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Nathan Jahnke· Sep 11, 2026

PFF's fantasy recap of a 49ers-Rams game makes several forward-looking usage calls: Kaelon Black is established as San Francisco's RB2 behind Christian McCaffrey and the top waiver target of Week 2, Mike Evans and the receiver rotation are described, Terrance Ferguson is positioned as the Rams' third-down/emerging tight end, and Kyren Williams remains the preferred fantasy back over Blake Corum.

Second-year running back Jordan James was a healthy inactive, making it clearer that Kaelon Black is the 49ers' RB2.

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Blake Corum · 2026 season

13 calls from 9 pundits between 2 and 2. Nathan Jahnke said 2. the room's median is 2. not settled yet

Nathan Jahnke2the room — 13 calls from 9 punditsmedian 2

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