Dylan Laube

RB · #128

LV · RB · Age 26

Redraft rank

RB109

RB109 · Depth

Tier

Overall

#551

ADP

RB66

Consensus

Coin flip

Value vs ADP-43 slots (reach)

Our rank

RB109

Market ADP

RB66

Drafted earlier than the projection supports.

What’s driving the season rank

Case against

Projection rank

RB109 · proj. consensus

Notable

ADP value

RB66 ADP · -43 slots

Major

Source agreement

±75 rank σ · 2 sources

Notable

Neutral: Age / role

What similar players becameMedium confidence

Of the 10 age-26 backs most similar to Dylan Laube's 2025 season, 1 finished RB1, 5 finished RB4+, 4 missed the season.

Based on just 10 analogs — directional, not a forecast · veteran comps draw on 2017-onward history.

50%40%

RB110%(1)
RB4+50%(5)
Missed season40%(4)

“Missed season” = a comp played fewer than 4 games the next year (injury, benching, or out of the league) — an availability rate, not a dynasty-value call.

Next-season PPG range1.7 median

0.0p25–p75 0.0–4.18.8

10 most similar players

Khalil Herbert96%

2025RB97 · 1.3 PPG

Tyler Badie96%

2025RB74 · 2.1 PPG

Jonathan Williams93%

2020Missed the season

Eric Gray92%

2025Missed the season

Malik Davis91%

2023Missed the season

Raheem Mostert91%

2019RB12 · 13.0 PPG

+4 more analogs

Analysis

Dylan Laube enters 2026 as the Raiders' RB4 with no credible path to dynasty relevance. His 2025 campaign totaled just 7 carries for 9 yards while Ashton Jeanty dominated the backfield — Laube's entire value was on special teams, where he logged 200-plus snaps. The 2026 draft delivered the decisive blow: the Raiders selected Mike Washington Jr. in Round 4 specifically to serve as Jeanty's complementary back, with head coach Klint Kubiak explicitly calling for a 'two-man show' at the position. At 26, Laube faces a compounding problem — even if injury opportunity emerged, his age trajectory leaves no dynasty window worth waiting on. Dynasty managers should treat this as a sell-now situation; any positive return (late rookie picks, waiver-wire depth) represents a win before the market fully digests Washington Jr.'s arrival and Laube's likely irrelevance or outright release.

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (6 flags)

Risk Flags

Role Elimination
Laube enters 2026 as effectively the Raiders' RB4, buried behind Ashton Jeanty, Zamir White, and newly drafted Mike Washington Jr. (R4, P22). His entire 2025 offensive contribution was 7 carries for 9 yards — his roster value is special teams, not backfield production.
Draft Capital
The Raiders used a Day 3 pick on Mike Washington Jr. explicitly to fill the complementary role alongside Jeanty, the exact role Laube theoretically competed for. Coach Klint Kubiak publicly stated he wants a 'two-man show' at RB with Jeanty, and that partner is now Washington Jr., not Laube.
Age Concerns
RB age 26 — entering/past typical value cliff
Contract Risk
Under new head coach Klint Kubiak, Laube's 53-man roster spot is not guaranteed given the crowded backfield of Jeanty, White, and Washington Jr. A pure special-teams back at age 26 is expendable if the coaching staff values developmental upside elsewhere.

Opportunity Flags

Injury Upside
A Jeanty injury combined with a Washington Jr. disappointment could force Laube into a backup role with real touch volume in Kubiak's run-heavy scheme, but this requires multiple simultaneous failures above him on the depth chart.
Roster Security
Laube's elite special teams production (200+ snaps in 2025, five special teams tackles) gives him a credible path to roster retention even without backfield snaps, keeping him in the building if the depth chart reshuffles mid-season.

Format Comparison

Dylan Laube — Format Comparison

Format	Value	vs Best
PPR 1QBBest	330	—
PPR SF	274	-56

Format

Value

vs Best

PPR 1QBBest

330

—

PPR SF

274

-56