Hidden Stat Line: Week 17 Backfield Breakdown

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Published on January 5, 2021

We'll do this a little different after Week 17, focusing on the 14 playoff teams. The other 18 backfields will get a closer look later this month in our special, end-of-year edition of Hidden Stat Line, which we hope will be a useful offseason resource for anyone playing dynasty or best ball.

Week 17 RB Leaderboard

All Running Backs

		Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB
1	Dare Ogunbowale	97%	14	7	17.5%	37	0.77
2	Darwin Thompson	92%	14	7	23.0%	26	0.79
3	David Montgomery	83%	22	9	22.0%	30	0.70
4	Jeff Wilson	83%	20	7	20.0%	28	0.70
5	Derrick Henry	82%	34	0	0.0%	14	0.48
6	Jonathan Taylor	80%	30	2	7.7%	14	0.52
7	Aaron Jones	70%	11	5	20.8%	14	0.56
8	Ty Montgomery	69%	18	2	6.9%	17	0.49
9	Boston Scott	68%	15	5	17%	18	0.51
10	Cam Akers	66%	21	4	10.8%	17	0.40
11	James Conner	64%	9	8	18.6%	14	0.31
12	Melvin Gordon	64%	26	6	15.0%	16	0.36
13	Alexander Mattison	63%	21	3	7.9%	18	0.42
14	Sony Michel	63%	16	3	10.0%	8	0.24
15	Rodney Smith	63%	10	1	2.8%	23	0.56
16	Antonio Gibson	59%	19	1	3.5%	11	0.31
17	Ezekiel Elliott	58%	14	4	9.1%	20	0.38
18	Kareem Hunt	57%	10	1	3.9%	17	0.55
19	Wayne Gallman	57%	11	0	0.0%	10	0.37
20	D'Andre Swift	55%	12	3	9.7%	14	0.44
21	Kenyan Drake	55%	10	3	11.1%	10	0.32
22	Ronald Jones	54%	12	0	0.0%	14	0.33
23	Ty Johnson	54%	11	2	6.1%	16	0.43
24	Josh Jacobs	54%	15	1	2.9%	12	0.29
25	Chris Carson	46%	11	2	6.3%	16	0.42
26	Leonard Fournette	45%	5	2	5.3%	12	0.29
27	Nick Chubb	44%	14	1	3.9%	10	0.32
28	Antonio Williams	44%	12	1	2.7%	6	0.15
29	J.D. McKissic	44%	2	8	27.6%	21	0.60
30	Samaje Perine	44%	9	0	0.00%	5	0.24
31	Austin Ekeler	44%	7	7	23.3%	17	0.49
32	J.K. Dobbins	43%	13	0	0.0%	9	0.47
33	Rashaad Penny	43%	6	0	0.0%	12	0.32
34	Brian Hill	43%	9	3	7.3%	15	0.33
35	Tony Pollard	41%	5	5	11.4%	19	0.36
36	Chase Edmonds	40%	3	2	7.4%	9	0.29
37	Todd Gurley	39%	9	1	2.4%	11	0.24
38	Josh Adams	38%	11	4	12.1%	9	0.24
39	Kalen Ballage	35%	13	0	0.0%	6	0.17
40	Malcolm Brown	32%	3	1	2.7%	14	0.33
41	James White	31%	0	7	23.3%	11	0.32
42	Justin Jackson	30%	9	2	6.7%	9	0.26
43	Devin Singletary	28%	3	1	2.7%	9	0.23
44	Zack Moss	28%	3	1	2.7%	11	0.28
45	Adrian Peterson	27%	7	0	0.0%	4	0.13
46	Gus Edwards	26%	12	1	5.3%	4	0.21
47	Jamaal Williams	26%	5	0	0.0%	6	0.24
48	Devontae Booker	25%	5	0	0.0%	5	0.12
49	Mark Ingram	23%	9	0	0.0%	2	0.11
50	Alfred Morris	22%	5	1	4.0%	4	0.15
51	Theo Riddick	21%	0	5	14.3%	10	0.24
52	Anthony McFarland	20%	5	1	2.3%	5	0.11
53	Nyheim Hines	18%	2	7	26.9%	7	0.26
54	Ito Smith	18%	3	4	9.8%	8	0.18

