Joe Mixon – 2023 Workload

by Jeff DiMatteo | Sep 2, 2023 | 0 comments

Projected 2023 Workload

Joe Mixon is the poster boy for a good player who still feels like a disappointment. While he’s usually in the conversation as a top 16 Running Back when dynasty owners drafted him in their rookie drafts they were expecting something akin to LaDainian Tomlinson. As we move into 2023 it’s ok to expect Mixon to be a fringe RB1/2 type of guy. The Bengals feature a high powered offense and Mixon should dominate the RB touches.

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Career Arc

Joe Mixon is a reliable point scorer. While he’s never been the RB1 overall and may never be, he’s been very productive. The only real blip on his career arc is 2020 where he missed a few games.

Career Workload Score

Joe Mixon is one more full workload season away from being in the Danger Zone. If your team isn’t competing in 2023 then it’s best to sell and try to collect younger players for your team.. We explain workload here.

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Injury History

(Year - Injury - Games Missed)
2020- Foot - 10

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Handcuff(s)

Trayveon Williams

How to Deploy

Competitive teams should keep Mixon and deploy him in your lineup as you normally would. Teams that are not competing in 2023 should try to move him by mid-season for younger assets or draft picks. A competing team may be able to use him in a title chase and possibly give up a late '24 first round pick.

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About Jeff DiMatteo

Jeff is the Founder of Gridiron Ratings and operates today as it's primary analyst. His experience includes years of working for high school and collegiate football programs. After playing fantasy for nearly 20 years he decided it was time to build some of his own content.