Outlook Woody Marks
Valuable Complementary Role Offers Safe PPR Bench Depth
Woody Marks enters his second NFL season as a key backup in the Houston backfield, operating directly behind primary starter David Montgomery. After handling 212 carries as a rookie in 2025, Marks is projected for a more complementary role this year. Our models project him for 120 rushing attempts, 490 yards, and three touchdowns on the ground.
Despite the lighter projected rushing workload, Marks maintains a solid receiving profile. He is projected to catch 23 passes on 23 targets for 180 yards and another score. This pass-catching efficiency keeps him relevant in PPR leagues, where his roster ownership remains high at 82% despite a starting rate of just 33%.
Draft market trends show Marks' ADP holding steady around pick 130 over the past month. This makes him a highly stable late-round target. Our projection of 113.7 fantasy points suggests he represents a safe bench value with immediate, high-end insurance upside if Montgomery misses time.
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Outlook Emanuel Wilson
Late-Round Backfield Uncertainty Creates Intriguing Bench Stash Opportunity in Seattle
Emanuel Wilson enters a new environment in Seattle, currently projected as a depth piece behind Jadarian Price. However, with primary backup Zach Charbonnet recovering from a torn ACL suffered in January, Wilson has a clear path to early-season touches. Our models project Wilson for 62 carries, 257 rushing yards, and two touchdowns as he attempts to carve out a steady rotational role in this backfield.
Wilson's fantasy draft stock has remained stubbornly stable, with his ADP hovering consistently around 185 over the past month. In 1.0 PPR formats, this late-round price represents a low-risk, high-upside flyer. While his current start rate sits under 10% across leagues, his roster ownership has spiked near 50%, highlighting that fantasy managers are eagerly stashing him as a potential handcuff or committee contributor.
If Price struggles or Seattle opts for a shared workload, Wilson's past efficiency—averaging nearly four yards per carry in his career—suggests he can outperform his current draft price. While he remains a bench stash to open the year, our projections suggest he is a solid value option to target at the end of drafts.
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