RBs from Playoff Teams Only

		Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB
1	Darwin Thompson	92%	14	7	23.0%	26	0.79
2	David Montgomery	83%	22	9	22.0%	30	0.70
3	Derrick Henry	82%	34	0	0.0%	14	0.48
4	Jonathan Taylor	80%	30	2	7.7%	14	0.52
5	Aaron Jones	70%	11	5	20.8%	14	0.56
6	Ty Montgomery	69%	18	2	6.9%	17	0.49
7	Cam Akers	66%	21	4	10.8%	17	0.40
8	James Conner	64%	9	8	18.6%	14	0.31
9	Antonio Gibson	59%	19	1	3.5%	11	0.31
10	Kareem Hunt	57%	10	1	3.9%	17	0.55
11	Ronald Jones	54%	12	0	0.0%	14	0.33
12	Chris Carson	46%	11	2	6.3%	16	0.42
13	Leonard Fournette	45%	5	2	5.3%	12	0.29
14	Nick Chubb	44%	14	1	3.9%	10	0.32
15	Antonio Williams	44%	12	1	2.70%	6	0.15
16	J.D. McKissic	44%	2	8	27.6%	21	0.60
17	J.K. Dobbins	43%	13	0	0.0%	9	0.47
18	Rashaad Penny	43%	6	0	0.0%	12	0.32
19	Malcolm Brown	32%	3	1	2.7%	14	0.33
20	Devin Singletary	28%	3	1	2.7%	9	0.23
21	Zack Moss	28%	3	1	2.7%	11	0.28
22	Gus Edwards	26%	12	1	5.3%	4	0.21
23	Jamaal Williams	26%	5	0	0.0%	6	0.24
24	Mark Ingram	23%	9	0	0.0%	2	0.11
25	Anthony McFarland	20%	5	1	2.3%	5	0.11
26	Nyheim Hines	18%	2	7	26.9%	7	0.26
27	Cordarrelle Patterson	16%	4	0	0.0%	6	0.14
28	Jeremy McNichols	16%	0	0	0.0%	2	0.07
29	A.J. Dillon	11%	1	0	0.0%	3	0.12
30	Alex Collins	11%	5	0	0.0%	1	0.03
31	Peyton Barber	10%	4	0	0.0%	1	0.03
32	Darrel Williams	8%	0	1	3.2%	3	0.09

Game-by-Game Breakdowns

(Snap totals, snap shares, carries and targets come from pro-football-reference.com or NFL.com's game books. Data on dropbacks and routes run come from Pro Football Focus.)

Dolphins (26) at Bills (56)

Dolphins

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Myles Gaskin	61%	7	5	8.5%	24	0.41	15.7
Salvon Ahmed	38%	6	3	5.1%	13	0.22	12.3

Bills

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Antonio Williams	44%	12	1	2.7%	6	0.15	20.8
Devin Singletary	28%	3	1	2.7%	9	0.23	1.8
Zack Moss	28%	3	1	2.7%	11	0.28	2.6

Williams didn't play at all in the first half. Prior to halftime, Moss and Singletary both had three carries and one target, with the rookie holding an 18-17 snap advantage.
Williams then played 97% of snaps in the second half, putting up 12-63-2 and a catch for 20 yards against Miami's starting defense. This was the undrafted rookie's NFL debut, after spending most of the year on the Buffalo practice squad.

Ravens (38) at Bengals (3)

Ravens

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
J.K. Dobbins	43%	13	0	0.0%	9	0.47	28
Gus Edwards	26%	12	1	5.3%	4	0.21	7.5
Mark Ingram	23%	9	0	0.0%	2	0.11	3.9
Justice Hill	12%	2	0	0.0%	2	0.11	2.1

Dobbins got 54% of snaps and 13 carries through three quarters, but Edwards (32%, 12 carries) wasn't too far behind, and Ingram (10%, three carries) also got some work.
Ingram played 73% of snaps in the fourth quarter, accounting for six of his nine carries. He was a distant third in the RB pecking order before the Ravens removed their starters.
Hill played six of the nine snaps (67%) on third-and-medium/long. Apart from that, he played just three snaps. He's been getting most of the third-down work for a couple months now, but it hasn't led to many touches. Hill finishes the regular season with 12 carries, five targets and 80 total yards on 73 offensive snaps. He was active for 12 games and played 192 snaps on special teams.
Dobbins scored a four-yard TD early in the third quarter and a 72-yard dagger late in the third.
Dobbins' TD was the only Baltimore snap inside the Cincinnati 5-yard line. The only other snap inside the 10 was a nine-yard TD pass to Marquise Brown, which Dobbins also was on the field for.
Dobbins enters the playoffs with a six-game touchdown streak, averaging 12.8 carries for 82.5 yards (6.4 YPC) and 1.17 TDs in that stretch. The first of those games came Week 11 against the Titans, who he'll now face again in the wild-card round. Dobbins ran for 15-70-1 and a two-point conversion in the first matchup, adding two catches for 15 yards while playing 63% of snaps. Gus Edwards had his quietest game of the season (three carries for six yards) and Ingram was also invisible (two carries for two yards).
Dobbins missed Week 12. In the five games since, he's taken five of Baltimore's seven carries inside the 5-yard line, with Edwards and Lamar Jackson getting one apiece. Dobbins has played eight of 12 snaps (67%) inside the five during that time.

