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MarShawn Lloyd among 45 RBs with 50+ carries:
Yards per carry: 2.61 (45th)
RYOE per carry: -1.73 (45th)
Yards after contact per carry: 1.37 (45th)
EPA per carry: -0.347 (45th)
Stuff rate: 59.6% (45th)
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Michael Penix among 35 QBs
Turnover-worthy throw rate: 7.0% (worst)
Accurate throw rate: 54.3% (6th-worst)
Drake London among 73 WRs
Yards per route run: 2.81 (6th-best)
Yards per target over expected: +2.79 (6th-best)
Drake London is producing in spite of his QB, not because of him.
Games with a snap share over 80%, a carry share over 80%, a route share over 60%, and a target share over 10%:
Jahmyr Gibbs: 3
Bijan Robinson: 1
Christian McCaffrey: 0
Kenneth Walker: 0
James Cook: 0
Jonah Coleman: 1 (last week)
Best RB Seasons In This Year's Class By....
Missed Tackles Forced per Touch
+ min. 150 touches, >60th percentile SOS
1. Jeremiyah Love, 2024 (0.41) [99.2nd percentile]
2. Jonah Coleman, 2024 (0.35) [97th] 🔥
3. Jonah Coleman, 2023 (0.33) [93rd] 🔥
4. Emmett Johnson, 2025 (0.30) [88th]
Yards After Contact per Attempt
+ min. 125 carries, >60th percentile SOS
1. Jonah Coleman, 2023 (5.09) [99.6th percentile] 🔥
2. Nicholas Singleton, 2022 (4.58) [98th]
3. Jeremiyah Love, 2025 (4.50) [97th]
4. Jeremiyah Love, 2024 (4.39) [96th]
5. Jonah Coleman, 2024 (4.34) [95th] 🔥
6. Mike Washington Jr., 2025 (3.86) [84th]
Yards After The Catch Per Reception
+ min. >25 receptions, >60th percentile SOS
1. Jonah Coleman, 2025 (12.4) [92nd percentile) 🔥
2. Jonah Coleman, 2023 (11.3) [83rd] 🔥
3. Roman Hemby, 2023 (11.2) [82nd]
Yards per Route Run
+ min. 150 routes run, >60th percentile SOS
1. Jeremiyah Love, 2025 (1.83) [94th percentile]
2. Jonah Coleman, 2025 (1.73) [93rd] 🔥
3. Nicholas Singleton, 2024 (1.62) [91st]
TLDR - By all of the advanced efficiency metrics, Jonah Coleman stacks up much closer to Jeremiyah Love than you might expect.
The Bellcow Report, for season-to-date and Week 9 alone
(i.e., how much of a backfield's fantasy-weighted volume has the leading RB captured?)
Back-to-back weeks above an 80% backfield XFP share for Jonah Coleman!
Best WRs by Average Separation Score (2026)
1. Garrett Wilson (0.227)
2. Zay Flowers (0.179)
3. Josh Downs (0.164) 🍑🍑
...
64. Xavier Worthy (0.030) 🥴
65. Laquon Treadwell (0.029)
...
Last / 84. Rashee Rice (-0.094) 🥴
Average Separation Score vs. Targets per Route Run through Week 9
The Jets have an absolute embarrassment of riches at WR. Whichever QB ends up on this roster in 2027 could really hit the ground running.
👀 👀 👀 ✈️
This is not a joke, but the top-3 WRs in ASS are all on the Jets lmfao
Average Separation Scores per @FantasyPtsData
1. Garrett Wilson: 0.227
2. Omar Cooper: 0.210
3. Adonai Mitchell: 0.200
4. Zay Flowers: 0.179
5. Josh Downs: 0.164
Who has it better than Geno Smith?
Kenneth Walker ranks top-3 among 45 RBs (min. 50 carries) in all five:
Yards per carry: 5.48 (2nd)
RYOE per carry: +1.40 (3rd)
Yards after contact per carry: 2.95 (3rd)
Missed tackles forced per carry: 0.34 (3rd)
Explosive run rate: 17.4% (3rd)
No other RB is top-3 in more than three of these categories.
