Should I start Blake Corum or Malik Nabers in Week 9?
Updated Nov 3, 12:11 AM ET. Week 10 answers post Tuesday.
Start Malik Nabers: 84 percent of the snaps and 36 percent of the targets over their last 3 games, against Blake Corum's 33 percent of the snaps and 40 percent of the carries. No market projection is posted on either of them this week, so this is a usage call, and a lower confidence one than a call made on a projection. What follows is what each of them has done.
Should I drop Blake Corum for Malik Nabers?
Yes, on the rest of the season. Malik Nabers projects 119 market-implied PPR points from Week 9 through Week 17 (13.2 a game over 9 games), Blake Corum 65 (8.1 a game over 8 games).
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Neither man carries a season projection right now, so this is their usage this season and their last full season's numbers, side by side.
RB28 · LAR · bye 11
2026 vs carries line 3-5
- Market-based projection
- 9.5 pts a game Wk 8 price
- Overall rank
- 82
WR33 · NYG · bye 8
2026 vs anytime td line 2-5
- Overall rank
- 83
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The gap
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Draft data is not current for these two, so the figures that depend on it are left out. The call above comes from each player's usage.
Where the draft room stands
Live drafts hold no current pick on Blake Corum, and the board ranks him 82nd overall on the rest of his evidence.
Live drafts hold no current pick on Malik Nabers, and the board ranks him 83rd overall on the rest of his evidence.
By format he goes standard: ADP 12; 2QB: ADP 27.
The market-based projections
The market-based projection for Blake Corum is 4.0 PPR points a game off 1 market across 4 market sources. That is 30 percent of what a running back's projection needs, so it is a fragment of one rather than a projection.
The market-based projection for Malik Nabers is 2.9 PPR points a game off 1 market across 4 market sources. That is 30 percent of what a wide receiver's projection needs, so it is a fragment of one rather than a projection.
Blake Corum's projection is not complete, so the two figures are not set against each other here.
This season so far
Through Week 8, Blake Corum has been on the field for 30 percent of LAR snaps, taken 37 percent of the carries, drawn 5 percent of the targets and had 15 percent of the red zone chances.
He has taken 0 of the offence's 66 third down targets, had 2 of its 21 chances inside the five and seen 0 of its 39 two minute targets.
His 15 targets have averaged 0.3 air yards.
In Week 6 against ARI he carried 9 times for 42 yards, caught 2 of 2 targets for 18 yards and scored 1 touchdown.
In Week 7 against LV he carried 17 times for 93 yards, caught 1 of 1 target for 8 yards and scored 1 touchdown.
In Week 8 against LAC he carried 11 times for 73 yards, caught 0 of 1 target for 0 yards and scored 1 touchdown.
Through Week 7, Malik Nabers has been on the field for 76 percent of NYG snaps, drawn 30 percent of the targets and had 15 percent of the red zone chances.
He has taken 15 of the offence's 61 third down targets, had 2 of its 13 chances inside the five and seen 12 of its 32 two minute targets.
His 70 targets have averaged 11.6 air yards.
In Week 5 against WAS he caught 11 of 20 targets for 121 yards and scored 1 touchdown.
In Week 6 against NO he caught 12 of 15 targets for 165 yards and did not score.
In Week 7 against HOU he caught 7 of 9 targets for 111 yards and did not score.
Their 2025 seasons
In 2025 Blake Corum played 17 games and scored 122.2 PPR points, 7.2 a game, finishing RB40.
He carried 145 times for 746 yards and 6 touchdowns, and caught 8 of 14 targets for 36 more yards.
That came to 8-9 carries a game at 5.1 yards a carry and 0-1 catches a game.
He was on the field for 29 percent of the snaps in the games he played.
In 2025 Malik Nabers played 4 games and scored 57.1 PPR points, 14.3 a game, finishing WR101.
He caught 18 of 35 targets for 271 yards and 2 touchdowns, with 3 red zone targets.
That came to 8.8 targets a game, a 51 percent catch rate and 15.1 yards a catch.
He was on the field for 78 percent of the snaps in the games he played.
Blake Corum was available for 13 games more.
Side by side
In 2025 Malik Nabers scored 14.3 PPR points a game and Blake Corum 7.2, 7.1 a game between them.
Blake Corum finished RB40 and Malik Nabers WR101, which are two different ladders.
Blake Corum is a running back and Malik Nabers a wide receiver, so the question is which slot you fill first rather than which of them is better.
Byes and availability
Blake Corum is off in Week 11 and Malik Nabers in Week 8, so either can cover the other's bye.
Drop or keep
Should I drop Blake Corum for Malik Nabers?
Yes, on the rest of the season. Malik Nabers projects 119 market-implied PPR points from Week 9 through Week 17 (13.2 a game over 9 games), Blake Corum 65 (8.1 a game over 8 games).
Should I drop Malik Nabers for Blake Corum?
No. Keep Malik Nabers: he projects 119 market-implied PPR points from Week 9 through Week 17 (13.2 a game over 9 games), Blake Corum 65 (8.1 a game over 8 games).
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