Bengals

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Samaje Perine	44%	9	0	0.0%	5	0.24	5.1
Giovani Bernard	37%	3	1	5.0%	5	0.24	0.7
Trayveon Williams	21%	4	1	5.0%	1	0.05	8.2

Steelers (22) at Browns (24)

Steelers

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
James Conner	64%	9	8	18.6%	14	0.31	8.7
Anthony McFarland	20%	5	1	2.3%	5	0.11	1.7
Benny Snell	17%	3	0	0.0%	4	0.09	1

Conner played a full game, getting at least 45% of the snaps in each quarter. He logged 80% in the first quarter and 70% in the fourth, and the eight targets were three more than his previous season high.
After missing Weeks 12, 13 and 15, Conner played 62% and 64% of snaps over the final two games, seeing nearly as many targets (13) as carries (14). He should maintain his lead role in the playoffs, but it's been over two months now since he got more than 13 carries in a game. The Steelers haven't really been able to run the ball since October, and OC Randy Fichtner — for better or worse — is quick to #AbandonIt when it isn't working.
Conner and McFarland got one snap apiece inside the 5-yard line, but both plays were passes.

Browns

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Kareem Hunt	57%	10	1	3.9%	17	0.55	4.6
Nick Chubb	44%	14	1	3.9%	10	0.32	16.8

Hunt again dominated work in the fourth quarter, getting 87% of snaps and four of the six carries.
Prior to the fourth quarter, Chubb handled 53% of snaps and 12 of the 18 RB carries.
The Browns had both Chubb and Hunt healthy for eight straight games to close out the regular season. Here's the split for Quarters 1-3 in those eight games:

Now here's the split in Q4:

In terms of inside the-five carries, Chubb only has a 7-5 advantage, but he scored on four of those, while Hunt punched it in just once. And Chubb got seven of the nine inside-the-five carries the past six weeks.

Vikings (37) at Lions (35)

Vikings

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Alexander Mattison	63%	21	3	7.9%	18	0.42	28
Ameer Abdullah	20%	0	3	7.9%	13	0.30	8.2
Mike Boone	15%	5	0	0.0%	3	0.07	2.9

Lions

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
D'Andre Swift	55%	12	3	9.7%	14	0.44	14.5
Adrian Peterson	27%	7	0	0.0%	4	0.13	12.3
Kerryon Johnson	16%	0	1	3.2%	4	0.13	0

Jets (14) at Patriots (28)

Jets

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Ty Johnson	54%	11	2	6.1%	16	0.43	7.8
Josh Adams	38%	11	4	12.1%	9	0.24	12.9

Patriots

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Sony Michel	63%	16	3	10.0	8	0.24	21.1
James White	31%	0	7	23.3%	11	0.32	11.1
J.J. Taylor	6%	0	0	0.0	1	0.03	0

Cowboys (19) at Giants (23)

Cowboys

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Ezekiel Elliott	58%	14	4	9.1%	20	0.38	13.6
Tony Pollard	41%	5	5	11.4%	19	0.36	4.8

Giants

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Wayne Gallman	57%	11	0	0.0	10	0.37	6.5
Alfred Morris	22%	5	1	4.0%	4	0.15	1.2
Dion Lewis	21%	1	1	4.0%	7	0.26	0.7

Falcons (27) at Buccaneers (44)

Falcons

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Brian Hill	43%	9	3	7.3%	15	0.33	15.1
Todd Gurley	39%	9	1	2.4%	11	0.24	4
Ito Smith	18%	3	4	9.8%	8	0.18	2.1

Bucs

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Ronald Jones	54%	12	0	0%	14	0.33	13.8
Leonard Fournette	45%	5	2	5.3%	12	0.29	3.7

LeSean McCoy was a healthy scratch, and Ke'Shawn Vaughn didn't play until garbage time. Jones and Fournette split work pretty evenly throughout most of the game, but Jones took over in the fourth quarter, playing 95% of snaps and taking seven carries for 42 yards and a touchdown.
Through three quarters, Fournette played 57% of snaps and had the same number of carries (five) as Jones.
Jones got two of three snaps inside the 5-yard line, including the only carry (which he took for a three-yard TD).
Fournette played 82% of the third-down snaps, but only 38% of snaps on first and second downs.

