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DET

Jacob Saylors

Jacob Saylors ranks 89th of 114 rbs in carries, at 0 per game.

94th beats 94% of the RBs; 1 is the best of however many the row says. Higher is always better, whichever way the stat runs. Red to green by where the placing sits. A stat with no better end is left unpainted.

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Playing Timevs RBs▶
Games Played2
Total Snaps2135th74/114
RushingOffensevs RBs▶
Carries011th89/114
Rushing Yards012th88/114
Rushing Touchdowns038th28/114
Rushing First Downs018th73/114
Rushing Fumbles055th1/114
ReceivingOffensevs RBs▶
Targets017th76/114
Receptions019th70/114
Receiving Yards022nd66/114
Receiving Touchdowns045th12/114
Receiving First Downs029th48/114
Air Yards052nd35/114
Yards After Catch020th69/114
Share of His Team’s Targets0.0%17th76/114
Share of His Team’s Air Yards0.0%52nd35/114
FantasyOffensevs RBs▶
PPR Points0.09th95/114
Half PPR Points0.09th95/114
Standard Points0.09th94/114
2 games
DateOppATTRUSHING YDSRUSHING TDTGTRECRECEIVING YDSRECEIVING TDFUM
DETSep 17, 2026@BUFBUF00000000
DETSep 13, 2026NONO00000000
By season2 seasons
SeasonGPATTRUSHING YDSYDS/CARRUSHING TD1DRECRECEIVING YDSRECEIVING TDFP PPR
2026DET200—000000.0
2025DET112115.5010001.1

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