relevance, and the 3 touches on the season back that up.

There is a small interesting wrinkle buried in the numbers. When he did get on the field, the ball came to him near the goal line, that 25% red-zone share ranked RB13 among 146 qualifying backs. But one red-zone touch a game is a rounding error, and it still shows up as -1.3 points against him because there is no volume behind it. The 6.8% snap share, worth just a point a game, tells you what the coaches thought of the rest of his game. Minnesota is a fresh start and he cleared week 1 of the season healthy with no designation on file, but there is no signal anywhere that a real role is waiting.

The history says this is what he is. Even his busy 2024 was 15 points across 16 games, RB94 among 125. Our number puts him at 3 points this season, RB144 at the position. With no ADP on file, he is not going where you need to react. Leave him on the board entirely. If you want a running back in the last round, take one with a path to touches, because Dallas has not had one in two years.