Chuba Hubbard

Overall Rank
RB16
2024
Height
6' 0"
Weight
208 lbs
BMI
28.2
(15th)
Draft Pick
4.21
(2021)
College
Oklahoma State
Age
25.6
Best Comparable Player
Tevin Coleman
Workout Metrics
4.56
61st
96.2
50th
121.2
65th
11.58
30th
20
53rd
40-Yard Dash
Speed Score
Burst Score
Agility Score
Bench Press
High School Metrics
28.1%
(67th)
College Dominator
5.5
(55th)
College YPC
5.7%
(42nd)
College Target Share
Panthers Chuba Hubbard on Injured Reserve
1 month ago

Carolina Panthers Place RB Chuba Hubbard on Injured Reserve due to Calf Injury

The Carolina Panthers have placed running back Chuba Hubbard on injured reserve due to a calf and knee injury. While the injury is not considered major, the team has decided to take a cautious approach to avoid further complications.

 

Hubbard, who has been a key contributor in the Panthers’ backfield, will now be sidelined for at least the next four weeks. Carolina made the official announcement shortly after the report, confirming the move.

 

The Panthers will likely rely on other running backs in Hubbard’s absence, as they look to maintain their offensive rhythm during his recovery. The team has yet to provide a definitive timeline for Hubbard’s return, but the priority will be ensuring his full recovery before his return to the field.

 

-Sagar

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Panthers Down Cardinals in Overtime, Chuba Hubbard Dominates
1 month ago

Carolina running back gets bell cow work in 36-30 win

In a Carolina offense with few upside plays, Chuba Hubbard has dominated touches and become a league-winning running back. He carried the ball 25 times for 152 yards and two touchdowns versus the Cardinals Sunday, also catching four of five targets for another 13 yards. Hubbard is the RB2 in scoring in Week 16 going into Monday Night Football.

 

Bryce Young was another bright spot in this one, throwing for 158 yards and two touchdowns, as well running five times for 68 yards and another score. It was one of Young’s finest performances of his short career. He is the QB2 in fantasy scoring prior to Monday night’s game. With a low pass yards total, no pass catcher topped 50 yards, but both Adam Thielen and David Moore rewarded fantasy managers with a touchdown apiece.

 

– Joel Ybarra, @metaffb

Panthers Get Struggling Cardinals Defense in Week 16
1 month ago

Arizona D a plus matchup for Chuba Hubbard

 

In Week 16, the Panthers face a Cardinals defense that has been struggling against both the pass and run. Arizona is the sixth-best matchup for opposing running backs in terms of fantasy points allowed. Chuba Hubbard is one of the only playable assets in the Panthers offense, anyway, especially in the fantasy playoffs. He has not come off the field much in the last two, with 97.1-percent and 92.7-percent Snap Shares in Weeks 14 and 15, respectively.

 

Mike Boone (now reverted to the practice squad) was the only other back to receiver a carry in Week 15, taking two carries for 14 yards. Raheem Blackshear and Velus Jones are the only other backs on the active roster. Neither has carried the ball or received a target in the Carolina offense yet this season. There are not many backs who are going to get a more dominant share of their backfield than Hubbard. He’s a solid RB2 play against the Cardinals.

 

The Carolina passing attack is not exactly one to rely on in the second round of the fantasy playoffs. Adam Thielen has been the most prominent target for Bryce Young, earning 32 targets since returning from injury in Week 13. The veteran wide receiver has led the team in targets for three straight games, but brought in just five of seven passes for 51 scoreless yards in Week 15.

 

The Cardinals secondary has been ineffective against the run in real football terms (No. 32 in Dropback Success Rate Against), but stingy against fantasy wide receivers. They give up the 12th-least fantasy points to receivers. Thielen is an okay PPR flex play this week. The rest of the Panthers pass catchers are low-volume avoids.

 

– Joel Ybarra, @metaffb

Bryce Young Accounts for Two TDs in Loss to Cowboys
1 month ago

Carolina offense continues muted production despite Bryce Young bounceback

The Panthers hit the under on their 22.5 implied total Sunday versus the Cowboys. For the second straight game, Carolina failed to top 20 points. They have scored two touchdowns in each of the last two contests, Bryce Young accounting for both against the Cowboys. He threw an 83-yard TD pass to rookie receiver Jalen Coker, who caught four total passes for 110 yards and the touchdown. Young also ran for one score, totaling 12 yards on the ground. He was 19-for-28 passing for 219 yards and one TD.

 

With Jonathon Brooks out the remainder of the season, Chuba Hubbard owned the majority of the backfield work. The running backs rushed just 12 times, however, in a low-volume game for the Carolina offense. Hubbard rushed 10 times for 32 yards and caught all four of his targets for 17 yards. The Panthers offense is having more success as of late, but is not one to target for fantasy.

 

– Joel Ybarra, @metaffb

Carolina Panthers Week 15 Preview at Home vs. Cowboys
1 month ago

Panthers get generous Dallas defense in first round of fantasy playoffs

In Week 15, the first round of the fantasy playoffs, the Panthers get a Cowboys defense that has been allowing fantasy production, especially against the run. Unfortunately, just as Jonathon Brooks was getting introduced into the Carolina offense, he re-tore his ACL. Chuba Hubbard will continue getting high volume in the backfield with only Mike Boone and Velus Jones to back him up. In a now-proficient offense, Hubbard is a must-start RB2.

 

Bryce Young faces a Cowboys defense that allows the 29th-most fantasy points allowed to opposing QBs and 23rd-most to WRs. Young has a relatively low ceiling as a fantasy play. Adam Thielen has been his go-to weapon in the last two, catching 17 of 21 targets for 201 yards and a TD over that stretch. The other pass game weapons have limited outcomes, with no one pass catcher catching more than five passes over the last two contests.

 

– Joel Ybarra, @metaffb

Panthers Stay Competitive with Eagles, Lose Jonathon Brooks to IR
1 month ago

Bryce Young and Carolina offense improving, devastating setback for rookie RB

The Panthers are on the ascent in recent weeks, as evidenced by some recent tight contests against some of the league’s best teams. Carolina were just one Xavier Legette drop away from being in scoring position in the final minutes of Sunday’s game before losing to the Eagles.

 

Bryce Young is playing some of his best football, but still not providing at a prolific rate for fantasy. He was the QB20 in fantasy scoring in Week 14 even while compiling 29 yards rushing on seven rush attempts. The only pass catcher to record a difference-making fantasy performance was Adam Thielen, who brought in nine receptions for 102 yards. Xavier Legette drew eight targets, but caught just two for 39 yards. David Moore recorded five targets, but caught just two for 25 yards. Tight end Tommy Tremble caught the lone receiving touchdown, his only reception for two total yards receiving.

 

Unfortunately, rookie running back Jonathon Brooks is reported to have re-torn his ACL, the injury that landed him on IR for the early part of the season. That means Chuba Hubbard, who has seen bell cow usage with Brooks out, will continue to see difference-making usage down the stretch (Miles Sanders is also on IR with an ankle injury). Hubbard saw 26 carries and five targets in this one, and scored the Panthers other touchdown on the ground. Hubbard is in position to make an impact in the fantasy playoffs.

 

– Joel Ybarra, @metaffb