What happened: PFF evaluated 32 projected starters using career production, rushing and receiving work, and advanced metrics. The assessment
Why it matters: The order differs from PFF's current PPR board, which places Gibbs ahead of Robinson. That split highlights the distinction between overall player evaluation and fantasy projection.
By the numbers: Robinson has forced 204 missed tackles and gained 1,738 receiving yards since 2023. Gibbs has recorded 39 rushing touchdowns and 95 explosive runs over the same span.
What to watch: Training-camp workloads will offer the next evidence for how both backs enter the 2026 season.