Cam Akers

Cam Akers enters Year 7 with the Seahawks at age 26, ranked #101 in Verdict’s dynasty score (30.0, stable trend). He posted 7.2 fantasy points in 12 games on a 5.0% snap share — a low-volume RB3 profile with zero opportunity risk. Contender rosters should consider him as a depth addition rather than a high-usage starter.

Akers logs 5.0% of the Seahawks’ offense snaps in 2025, indicating a consistent but limited role in the Klint Kubiak-led west coast scheme with spread elements. The 7.2 fantasy points across 12 games show a low-volume, high-efficiency line item. No significant changes to his role or snap share are anticipated in 2026.

Akers carried full participation in practice across every reported injury check in 2025 — no DNPs, no missed game time. His 5.0% snap share and limited rushing exposure (5 att) suggest a durable profile despite running back position injury rates.

Snap share holds at 5.0% with weekly marks at 0.0% in four games and 1.0% in one game. The Seahawks’ spread offense under Klint Kubiak expects late-play creation from Akers, who has 19 rushing yards in 12 games. No RB1 threat exists on the depth chart. With 0 receiving yards and 1 rushing first down, designed receiving and rushing roles remain limited.

The Seahawks’ spread offense under Klint Kubiak expects late-play creation from Akers, who has 19 rushing yards in 12 games. No significant changes to his role or snap share are anticipated in 2026. The 5.0% snap share and limited rushing exposure indicate a complementary back profile in the west coast scheme.

Stable Akers’ snap share holds at 5.0% across the 2025 season, reflecting his role as a complementary back in the Seahawks’ spread offense under Mike Macdonald.

Ceiling clears 7.2 fantasy points if rushing first downs expand beyond 1 — the combination pays heavily in this custom format with +0.5 first downs. Floor tracks near 7.2 given locked 5.0% snap share and an unchanged scheme. A mid-season injury is the only realistic path to meaningful regression below that line.