Chris Allen acknowledged Chris Olave’s WR1-level 2024 workload but urged caution because the Saints currently project to start Tyler Shough or Spencer Rattler at quarterback. Allen expects efficiency to crater compared to Olave’s previous seasons, capping touchdown upside and week-to-week stability. Unless New Orleans solves the quarterback spot before Week 1, Allen sees Olave as a shaky bet to pay off his top-25 overall ADP.

Chris Allen warned drafters not to chase a Jaylen Warren breakout. Pittsburgh imported Kaleb Johnson to handle the bulk of early-down work, and Aaron Rodgers’ arrival signals a pass-first approach that siphons the check-down volume Warren lived on. Allen doubts Warren can crack the top-24 backs under that usage tree, so the mid-round price tag is more floor than ceiling—he prefers pivoting to sturdier RB2 options in the same range.

Chris Allen advised scooping Trevor Lawrence in the 12th round or later as an inexpensive opening-month starter. Lawrence disappointed last season, but Allen pointed out that Jacksonville added vertical threat Brian Thomas and versatile weapon Travis Hunter while bringing in head coach Liam Coen, whose Tampa tenure was heavy on play-action and pace. Allen used 4for4’s schedule tool to flag a soft early slate, so managers can lock in starters at the premium positions, grab Lawrence as a plug-and-play QB, and pivot to waivers if the gamble fails—minimal opportunity cost, high upside if Coen's scheme clicks.

Chris Allen said De'Von Achane is a perfectly viable selection at the 1.10 because his 2024 usage already mirrors the backs going in the early half-round: a 54% rushing-attempt share, 18% target share, and a 75% inside-the-five carry rate. Achane finished as the overall RB5 despite injury turbulence, Skylar Thompson starts, and general "bad vibes" in Miami. With Raheem Mostert no longer siphoning red-zone work and Jonnu Smith’s departure freeing short-area targets, Allen expects Achane to push even closer to true bell-cow volume. The Dolphins kept their explosive, Shanahan-style run game intact and a healthy Tua Tagovailoa raises touchdown equity, so Allen is comfortable building Hero RB, Balanced, or even Robust RB rosters around Achane at RB5 ADP.