Summary
Frank Gore carries a 39.0 dynasty score, ranking 215 at RB.
Gore’s 2025 season saw him play in 17 games, but his production was below average, placing him at the 0th percentile for production and 50th percentile for efficiency. With an age of 24 and 0 years remaining on his contract, his trajectory is expected to decline due to his age.
Projection Rationale
Gore’s 2025 season stats showed a below-average production level, with 0th percentile for production and 50th percentile for efficiency. The Verdict grades indicate a gap between his usage and durability, which may impact his future production. With 0 years remaining on his contract, Gore’s role is secure, but his production is expected to decline due to his age.
Injury Risk
No injury entries in 2025. Gore’s durability grade percentile is 75th percentile, which is above average, but he is still at an age where injuries can become a concern.
Opportunity Notes
Gore played in 17 games, and his snap share trended stable. The running back role in the Buffalo Bills’ offense is expected to be secure, with no clear competition for the job.
Scheme Fit Analysis
Pete Carmichael coordinates a west coast offense with a moderate shotgun rate and 42.4% run rate. This scheme helps Gore’s production by providing a stable workload, but it may limit his ceiling due to the offense’s conservative nature.
Trend Assessment
Declining. Gore’s production is expected to decline due to his age and the expiration of his contract.
Ceiling / Floor
Gore’s ceiling is RB4-RB5, which requires him to maintain his current workload and efficiency level. His floor is RB7-RB8, which is a lower tier range due to his declining age and contract situation. The trade value of 1,911 is a market context for his floor.
Comparable Player
Warrick Dunn, 1997-2001.