- Must-haves 0/5
- Boosters 0/4
Requirements — the must-haves
✗Age 24 or younger28.6 vs <=242025RB production peaks early; younger backs carry more tread and upside. · 12.6% break out with it vs 8.1% without
✗Day 1–2 draft capital (pick ≤ 100)119 vs <=1002025Draft capital predicts workload share and goal-line trust. · 17.7% break out with it vs 8.1% without
✗Touches ≥ 10 / game1.3 vs >=102025Volume is king for RB scoring, and 10 touches a game is where the breakout rate jumps. · 25.2% break out with it vs 5.5% without
✗Yards per carry ≥ 4.33.8 vs >=4.32025Efficiency at/above league average keeps a back in the game-plan. · 10.4% break out with it vs 9.4% without
✗Depth chart: the real RB1 entering the season0 vs >=12026A back who isn't even his own team's projected lead back entering the season starts from behind on touches no matter what last season's stats say: this is forward-looking projected-role context none of this rule set's other, backward-looking production stats can see. · 12% break out with it vs 7.4% without
Boosters — what raises the ceiling
✗Passing-down role: ≥ 3.5 targets / game0.1 vs >=3.52025Receiving work is the PPR difference-maker and insulates volume in game scripts. · 17.7% break out with it vs 8.9% without
✗Goal-line role: ≥ 50% of team RZ carries16.7 vs >=502025Goal-line work is what drives RB touchdown totals. · 37% break out with it vs 8.8% without
✗Pass protection: line top-1030 vs <=102025Pass protection, not run blocking, is the half of line play that shows up in a back's scoring: it keeps him on the field for passing downs and keeps the offense ahead of the chains. · 11.5% break out with it vs 9% without
?Forced-missed-tackle rate ≥ 8.5%—Broken tackles measure yardage a back creates independent of blocking. · 9.2% break out with it vs 8.3% without
