Mitchell Trubisky

QB · #75

TEN · QB · Age 32

FLEX

Mitchell Trubisky's recent injury status volatility signals a risk for consistent production, despite his new team role in TEN.

Role & volume

Trubisky has shown inconsistent snap share over the last four games, averaging just 33.2%, indicating limited usage and reliability.

Projected role

As a new addition to TEN, Trubisky's carry share of 11.6% in his most recent game suggests some rushing upside, but this is not enough to secure a START designation.

Range (floor–ceiling)

Trubisky's floor is low, with a recent game producing only 0.4 PPR points, while his ceiling remains capped by his inconsistent role and injury concerns.

Intel may be outdated · updated 47 days ago

Current statusTEN

Risk & Opportunity Analysis (4 flags)

Risk Flags

Usage & Volume
Game logs show pure emergency-arm usage — a snap spike only in Week 18 mop-up duty and low single-digit-to-teens snap shares otherwise — with no standalone path to production behind an entrenched starter.
Injury Concerns
Training camp brought a tightness issue and a bicep evaluation in July-August 2026; both resolved without missed games, but they add injury variance for a player already competing just for backup reps.

Opportunity Flags

Backup QB Value
Winning the backup job over Will Levis makes Trubisky the direct next-man-up option if the starter misses time, giving him streaming utility in deeper or superflex formats during any starter absence.
Coaching Continuity
Reuniting with his offensive coordinator from their Buffalo years should ease any spot-start transition, since Trubisky already knows the scheme's terminology and concepts.

Format Comparison

Mitchell Trubisky — Format Comparison

Format	Value	vs Best
PPR SFBest	2	—
PPR 1QBBest	2	—