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Kenneth Walker’s workload has surged with the backfield thinned, pushing his carry count higher.

• Has surpassed this number in back-to-back games
• Logged 45 total touches for 256 yards over the last two games without Charbonnet
• Ranked 3RD in explosive runs among qualified running backs this season

When efficiency pairs with full workload control, rushing attempts follow.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s role has stayed volatile, and the matchup caps his reception ceiling.

• Has cleared this number just three times over his last eight games, averaging 6.5 receptions
• New England allowed the 7TH-FEWEST receptions to wide receivers this season
• Christian Gonzalez has allowed a 44.8% catch rate, the 2ND-LOWEST among qualifying cornerbacks

When volume is inconsistent and coverage tightens, receptions are hard to stack.

Cooper Kupp’s postseason usage bump keeps his yardage floor intact.

• Has cleared this number in back-to-back games, averaging 48 receiving yards
• Owns a 23.4% target rate per route and a 22% target share in the postseason, both up from roughly 16% during the regular season
• Against the 49ers, Kupp caught five passes even though Darnold threw just 17 times, showing his targets hold even when overall pass volume is suppressed

When usage survives low-volume scripts, yardage accumulates.

You can’t build a card entirely off one side. If New England is going to be represented, Drake Maye’s legs are the most reliable path to production.

• Has cleared this number in three of his last four games, topping 60 rushing yards twice
• Averaged 3.6 scrambles per game this season, the 2ND-HIGHEST rate among quarterbacks
• Seattle has allowed 51, 41, 37, 37, and 32 rushing yards to dual-threat QBs this year

When pressure closes passing lanes, Maye’s rushing becomes the outlet.