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Week 1 · updated Sep 20, 2026

Week 1 quarterbacks usage report.

Malik Willis leads this week's role-trend ranking after playing 100% of offensive snaps and recording 33 attempts + carries.

Players are ordered by the combination of snap-share change, opportunity change, and total involvement. The comparison uses each player's previous four recorded games when available.

RankPlayerMatchupSnap shareSnap changeAttempts + carriesOpportunity changeHalf PPR
#1MIA · Redraft rank 155vs. LV100%+58 pts33+18.816.7
#2GB · Redraft rank 92vs. MIN100%+16 pts43+13.319.5
#3NO · Redraft rank 115vs. DET100%+1 pts60+20.023.2
#4BAL · Redraft rank 29vs. IND100%+16 pts32+9.525.0
#5WAS · Redraft rank 65vs. PHI100%+17 pts39+8.517.7
#6IND · Redraft rank 154vs. BAL100%+19 pts32+6.39.0
#7NE · Redraft rank 66vs. SEA100%+11 pts40+8.09.8
#8DAL · Redraft rank 79vs. NYG100%+15 pts36+4.814.4
#9HOU · Redraft rank 142vs. BUF100%+9 pts40+7.316.5
#10NYJ · Redraft rank 172vs. TEN100%+9 pts30+5.39.3
#11ARI · Redraft rank 181vs. LAC100%+0 pts43+6.516.5
#12NYG · Redraft rank 73vs. DAL100%+1 pts40+6.026.6
#13CIN · Redraft rank 53vs. TB100%+7 pts40+2.514.2
#14SF · Redraft rank 84vs. LAR100%+1 pts39+3.821.1
#15PIT · Redraft rank 190vs. ATL100%+0 pts43+3.512.5
#16PHI · Redraft rank 49vs. WAS100%+8 pts32-1.324.7
#17CHI · Redraft rank 46vs. CAR100%+0 pts39+1.837.3
#18LV · Redraft rank 183vs. MIA100%+0 pts35+0.013.8
#19CAR · Redraft rank 128vs. CHI90%-10 pts39+4.831.4
#20BUF · Redraft rank 17vs. HOU100%+0 pts35-1.035.7
#21TB · Redraft rank 121vs. CIN100%+0 pts33-1.511.6
#22DET · Redraft rank 125vs. NO100%+0 pts41-1.516.4
#23LAC · Redraft rank 82vs. ARI100%+0 pts32-3.513.3
#24KC · Redraft rank 68vs. DEN100%+2 pts34-5.321.7
#25DEN · Redraft rank 96vs. KC100%+0 pts31-11.55.4
#26JAX · Redraft rank 59vs. CLE88%-4 pts25-14.026.1
#27LAR · Redraft rank 124vs. SF84%-15 pts27-15.34.1
#28MIN · Redraft rank 135vs. GB17%-81 pts7-31.5-0.4
#29SEA · Redraft rank 145vs. NE10%-90 pts2-32.80.5

A dash means the player did not have enough prior games for a comparison. Opportunity is attempts plus carries for quarterbacks, carries plus targets for running backs, and targets for receivers and tight ends.

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Volume can move before fantasy points do.

More snaps and opportunities can reveal an expanding role, while a one-week touchdown total can hide a shrinking one.

Use this report with matchup and availability context. It is not a projection or a start/sit ranking.

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