Hubbard handled 20 rush attempts for 122 yards and 2 TDs while catching one of his 2 targets for another seven yards on his way to a season-high 25.9 PPR points in the Panthers’ primetime win over the Lions. With this latest RB6 finish in Week 4, he has now produced an RB1 ranking in every week of the season.
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Hubbard has led the Panthers in rush attempts every week, but he didn’t account for at least a 70% carry share until Week 3.
After seeing his rushing workload increase each week from a Week 1 with a 45.5% carry share, to 57.1% in Week 2, and to 82.6% in Week 3, Hubbard settled into a 71.4% share this week in a 20-5 split with AJ Dillon.
The high-end production points to Hubbard continuing his chokehold on this backfield, which we’ve seen him do before. The season before last, he posted a 69.6% carry share and 11.7% target share on his way to an RB13 ranking with 16.1 PPR points per game.
But with the Panthers offense coming into this week with the seventh-most yards, Hubbard’s high-end usage is susceptible to higher-end production.
We won't see Hubbard again until the Panthers' Week 6 matchup with the Eagles because of their Week 5 bye.
