Kenyan Drake stood in the way of a big 2020 season from Chase Edmonds, but Arizona's third-year back excelled in the limited opportunity he received. It's possible that Edmonds sees that opportunity expanded in 2021, as Arizona has far less invested (just $1.75 million) in James Conner than they did in Drake. Conner will likely be involved in short-yardage situations, but Edmonds' percentage of passing downs and backfield snaps as a whole should increase from what he saw in 2020.

Edmonds is a clear top-30 RB pick for season-long leagues, but how high should the 25-year-old back be ranked in Dynasty formats with no guarantee of playing a Fantasy-relevant role beyond the 2021 season?

SportsLine Fantasy Football analyst Jacob Gibbs provides a data-driven deep dive to answer that question and address anything that stood out from his advanced statistical profile. These player profiles are just a small part of the advanced analytical prep Gibbs is providing for SportsLine users heading into the 2021 Fantasy football season -- if you want an easy way to keep up with all of the information that will be published this spring and summer, this Advanced Fantasy Football Stat Guide will be updated with links to each article as they go live.

So what can you expect from Chase Edmonds in 2021 and beyond ... Join SportsLine right now to see the full fantasy profile from Fantasy analyst Jacob Gibbs!