Andy Holloway pushed Bijan Robinson to his preseason RB1 slot, citing volume and age‑based upside. Robinson finished second in total touches last year—trailing only Barkley—and was stuffed on just 14 % of carries, the league’s second‑best mark. Holloway noted Robinson’s prime age (23.8) and game‑script proof profile after producing RB8, RB5 and RB2 finishes in the final three weeks with rookie QB Michael Penix. That short stretch projected to a wild 380‑carry, 2,006‑yard, 34‑TD pace. While Robinson logged only 11 runs of 10‑plus yards on 121 carries (5th‑worst explosive‑run rate), Holloway said the Falcons’ commitment to him as the offensive backbone under Arthur Smith makes sheer workload a better bet than chasing breakaway runs. In season‑long formats, Holloway recommends taking Robinson over more “fun” names because the floor is RB5 and the ceiling is the overall RB1.