Vol. I · No. 7 October 14, 2026 Gridiron
Rest-of-season rankings, with the movement shown
MonThe Receiptswhat last week's board got right
TueThe Moversnew rankings, 7am ET
WedSignalswhere the metrics disagree
ThuOne Flaga film note on one player
Player · RB · NO · Week 6: IR taxi squad, #76 if healthy

Travis Etienne

Hamstring, IR, Week 9 at the earliest; Miller had 10 carries and Kamara 3 without him. 76th if healthy, and the model now gives him a 0.34 rest-of-season share (nine games at 0.45), which is why he carries a real model rank from the squad.

CommitteePass-down role Tier 8 · ambiguity and Upside.. what wins out? Risk · Low
#76Board rank
#94Model rank
RB28Position
32ADP
10.4Proj. PPG
0.0Over replacement
-44vs. market
17Games projected
Rank, Every Edition #42#42#56#76PREWK 1WK 2WK 3
DateEditionModelBoardChgThe note that week
Sep 4Preseason6042——
Sep 9Week 16042—He won't be as efficient receiving as he was last year, and that is ok! My model factors in Kamara being a huge factor, but I pull him up since I think Kamara might take some time to get back. Workhorse until then.
Sep 16Week 25856▼ 14He won't be as efficient receiving as he was last year, and that is ok! My model factors in Kamara being a huge factor, but I pull him up since I think Kamara might take some time to get back. Workhorse until then.
Sep 23Week 39476▼ 208 carries and 2 targets with Kamara back to 9 and 6. The split is even; RB2 at best until it isn't.
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.

176Carries
673Rush yds
3.7Rush TD
71Targets
407Rec yds
3.4Rec TD
Signals
I'm with the modelModel 94 · ADP 32 · gap -62 · RCS 19.2 (weak)

Kamara came back and the passing downs left: 9 targets in Week 1, 2 in Week 2, with Kamara at 9 carries and 6 targets. That receiving work was the whole half-PPR case, and the market drafted him 32nd on the Week 1 version of it. The metric scores a specialist now (19.2, no third-down touches). I'm with the model: an RB2 in an even split until the split breaks.