Bijan Robinson handled the bulk of the opportunities for the Atlanta backfield in the first half and both backs failed to see many opportunities after the break as the Falcons struggled to move the football. Even so, Allgeier’s three touches paled in comparison to the 20 of Robinson, with the former likeliest to see additional run in second halves of games the team controls handily.

Allgeier added a nine-yard reception. Now seemingly hard-capped in the 8-12 carry range as Bijan Robinson breezes by 20 on a weekly basis, Allgeier has lost any illusion of standalone value even as the Falcons look to protect rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr.

Allgeier saw 12 of 37 team carries on a night the Atlanta defense completely locked down the injury-riddled Raiders for over three quarters, leading to the opportunity for additional rushing volume. Allgeier remains a shaky week-to-week fantasy bet playing behind one of the most dynamic pure rushers in the game, likely needing an injury to Bijan Robinson to return usable fantasy scores.