Saints (33) at Panthers (7)

Saints

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Ty Montgomery	69%	18	2	6.9%	17	0.49	11.2
Tony Jones	8%	3	0	0.0%	2	0.06	1.3

Alvin Kamara, Latavius Murray and Dwayne Washington all were on the COVID-19 list.
Jones was called up from the practice squad. He got three carries on five snaps in the first half, but didn't play at all after halftime. Jones did appear to be limping at one point, though no injury was ever reported.
The Saints play their wild-card game Sunday, which means Kamara can return from the COVID-19 list if he remains asymptomatic and tests negative this week. Murray and Washington were only close contacts, so they'll be able to play as long as they don't test positive.

Panthers

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Rodney Smith	63%	10	1	2.8%	23	0.56	10.9
Tommy Stevens	8%	4	0	0.0%	1	0.02	2.4

Packers (35) at Bears (16)

Packers

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Aaron Jones	70%	11	5	20.8%	14	0.56	16.5
Jamaal Williams	26%	5	0	0%	6	0.24	2.6
A.J. Dillon	11%	1	0	0%	3	0.12	0.3

With a bye week on the line and Williams healthy, Dillon didn't have an opportunity to build on his Week 16 breakout. The rookie took just two snaps and one carry before the fourth quarter, while Jones reached 70% snap share for just the third time this year.
Jones played 84% and 65% of snaps in two playoff games last season, scoring four touchdowns despite being held to 118 yards on 33 carries (3.6 YPC) and 31 yards on six receptions. Williams got only four carries and four targets in the playoffs, with Jones taking on a larger share of the workload.

Bears

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
David Montgomery	83%	22	9	22.0%	30	0.70	23.7
Cordarrelle Patterson	16%	4	0	0.0	6	0.14	1.8

Montgomery scored at least 20 PPR points and 19 half-PPR points in six consecutive games to close out the season. Green Bay became the first team to keep him below 4.1 YPC in that stretch, but Montgomery made up for it with season highs for targets (nine), catches (nine) and receiving yards (63).
Monty had a decent game against the Saints (his wild-card opponent) back in Week 8 before his breakout, putting up 21-89-0 rushing and 2-16-0 on five targets. New Orleans allowed a league-low 16.0 fantasy points per game (half-PPR) to RBs this season, limiting them to 3.9 YPC and 4.4 YPT. The Saints did lose LB Kwon Alexander (Achilles) a couple weeks ago, but they got along fine without him in Sunday's 33-7 win over the Panthers, limiting Rodney Smith and Curtis Samuel to 13-43-1 on the ground.

Titans (41) at Texans (38)

Titans

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Derrick Henry	82%	34	0	0.0%	14	0.48	35.0
Jeremy McNichols	16%	0	0	0.0%	2	0.07	0

McNichols played nine of 10 snaps (90%) on third down. Henry played 57 of 60 (95%) on first and second downs.
Over the final three weeks of the regular season, Henry played 85% of the snaps on first and second downs, and got 81 of the team's 90 RB carries (Darrynton Evans took the other nine).
Evans played one snap Week 17, after getting 19 snaps over the previous two games combined.

Texans

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
David Johnson	98%	14	5	12.5%	25	0.57	19.5

Jaguars (14) at Colts (28)

Jaguars

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Dare Ogunbowale	97%	14	7	17.5%	37	0.77	9.2

Colts

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Jonathan Taylor	80%	30	2	7.7%	14	0.52	37.9
Nyheim Hines	18%	2	7	26.9%	7	0.26	9.7

With the Colts' season on the line, Taylor put up season highs for carries, rushing yards (253), fantasy points, snaps (55) and snap share. The yardage was a franchise record, tying DeMarco Murray (Oct. 23, 2011) for ninth place on the single-game leaderboard.
Taylor even played four of six snaps on third-and-medium/long, so apart from the two-minute drill, he seems to be preferred over Hines for any type of situation.
Jordan Wilkins was on the COVID list for this game, after only playing special teams the week before. Don't expect to see him in the playoffs.
Hines was targeted on each of his seven routes, incredibly. He finishes the season with 76 targets on 251 routes, which works out to 30.3%. That's Kamara-level usage.

Chargers (38) at Chiefs (31)

Chargers

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Austin Ekeler	44%	7	7	23.3%	17	0.49	14.1
Kalen Ballage	35%	13	0	0.0%	6	0.17	9.6
Justin Jackson	30%	9	2	6.7%	9	0.26	12.9

Chiefs

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Darwin Thompson	92%	14	7	22.6%	26	0.79	26.5
Darrel Williams	8%	0	1	3.2%	3	0.09	0.7

Le'Veon Bell (knee) technically was active but didn't actually play.
Clyde Edwards-Helaire (ankle) was inactive. The Chiefs hope he'll be ready after a bye week.

