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2026 Offense

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Career
ReceivingRushingFumbles
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243531913.325114000.00010
821191,08513.375148000.00030
891241,19113.478359000.00021

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Sun 9/13vsCHI
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59-37
8913817.32516
Sun 9/20@ATL
W
34-3
89668.30253
Sun 9/27@CLE
L
21-18
24189.00131
Sun 10/18@PHI
W
25-14
6139716.20324
Latest News

Fantasy Football

Position Rank
29
% Rostered
87.8
% Change 7 Days
0.1

News: 5 days agoCoker (quadriceps) was listed as a full participant on the Panthers' estimated injury report Wednesday, Darin Gantt of the Panthers' official site reports.

Spin: Coker sat out Week 4 against the Lions due to a quadriceps injury that he sustained Week 3 at Cleveland, but after a Week 5 bye, he opened this week with an 'FP' listing, indicating he's put the issue behind him. Through parts of three games this season, he's displayed a strong rapport with QB Bryce Young, putting together an 18-222-2 line on 22 targets.

ESPN Fantasy Projection: After missing nearly the entire first half of 2025, Coker passed Xavier Legette and took on a larger offensive role opposite Tetairoa McMillan. From Week 8 onward (11 games, including the playoffs), Coker played 73% of the snaps and handled a 17.8% target share. The fantasy output was inconsistent (below 11.5 points in seven games), but he peaked down the stretch (more than 14 points in four of his final six, including a 9-134-1 showing against the Rams in the playoffs). Coker's strong finish is encouraging, though his rookie season went similarly (14-plus points three times, but under 11 in the other nine games). A healthy 2026 could get Coker to the next level, but flex production is his likely ceiling as long as McMillan is commanding one-quarter (if not more) of the targets in Carolina's Bryce Young-led offense.