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Rest-of-Season Rankings: Most Projected PPR Points, Weeks 8-10

Rest-of-season PPR rankings for Weeks 8-10: Jahmyr Gibbs and Jaxon Smith-Njigba both project 76.7, with season and last-3 PPG as of Oct 28, 2026.

As of Oct 28, 2026, Jahmyr Gibbs and Jaxon Smith-Njigba are tied for the most projected PPR points over Weeks 8-10 among running backs, wide receivers and tight ends (76.7 each). Josh Allen leads quarterbacks at 71.2 and Brock Bowers leads tight ends at 51.2.

By DynastyMath Staff · Published · Numbers as of October 28, 2026 · 5 min read

One week of projections is a coin flip. Three weeks starts to look like a plan. This is the rest-of-season board for Weeks 8, 9 and 10: PPR projections added up, next to what each player has actually scored. Numbers as of Oct 28, 2026.

How to read it. The 3-week total is the sum of the three weekly projections. Per week is that total divided by three. Season PPG and last 3 PPG are scoring so far. ROS score blends the average projection (40%), last-3 PPG (30%) and season PPG (30%). Players missing a projection for any of the three weeks are left out of the tables and covered in a note below.

Running backs: the 3-week leaders

RankPlayerTeam3-week totalPer weekSeason PPGLast 3 PPGROS scoreStatus
1Jahmyr GibbsDET76.725.628.524.226Active
2Bijan RobinsonATL65.521.820.813.419Active
3Kenneth Walker IIIKC63.621.224.622.822.7Active
4Jonathan TaylorIND58.919.619.617.118.9Active
5Kyren WilliamsLAR58.119.419.615.818.4Active
6Javonte WilliamsDAL56.618.918.616.218Active
7Chuba HubbardCAR51171818.317.7Active
8Ashton JeantyLV48.216.117.41616.4Active

Jahmyr Gibbs leads the backs at 76.7, 11.2 points ahead of Bijan Robinson (65.5). Gibbs projects for 25.6 a week against a 28.5 season average, so even a discount to his own pace tops the board. His ROS score of 26 is also the best of any back. 3 of the 16 backs and receivers in the two tables are scoring above their season average over their last three games.

Wide receivers: the 3-week leaders

RankPlayerTeam3-week totalPer weekSeason PPGLast 3 PPGROS scoreStatus
1Jaxon Smith-NjigbaSEA76.725.62826.526.6Active
2Puka NacuaLAR69.123.022.724.523.4Active
3CeeDee LambDAL59.519.822.214.418.9Active
4Ja'Marr ChaseCIN56.418.816.214.216.6Active
5Zay FlowersBAL56.318.820.418.319.1Active
6Amon-Ra St. BrownDET55.518.521.417.519.1Questionable
7Justin JeffersonMIN5317.714.410.814.6Active
8Drake LondonATL4916.315.416.916.2Active

Jaxon Smith-Njigba projects for 76.7, level with Gibbs for the top spot among RBs, WRs and TEs. Puka Nacua is next at 69.1, 7.6 behind. Across all four tables, three players are listed Questionable: Amon-Ra St. Brown, Lamar Jackson and Tyler Warren. Check their status before you commit.

Quarterbacks and tight ends

RankPlayerTeam3-week totalPer weekSeason PPGLast 3 PPGROS scoreStatus
1Josh AllenBUF71.223.727.522.424.5Active
2Drake MayeNE66.622.220.930.224.2Active
3Lamar JacksonBAL64.621.5201820Questionable
4Trevor LawrenceJAX63.421.119.720.720.6Active
5Dak PrescottDAL57.819.31915.618.1Active
6Joe BurrowCIN57.719.222.225.722.1Active

Josh Allen is the top quarterback at 71.2 for three weeks, then Drake Maye (66.6) and Lamar Jackson (64.6). Josh Allen also has the best ROS score of any quarterback (24.5), with Drake Maye second (24.2). Only Jaxon Smith-Njigba (26.6) and Jahmyr Gibbs (26) score higher across all four positions.

RankPlayerTeam3-week totalPer weekSeason PPGLast 3 PPGROS scoreStatus
1Brock BowersLV51.217.119.115.817.3Active
2Trey McBrideARI50.716.918.620.318.4Active
3Travis KelceKC37.412.511.77.110.6Active
4Tyler WarrenIND3712.31415.113.7Questionable
5Sam LaPortaDET36.312.113.21513.3Active

At tight end, Brock Bowers leads at 51.2, with Trey McBride close behind at 50.7. After those two the position drops to 37.4 for Travis Kelce, so the top pair is where the gap lives.

Running hot, running cold

Season PPG against last 3 PPG, among the top 40 RB, WR and TE by 3-week total with three recent games:

Scoring above their season pace

PlayerPos3-week totalSeason PPGLast 3 PPGLast 3 minus seasonStatus
Tetairoa McMillanWR41.116.222.6+6.4Active
Ollie Gordon IIRB40.910.916.7+5.8Active
George PickensWR39.413.919+5.1Active
Brenton StrangeTE32.91013.2+3.2Active

Scoring below their season pace

PlayerPos3-week totalSeason PPGLast 3 PPGLast 3 minus seasonStatus
CeeDee LambWR59.522.214.4-7.8Active
Bijan RobinsonRB65.520.813.4-7.4Active
Derrick HenryRB48.117.510.6-6.9Active
Jalen CokerWR46.2147.1-6.9Active

Tetairoa McMillan is the hottest of the group: 22.6 over his last three against 16.2 for the season (+6.4). CeeDee Lamb is the coldest at 14.4 against 22.2 (-7.8). Three games is a small sample. A hot streak can cool and a cold one can turn. The 3-week total is the steadier guide.

Missing a week. 11 backs and receivers in the top 60 by value have only two projected weeks, so their totals run short. Compare them per projected week instead: Christian McCaffrey (22.6 per projected week), Nico Collins (17.7 per projected week) and Bucky Irving (16.6 per projected week).

How to use this

  1. Rank your RB and WR slots by 3-week total. Break ties with ROS score.
  2. Check status before kickoff. Tags change during the week.
  3. Settle close calls with the start/sit tool for two players you can't split.
  4. Shop for depth on the waiver wire if your flex is thin.
  5. Want every position? The full rest-of-season rankings go deeper than the tables here.

Frequently asked questions

Who has the most projected points over Weeks 8 to 10?

As of Oct 28, 2026, Jahmyr Gibbs and Jaxon Smith-Njigba are tied at 76.7 projected PPR points among running backs, wide receivers and tight ends. Josh Allen leads quarterbacks at 71.2.

Which running back has the best rest-of-season outlook?

Jahmyr Gibbs, by 11.2 points over Bijan Robinson. His 3-week total is 76.7 and his ROS score is 26.

Which tight end has the best 3-week outlook?

Brock Bowers at 51.2 projected points, then Trey McBride at 50.7.

Why is a player missing from the tables?

A player without a projection for all three weeks is left out, because the total would run short. Check the per-week rate instead.

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Numbers as of October 28, 2026. Live values move daily, so check the linked pages for today’s. Fantasy football is for fun. This is data, not betting advice.

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