David Montgomery

David Montgomery currently holds a dynasty value of 2171, ranking him as the RB26 and #97 overall in 12-team superflex leagues. This valuation reflects a player who, while still a starting running back, is trending downwards in perceived long-term value. His current worth is primarily tied to his immediate role in the Houston Texans' backfield, where he projects to see a significant workload. However, his overall ranking outside the top 90 indicates he's not a cornerstone piece for most contending rosters, and his value is more in line with a flex option or a depth piece for teams looking to make a playoff push.

At 29 years old, Montgomery is firmly in the "declining" phase of his career, with zero peak years remaining. The 30-day trend of -93, while stable, reinforces this downward trajectory. For the next 2-3 years, owners should anticipate a gradual erosion of his production and, consequently, his dynasty value. While he may still offer a season or two of serviceable production, the likelihood of him returning to a high-end RB2 or RB1 ceiling is extremely low. The Texans may look to add younger talent in upcoming drafts, further complicating his long-term outlook.

Given his age and declining career stage, the concrete recommendation for David Montgomery is to **sell**. His current value as the RB26 is likely as high as it will get for the foreseeable future. Target contending teams who are desperate for immediate running back production and are willing to pay for a proven veteran. Look to acquire younger assets, future draft capital, or players with a higher long-term ceiling. Holding Montgomery means accepting a rapidly depreciating asset with limited upside beyond the current season.