Most games in 2026 with 3+ passing TDs or 295+ passing yards and 2+ TDs:
7: Kirk Cousins
6: N/A
5: Jordan Love, Trevor Lawrence, Joe Burrow, Drake Maye
4: Bryce Young, Matthew Stafford
3: Tyler Shough, Dak Prescott, Jared Goff, Aaron Rodgers, C.J. Stroud
2: Josh Allen, Brock Purdy, Patrick Mahomes, Geno Smith, Jameis Winston, Michael Penix Jr.
1: Carson Wentz, Jalen Hurts, Jaxson Dart, Drew Lock, Marcus Mariota, Sam Darnold, Jacoby Brissett, Jayden Daniels, Caleb Williams, Gardner Minshew, Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders
Arizona just lost Michael Wilson for the season.
He led the NFL in end-zone targets (13). He scored on only 1.
His 84 targets were 2nd on the team. The next-highest Cardinals WR has 36 (Kendrick Bourne, who is also out for the year).
The NFL leader in targets inside the 20? Trey McBride (19). Wilson was 2nd (18).
McBride already leads all TEs in target share (25.3%). Now Carson Beck takes over at QB, and there's almost nobody else to throw to.
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Trey McBride has 7+ catches in 11 straight games.
Longest streaks since 1999 (any position):
1. Antonio Brown: 14
T2. Cooper Kupp: 11
T2. Trey McBride: 11 (active)
The longest by any other tight end: Travis Kelce, 8.
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Jonathan Taylor's fantasy points per game since the start of last season:
In Colts wins: 28.4 FPG
In Colts losses: 14.5 FPG
Difference: -13.9 FPG
Indianapolis has lost 14 of Taylor's last 16 games.
But imagine if he gets traded to a good team like the Bengals 🤔🤔🥵🥵
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Justin Jefferson by Vikings QB [Career]
The volume is always around the same (0.26-0.29 TPRR), but the production fluctuates wildly
Trey McBride has 7+ catches in 11 straight games.
Longest streaks since 1999 (any position):
1. Antonio Brown: 14
T2. Cooper Kupp: 11
T2. Trey McBride: 11 (active)
The longest by any other tight end: Travis Kelce, 8.
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Jaxon Smith-Njigba had 51 receiving yards on Sunday.
That snapped a streak of 13 straight games with 70+ yards, tied for the 4th-longest since 1999:
1. Antonio Brown: 21
2. Cooper Kupp: 15
3. Marvin Harrison: 14
4. Jaxon Smith-Njigba: 13
The game before the streak started? 23 yards, which snapped an 11-game streak.
He's been held under 70 yards only twice in his last 26 games.
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Most Rushing Yards by a Backfield [Since W5]
1. Buccaneers (933)
---massive chasmic gap---
2. Lions (589)
3. Rams (584)
Fewest Completions per Game by an Offense [Since W5]
1. Buccaneers (13.2)
2. Dolphins (15.8)
3. Ravens (17.8)
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Devaughn Vele (season): WR3 in routes per game (38.0), WR30 in targets (49), WR60 in TPRR (0.16)
Jordyn Tyson's NFL debut: 15 routes, 4 targets, 0.27 TPRR
Devaughn Vele: 42 routes, 4 targets, 0.13 TPRR
The No. 8 overall pick ran a route on just 33.3% of the Saints' dropbacks (Vele: 93.3%) and still drew as many targets.
His time is coming.
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Worst Backfields in @FantasyPtsData History by EPA per Rushing Attempt [2021-2026]
1. 2025 Raiders (-0.281)
2. 2024 Raiders (-0.265)
3. 2026 Packers (-0.259) 👀👀
4. 2023 Chargers (-0.259)
5. 2026 Chargers (-0.249)
6. 2023 Giants (-0.227)
7. 2026 Seahawks (-0.226)
8. 2026 Raiders (-0.216)