TrueSplits

George Holani

RB · SEA

2.1PPG
+0 vs 2025 avg (2.1) · 10 games
SeasonLive · Free
Game script & venueLive · Free
Matchup (defense vs his position)Live · Free
Snap-share floor (your definition of “starting”)
Honest filtersLive · Free
Scoring
Week-by-week fantasy points2025 · 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.

2.1
Avg PPG (split)
0.3
Median week
9.1
Ceiling
0
Floor
start/sit readConsistency: volatileTD-reliance: 29%
Usage & role context — 2025Prior season
3%
Red-zone role
share of team RZ opps · 5 chances
-5.3%
Team pass rate (PROE)
run-leaning play-caller (SEA)
11%
Team play-action
of dropbacks (SEA)

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: 73% of the points in this split came from just 2 games — the median week is lower than the average implies.

Game log

10 games · 2.1 PPG avg
WkOppRush ydTDRecYdsTDSnapQBDefPts
1SFL000000%!Darnoldsoft0.0
2@PITW000000%!Darnoldtough6.0
3NOW270215035%!Darnoldmid4.2
4@ARIW000000%!Darnoldsoft0.0
5TBL000000%!Darnoldmid0.0
6@JAXW000000%!Darnoldtough0.0
7HOUW000000%!Darnoldtough0.0
9@WASW900006%!Darnoldsoft0.9
10ARIW31100018%!Darnoldsoft9.1
11@LAL600002%!Darnoldmid0.6

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 — SEAvs RB · 2025 defenses
Fantasy playoffs (wk 1517) · 1 soft, 0 tough
Wk 15
@PHI
Wk 16
LA
Wk 17
@CAR
Full season
Wk 1
NE
Wk 2
@ARI
Wk 3
@WAS
Wk 4
LAC
Wk 5
SF
Wk 6
@DEN
Wk 7
KC
Wk 8
CHI
Wk 9
ARI
Wk 10
@LV
Wk 12
@SF
Wk 13
DAL
Wk 14
NYG
Wk 15
@PHI
Wk 16
LA
Wk 17
@CAR
Wk 18
@LA

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.