PlayerRunning back · MIAUpdated October 14, 2026
Player · RB · MIA
Ollie Gordon II
18 for 88 and a score, 53% of the carries, no targets. Bye week. Up sixteen; three straight weeks as the Dolphins' back, and the model has him 47th.
Lead backPass-down role
Tier 8 · ambiguity and Upside.. what wins out?
#70Board rank
#47Model rank
RB17Position
319ADP
12.7Proj. PPG
+2.6Over replacement
+249vs. market
17Games projected
Rank, Every Edition
| Date | Edition | Model | Board | Chg | The note that week |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1 | Week 4 | 54 | 90 | — | Ollie is inheriting what seems to be the lead role in an abysmal Dolphins offense. I don't expect much but do like Ollie as a prospect. Think Judkins, workload and young talent, but not much upside due to team |
| Oct 7 | Week 5 | 55 | 86 | ▲ 4 | 9 carries for 100 and a score, 50% of a run game that had 18 carries; Wright 5. Miami scored 10. Up four; the share is the job, the offense is the cap. |
| Oct 14 | Week 6 | 47 | 70 | ▲ 16 | 18 for 88 and a score, 53% of the carries, no targets. Bye week. Up sixteen; three straight weeks as the Dolphins' back, and the model has him 47th. |
Every edition stays. Nothing here is edited after it publishes; the change column is computed from the prior file.
The Projected Line
Share × team total × games. The share is the judgment; the total is the ceiling.
238Carries
989Rush yds
9.1Rush TD
55Targets
327Rec yds
1.4Rec TD
Signals
I'm with the modelModel 47 · ADP 319 · gap +272 · RCS 67.9 (strong)
18 for 88 and a score, three straight weeks as the Dolphins' back; RCS strong. Model 47, market 319 (August), me 70. The offense is the cap and the metric doesn't grade offenses.