Kaleb Johnson
RBGB · 6'1" · 224 lb · age 23 · Iowa · year 2
Updated Oct 11, 2026 at 12:26 AM ET
Week 5
6.3PPR pts · RB40
Market-based projection: 6.3 PPR points in Week 5 (RB40). Week 5 lines: 34.5 rushing yards, 0.5 receiving yards, 0.5 catches. Week 4 against TB: 8 carries, 42 rushing yards.
Week 5 upsideLimited23
- Usage8 carries and 0 targets in Week 4
Where drafts take him
| Format | ADP | Rank |
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Player markets
- Anytime touchdown32% chance16 market sources
- Rushing yards34.515 market sources
- Catches0.51 market source
- Receiving yards0.51 market source
- Rushing and receiving yards38.51 market source
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Johnson's draft market, the last 14 days
Among running backs he is RB40 today.
He sits in tier 9 at RB, and 5 player markets across 16 market sources cover him, so the market column beside his pick is live.
Parlae start or sit calls this season: 2,272 right of 3,925 graded, 6,076 published. Misses stay up. See the record.
By the Parlae deskPlayer data updated Oct 11, 2026 at 12:26 AM ETHow this is builtReport a wrong number
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