
Why: limited usage, tough matchup
vs ATL: allows 21.4 PPR/g to RB, rank 18/32 (Average). Trailing RB PPR allowed per game, weeks before 2026 W2. Descriptive context, never a model input.
Primary passer Bryce Young. 2025 share of pass targets to RB (92/464). Descriptive context, never a model input.
2026 Week 1 consensus PPR projection (RB30), from tank01 getNFLProjections (consensus, PPR). Descriptive draft-prep context, not a start/sit call.
No prior games vs ATL in the record.
Snap %, target share and opportunities are descriptive usage: how the offense has deployed this player, not a forecast. Weeks shown: most recent 4.
RBschedule vs the rest of the league: 100 = league-average, >100 softer, <100 tougher; rank 1 = easiest of 32. Projected on 2025 defense. low-confidence early-season estimate. Descriptive context, not a start/sit call.
With those absences, wide receiver Brycen Tremayne will start in Legette's spot, and Jonathon Brooks will start at running back.
source ↗With those absences, wide receiver Brycen Tremayne will start in Legette's spot, and Jonathon Brooks will start at running back.
source ↗Descriptive per-week usage and PPR output. Situational PBP cuts (red-zone, 3rd-down) and EPA/touch are planned for v2.
Small sample: 1 graded call. Read this as directional, not a reliable rate yet.
✓ and ✗ grade where a player finished, not his points: a call hits when he finished startable (top-24 RB/WR, top-12 QB/TE), even if he came in under his projection. How we grade