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Sam Darnold’s passing efficiency has dipped late in the season, and the matchup further caps his yardage ceiling.

• Has surpassed this number just three times over his last four games
• The Patriots allowed the ninth-fewest passing yards during the regular season
• The Patriots ranked ninth in explosive pass rate allowed and consistently limited downfield gains

When pressure limits efficiency and big plays are taken away, Darnold’s passing yardage stays suppressed.

Kenneth Walker’s workload and versatility spike without backfield competition, raising his total yardage floor.

• Logged 45 total touches for 256 yards over the last two games without Charbonnet
• The Patriots allow the sixth-most receptions to running backs
• Walker ranked third in explosive runs among qualified backs during the regular season

When volume and big-play ability align, Walker’s total yardage clears comfortably. My #1 pick is a different Patriot looking to crush his reception prop.

George Holani’s receiving role expands when backfield injuries force usage through the air.

• Caught three passes for 27 yards last week without Charbonnet
• Running backs account for 24% of New England’s allowed receptions, the third-highest rate in the NFL
• Denver’s backfield combined for five receptions against the Patriots last week

When backs are funneled targets underneath, Holani’s receiving yardage remains in play.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s usage remains steady, but his recent output and matchup cap his yardage ceiling.

• Has surpassed this number just twice over his last eight games, averaging 82 receiving yards
• The Patriots allowed the sixth-fewest wide receiver yards this season
• Christian Gonzalez has allowed a 44.8% catch rate, the second-lowest among qualifying cornerbacks, and just one touchdown in coverage

When coverage limits efficiency and volume stays contained, Smith-Njigba’s yardage upside narrows.

Jake Bobo’s role remains minimal, keeping his receiving production near zero.

• Has just four receptions all season
• Averages fewer than four routes per game
• The Patriots allow the seventh-fewest receptions to wide receivers

When routes and opportunities are scarce, a catch is unlikely.

Drake Maye’s rushing volume drops against defenses that generate pressure without forcing scrambles.

• Has surpassed this number just five times all season
• Seattle forces the seventh-fewest quarterback rush attempts
• Maye has taken a sack on 45.5% of his pressures in the playoffs, the worst rate among playoff quarterbacks

When pressure turns into sacks instead of escapes, rushing attempts dry up.