Smart fantasy managers know league-winning value often comes from identifying backup running backs one injury away from meaningful volume, and Dylan Sampson fits that profile entering 2026. While his rookie production was inconsistent, the Cleveland Browns' coaching changes and Sampson’s pass-catching flashes keep him firmly on the radar as a stash candidate in deeper formats. Dylan Sampson, Cleveland Browns Sampson spent his first two seasons at Tennessee in a part-time role, carrying 58 times for 397 yards and six touchdowns in year one, then expanding to 106 carries for 604 yards and seven touchdowns with 17 catches for 175 yards and a score in year two. The Volunteers handed him the full workload in 2024, and he delivered (1,634 combined yards, 22 touchdowns, and 20 receptions on 278 touches). He topped 100 combined yards in 11 of his first 12 starts before a hamstring injury cut his season short in the final game against Ohio State. The athleticism is legitimate.…