Samaje Perine

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On 6 shows in Sports this week · 4.9× usual · most on Fantasy Football Happy Hour with Matthew Berry

Samaje Perine is an American football running back known for his NFL career with teams including Washington, Cincinnati, Denver, and Kansas City. He is recognized as a physical runner and capable pass protector.

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#145 over 30 days

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0.5‰ of what listeners heard

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6 shows
6 episodes · ~385k plays

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Mentions of Samaje Perine per 1,000 mentions of anything, 7-day rolling, sports.

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Aug 120.25‰1
Aug 250.21‰3
Sep 10.04‰1
Sep 210.07‰2
Oct 30.03‰1
Oct 120.19‰6
Oct 130.39‰6
Oct 140.48‰3
Oct 150.50‰1
Oct 160.58‰3
Oct 170.64‰2
Oct 220.31‰6
Oct 230.43‰7
Oct 240.39‰1

Why is it trending?· Last 7 days

Samaje Perine drew attention after Cincinnati used him nearly as much as Chase Brown against Miami, with 14 carries to Brown’s 13 and a receiving touchdown.[1][2]

On The Athletic Football Show, Robert Mays and Derrik Klassen argued Samaje Perine looked more effective, especially in the passing game, while successful runs came with him carrying the ball.[3][4]

Fantasy analysts treated Samaje Perine as a waiver-wire stash because Cincinnati is on bye and his role could remain significant, including a possible 50-50 split with Chase Brown.[5][6][7]

Fantasy Focus Sunday Kickoff said Samaje Perine’s goal-line carry and Chase Brown’s poor rushing efficiency create a problem, though the show noted Cincinnati’s schedule eases after the bye.[8]

The shows disagree about how lasting the change is: Matt Berry called Samaje Perine a useful third-down and pass-protection back rather than a special player, while JJ Zachariason said the fumble clearly affected Brown’s usage but questioned the team’s explanation.[9][10]

Sources · 10 moments

  1. 1.
    The Late-Round Fantasy Football Podcast · 1141: 15 Transactions for Week 6
    JJ Zachariason · Oct 13 · Listen at 13:45 ↗
    “here, but those are encouraging numbers for a player who could see an expanded role if Lamb does miss time. And with Dallas facing a beatable Packers defense in week six, that type of usage could really go a long way. Add Samaj AP Ryan. I'm”
  2. 2.
    Fantasy Focus Sunday Kickoff · Overreaction Monday! The Biggest Fantasy Football Takeaways from Week 5 | Fantasy Focus
    Liz Loza · Oct 12 · Listen at 37:06 ↗
    “Burrow I want to start with, though. Let's start at the top, okay? He only threw for 190 yards, but he tossed four touchdowns, managing nearly 25 fantasy points. Those touchdowns went to, unsurprisingly, Jamar Chase. More surprisingly, Sama”
  3. 3.
    The Athletic Football Show: A show about the NFL · Week 5 Hangover: CJ Stroud is "f***ing awesome"
    Robert Mays · Oct 13 · Listen at 39:05 ↗
    “The last moment I want to make about the offense, as somebody who is heavily invested in Chase Brown in the fantasy football leagues that I care about, are we a little bit worried that Samaj P. Ryan seems to be a more effective player right”
  4. 4.
    The Athletic Football Show: A show about the NFL · Week 5 Hangover: CJ Stroud is "f***ing awesome"
    Robert Mays · Oct 13 · Listen at 40:28 ↗
    “running backs problem? Is this some situational thing? Is it just kind of random? Is it the runs that they're being asked to do? Like, is there actually some signal here in those numbers? But when you look at the numbers, they are what they”

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