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Travis Etienne Jr. or Quinshon Judkins?

Travis Etienne Jr. or Quinshon Judkins? Both are RBs. Here is what each man's 2025 season was actually built on, updated Aug 17, 2026.

Travis Etienne Jr.'s edge sits in rushing yards over expected and rushing yards over expected per attempt — efficiency rather than opportunity, and the file measures that as the less repeatable half.

Quinshon Judkins leads on rushing attempts, and also on receiving expected points added — one side of that is opportunity, the other is efficiency, and they have not historically travelled together.

Figures are 2025 verified play-by-play (nflverse); scored Half-PPR. Repeatability is measured from year-over-year persistence across 2016 to 2025, not projected. Muffed publishes no projections, draft grades or start/sit advice.

Who led the NFL in rushing yards over expected in 2026?

Travis Etienne Jr.

RB · New Orleans Saints

Quinshon Judkins

RB · Cleveland Browns

Travis Etienne Jr. vs Quinshon Judkins, 2025

Verified 2025 figures for Travis Etienne Jr. and Quinshon Judkins, with each figure's rank in its source population
MetricTravis Etienne Jr.Quinshon Judkins
Half-PPR/G8.57.4
RYOE-15.835th of 45-21.740th of 45
RYOE/att-0.5339th of 45-0.5340th of 45
Carries3042
Rec EPA-0.421st of 441.610th of 44

A dash means the panel holds no qualifying figure for that player — usually too few games or attempts to clear the metric's floor, not a zero. Ranks are the source's own, against the population shown. Not shown, because neither player qualified: 2025 finish, Games, Snap share, Availability.

What repeats

Travis Etienne Jr.: VOLATILEQuinshon Judkins: MIXED

Travis Etienne Jr.'s edge sits in rushing yards over expected and rushing yards over expected per attempt — efficiency rather than opportunity, and the file measures that as the less repeatable half. Quinshon Judkins leads on rushing attempts, and also on receiving expected points added — one side of that is opportunity, the other is efficiency, and they have not historically travelled together. Of the two, Quinshon Judkins's season rests on the steadier ground. That is a statement about what each man's production was built on, not a running order — and it is a description of 2025, not a forecast of 2026.

“Repeats” is measured year-over-year persistence across 2016 to 2025 — opportunity carries between seasons, scoring rate largely does not. This describes what a 2025 season was built on. It is not a forecast, and Muffed publishes no projections, draft grades or start/sit advice. How we measure it.

Settle it — hear both stories

The same verified data, told as the story of each man's season.

Travis Etienne Jr.'s episode →Quinshon Judkins's episode →

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Muffed, “Travis Etienne Jr. vs Quinshon Judkins, 2025 verified comparison,” muffed.ai/compare/travis-etienne-vs-quinshon-judkins. Through the 2026 season. Data via nflverse; NFL Next Gen Stats via nflverse.

Free to quote and link with credit. The underlying figures are recomputed from public play-by-play — see how we verify every number.

Source: Data via nflverse; NFL Next Gen Stats via nflverse. Updated Aug 17, 2026. How we verify our data.

Scored Half-PPR. Repeatability is measured year-over-year persistence across 2016 to 2025 (nflverse), not a projection.

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