Summary
Craig Woodson possesses a 76.0 dynasty score, ranking 94th among defensive backs. His consistent snap share of 96.2% in 2025, along with his age of 25 and 3 years remaining on his contract, indicate a stable role in the Patriots’ defense.
Projection Rationale
Woodson’s 96.2% snap share in 2025 suggests a secure role, and his Verdict production grade at the 40th percentile indicates potential for growth. Additionally, his contract situation, with 3 years remaining and an annual salary of over $1.3 million, provides stability and a potential increase in playing time.
Injury Risk
No injury entries are reported in 2025. Woodson’s Verdict durability grade percentile at the 75th percentile and age of 25 suggest a relatively low injury risk.
Opportunity Notes
Woodson’s 96.2% snap share in 2025 trended consistently throughout the season. With a secure role and 3 years remaining on his contract, Woodson’s opportunity is stable.
Scheme Fit Analysis
The Patriots’ defense, coordinated by Mike Vrabel, employs a 3-4 scheme with a 27.2% blitz rate. Woodson’s production is limited by the 3-4 scheme, which focuses on zone-heavy coverage.
Trend Assessment
Stable. Woodson’s consistent snap share trend and Verdict durability grade percentile at the 75th percentile support this assessment.
Ceiling / Floor
Ceiling: DB2-DB3. Woodson must see an increase in production to reach this ceiling. Floor: DB6-DB7. Woodson’s trade value suggests a lower floor.
Comparable Player
Rod Woodson, a defensive back who played from 1987 to 1996.