Raiders (32) at Broncos (31)

Raiders

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Josh Jacobs	54%	15	1	2.9%	12	0.29	20.9
Devontae Booker	25%	5	0	0.0%	5	0.12	1.6
Theo Riddick	21%	0	5	14.3%	10	0.24	6

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Broncos

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Melvin Gordon	64%	26	6	15.0%	16	0.36	19
Royce Freeman	35%	2	1	2.5%	19	0.43	2.7

Cardinals (7) at Rams (18)

Cardinals

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Kenyan Drake	55%	10	3	11.1%	10	0.32	6.6
Chase Edmonds	40%	3	2	7.4%	9	0.29	3.5

Rams

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Cam Akers	66%	21	4	10.8%	17	0.40	8.6
Malcolm Brown	32%	3	1	2.7%	14	0.33	2.3

Akers returned to the lead role after missing just one game with a high-ankle sprain. He managed just 1.6 YPC and lost a fumble, but he did at least finish with career highs for targets, catches (four) and receiving yards (52).
Darrell Henderson (ankle) was placed on IR last week, so he'll be ineligible for the first two rounds of the playoffs. It doesn't appear likely the Rams make it past the divisional round, but if they do, it's possible Henderson could return. He's also dealing with a high-ankle sprain, and it's apparently more severe than Akers'.

Seahawks (26) at 49ers (23)

Seahawks

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Chris Carson	46%	11	2	6.3%	16	0.42	9.3
Rashaad Penny	43%	6	0	0.0	12	0.32	1.9
Alex Collins	11%	5	0	0.0	1	0.03	8.9

With Carlos Hyde (illness), DeeJay Dallas (ankle) and Travis Homer (IR - knee) all unavailable, Carson and Penny split work through three quarters. At the end of the third quarter, Carson had seven carries and one target on 45% of snaps, while Penny had four carries and no targets on 55%.
Seattle then dusted off Collins late in the fourth quarter, bringing him in for the final five carries, which he took for 29 yards and a TD. The game was still close at that point, but the Saints and Packers had comfortable leads, so the Seahawks knew they had nothing to play for. Collins likely will be sent back to the practice squad for the playoffs.
Just a reminder: Homer was the team's third-down back earlier this season, while Hyde had been handling the work recently. However, Carson is a perfectly capable receiver, so he could get some of those snaps now that it's playoff time and nobody really cares about workload management.

Carroll said Travis Homer has a chance to return in the coming weeks from his injuries that led to an IR stint.
Jamarco Jones had surgery on his groin injury and is more in doubt of being able to return.
— Curtis Crabtree (@Curtis_Crabtree) January 1, 2021

49ers

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Jeff Wilson	83%	20	7	20.0%	28	0.70	22.3
Jerick McKinnon	14%	0	1	2.9	4	0.10	1.1
Tevin Coleman	3%	0	0	0.0	0	0.00	0

Washington Football Team (20) at Eagles (14)

WFT

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Antonio Gibson	59%	19	1	3.5%	11	0.31	8.6
J.D. McKissic	44%	2	8	27.6%	21	0.60	5.5
Peyton Barber	10%	4	0	0.0%	1	0.03	1

OC Scott Turner blamed game script when Gibson got just 10 carries and 30% snap share in his first game back from a toe injury Week 16 against Carolina. With Washington leading for the majority of the Week 17 contest, Gibson got his third-largest snap share and second-most carries of the season. The rookie shouldn't have any limitations in the playoffs, apart from his tough matchup with the Bucs defense.
Washington's only snap inside the Philadelphia 5-yard line was a carry where Gibson lost six yards.
McKissic played two-third of snaps on third downs, and three-quarters (9/12) on third-and-medium/long.
McKissic finishes the regular season with 51 of the 209 targets (24.4%) from Alex Smith, ahead of even Terry McLaurin (21.1%) and Logan Thomas (17.2%).
Gibson played four full games (Weeks 10-12, 17) with Smith as the starting QB. In those four games, the rookie averaged 17 carries for 82.3 yards and 1.5 TDs, plus 2.8 catches for 14.3 yards on 3.5 targets.

Eagles

	Snap Share	Carries	Targets	Target Share	Routes	Routes/DB	1/2 PPR Points
Boston Scott	68%	15	5	17.2%	18	0.51	8.9
Jason Huntley	29%	2	1	3.5%	6	0.17	1
Corey Clement	21%	1	1	3.5%	4	0.11	1.3