RB · Las Vegas · 2026 outlook
Ashton Jeanty's 266 carries and 55 receptions show a large Las Vegas role, but his 3.67 yards per carry demands caution.
Jeanty's 2025 workload gives his case a sturdy base. He played 17 games, handled 266 carries, caught 55 passes, and stayed on the field for a 78% snap share. That usage produced 975 rushing yards, 346 receiving yards, and 5 rushing touchdowns. The weak point is efficiency. His 3.67 yards per carry left plenty of volume without matching rushing output, so managers shouldn't treat the workload as proof that the same carries will become better gains. Las Vegas used him in both the running and passing games, which matters, but the measured season also shows why his price needs scrutiny.
Draft behavior is already pushing Jeanty ahead of his consensus slot. The board places him 28 overall, RB11, and in tier 4, while drafters take him 11 spots earlier. That gap asks buyers to pay for improvement beyond the 2025 rushing line. His 2026 schedule rates 2 of 5, a tough draw, and the bye arrives in week 13. Neither point erases the value of a 78% snap share or 55 receptions, yet both narrow the margin for error at an aggressive cost. Jeanty fits managers willing to bet on better rushing efficiency, but his last season doesn't make that improvement a settled fact.
Jeanty gained 975 rushing yards on 266 carries, which works out to 3.67 yards per carry. The 78% snap share and 55 receptions confirm that opportunity wasn't scarce. His concern is what he produced with that opportunity, especially when drafters are selecting him 11 spots earlier than his consensus rank.
He caught 55 passes for 346 receiving yards across 17 games. That receiving line adds another route to weekly production beyond his 266 carries. It also helps explain the 78% snap share, though targets and receiving touchdowns aren't in the dataset behind this page, so those parts of his passing-game role can't be judged here.
The consensus board ranks Jeanty 28 overall, RB11, and in tier 4. Drafters take him 11 spots earlier than that ranking, so the market price assumes more than the board does. A tough 2 of 5 schedule and week 13 bye add context for managers deciding whether his heavy workload is worth that premium.
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