Duke Ejiofor

Duke Ejiofor enters Year 5 as a depth LB on the Atlanta Falcons at age 26, ranked #1113 at the position in Verdict’s dynasty score (2.0, unknown trend). He logged 75 snaps in 2025 — a volume floor tied to a limited role. Depth LB rosters can consider him a low-upside add.

Ejiofo logs 75 snaps in a 4-3 scheme with zone-heavy Cover-3 shells under Jeff Ulbrich. With Atlanta’s limited LB depth, he may secure a larger share of snaps, but the team’s scheme and play-calling suggest he will remain a complementary piece rather than an every-down LB. His 2025 performance of 75 snaps does not provide a clear projection baseline.

No injury data exists for Ejiofor. As a LB, his positional injury rate is 10.1%, higher than the overall NFL average.

75 snaps logged in 2025 indicate a depth role with limited volume. Atlanta’s 2025 LB snap distribution shows a clear top-2 duo of Deion Jones and Rakeem Nupeh, leaving Ejiofor with a floor of 50-75 snaps per game.

The 4-3 scheme with zone-heavy Cover-3 shells under Jeff Ulbrich is not optimized for LB production. Atlanta’s scheme and play-calling prioritize defensive line and secondary play, limiting Ejiofor’s LB opportunities.

Unknown Verdict’s dynasty score of 2.0 does not establish a clear trend, and the provided context data does not provide enough information to classify his trend as rising, stable, or declining.

Ceiling tracks near 75 snaps per game given Atlanta’s limited LB depth and a 4-3 scheme that does not favor LB production. Floor tracks near 50 snaps per game with no clear path to meaningful regression above that line.