51.0

Season grade

How is this calculated?

Is Keaton Mitchell playing this week?

No injury designation

Official practice report (week 4): Full practice, ankle injury.

Keaton Mitchell has no injury designation on the latest injury reports for the week 4 game at the Seattle Seahawks.

Kickoff: Sun, Oct 4 · 4:25 PM ET.

Checked Oct 3, 7:33 PM ET against the ESPN injury report and the NFL's official weekly report (via nflverse). Injury news can change up to kickoff, so confirm with the team close to game time.

From the beat

What reporters are saying about him, last 3 days.

  • Keaton Mitchell (ankle) not listed on injury report for Week 4.

    Underdog NFL @UnderdogNFL · 1d ago · View on X

  • Keaton Mitchell (ankle) officially limited in practice again Thursday.

    Underdog NFL @UnderdogNFL · 2d ago · View on X

  • Keaton Mitchell (ankle) seen participating in practice Thursday, per @bynoahfurtado.

    Underdog NFL @UnderdogNFL · 2d ago · View on X

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Fantasy football · Week 4

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This player isn't in the week 4 fantasy rankings. We rank players who have a game this week and a meaningful projection, so backups and inactive players usually don't appear.

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Age

24

Height

5'8"

Weight

190 lb

College

East Carolina

Experience

3 seasons

Draft

2023 · Undrafted

Status

ACT

Grade Breakdown

What do these mean?

Why 51.0?

Mitchell sits right in the middle of qualifying running backs because no part of his grade stood out either way. Rushing success rate, expected points per touch and win probability added were all close to average. The sample is small, just 21 touches over 3 games.

Written by StatGrades AI from this season's play-by-play through week 4. It explains what happened; a grade isn't a forecast (what grades do and don't predict).

EPA / play

-0.116

Success rate

47%

WPA (sum)

-0.05

Opponent adj.

-0.004

Plays graded

21

Advanced stats

2026 season · tracking data from NFL Next Gen Stats
Rush yds over expected
+2.3
Yds over exp / att
+0.14
Carries over expected
0.4%
Expected rush yds
82.7
Efficiency
4.97
Vs 8+ in the box
23.5%
Time to line
3.20s
What do these mean?
Rush yds over expected:
Rushing yards above what the blocking and defenders in each carry would be expected to produce.
Yds over exp / att:
Rush yards over expected per carry.
Carries over expected:
Share of carries that gained more than expected.
Expected rush yds:
Yards the carries would be expected to gain on average, based on tracking data.
Efficiency:
Distance traveled per yard gained. Lower means a more direct, north-south runner.
Vs 8+ in the box:
Share of carries against eight or more defenders near the line.
Time to line:
Average seconds from the handoff to reaching the line of scrimmage.

Next Gen Stats data via nflverse (CC BY 4.0). Updated after games are final, not live, and covers QB, RB, WR and TE.

2026 Season Totals

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CarRush YdsRush TDRecRec YdsRec TDFum LostFantasySnapsSnap%ST%Grade
3 games178504101019.56031%18%51.0

Game log

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GameCarRush YdsRush TDRecRec YdsRec TDFum LostFantasySnapsSnap%ST%Grade
Wk 3 · BUF85203-51013.72638%17%65.1
Wk 2 · LV5240115004.91725%15%70.8
Wk 1 · ARI49000000.91731%21%14.0