Israel Abanikanda

RB · NYJ

3.1PPG

+0 vs 2023 avg (3.1) · 6 games

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Snap-share floor (your definition of “starting”)

any snaps

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Scoring

Week-by-week fantasy points2023 · all games

Counted in splitExcludedHover a bar for the game

Source: nflverse play-by-play, computed from real snaps — not an AI guess. Deterministic and reproducible. Hover any bar to see the game behind it.

3.1

Avg PPG (split)

3.3

Median week

Ceiling

-0.1

Floor

start/sit readConsistency: volatileTD-reliance: 0%

Usage & role context — 2023Prior season

Red-zone role

share of team RZ opps · 0 chances

-3.4%

Team pass rate (PROE)

run-leaning play-caller (NYJ)

Team play-action

of dropbacks (NYJ)

Next Gen Stats via nflverse; team play-action via FTN Data (via nflverse). Prior-season context, shown beside the split — never folded into it.

◆ What the average was hiding

Boom/bust watch: 62% of the points in this split came from just 2 games — the median week is lower than the average implies.

Game log

6 games · 3.1 PPG avg

Wk	Opp	Rush yd	Rec	Yds	Snap	QB	Def	Pts
11	@BUFL	11	1	5	18%!	Wilson	mid	2.6
14	HOUW	-1	0	0	7%!	Wilson	tough	-0.1
15	@MIAL	8	2	11	38%!	Siemian	mid	3.9
16	WASW	43	0	0	18%!	Siemian	soft	4.3
17	@CLEL	3	4	27	26%!	Siemian	tough	7.0
18	@NEW	6	0	0	8%!	Siemian	tough	0.6

Every TrueValue on this site is an average of exactly these rows — filtered by the conditions you pick above. !marks a game he didn’t finish, which durable-role splits leave out.

Schedule ahead — NYJvs RB · 2025 defenses

Fantasy playoffs (wk 15–17) · 1 soft, 2 tough

Wk 15

@ARI

Wk 16

Wk 17

MIN

Full season

Wk 1

@TEN

Wk 2

Wk 3

@DET

Wk 4

@CHI

Wk 5

CLE

Wk 6

@NE

Wk 7

MIA

Wk 8

Wk 9

@KC

Wk 10

BUF

Wk 11

@LAC

Wk 12

@MIA

Wk 14

DEN

Wk 15

@ARI

Wk 16

Wk 17

MIN

Wk 18

@BUF

Green = that defense allowed the most fantasy points to RBs last season, red = the fewest. Matchup is a tiebreaker, not a verdict — it moves a close call, not a clear one.