Justin Herbert Fantasy Outlook, Projections & Trade Value
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All player profiles / Justin Herbert
LAC · QB · 2026 redraft outlook
- Half-PPR rank
- QB19 · #140
- Half-PPR trade value
- 53.6
- PPR trade value
- 53.6
- Standard trade value
- 53.6
Week 7 stat projections
No published projection for this player in this weekly run. This is not a zero-point forecast or an inactive designation.
Week 7 matchup analysis
Fantasy verdict
Justin Herbert is a QB2 asset for rest-of-season trades. He is No. 140 overall in Half PPR. In 6 recorded games through Week 6, he has thrown for 1141 yards and 5 touchdowns against 8 interceptions, adding 168 rushing yards and 0 rushing touchdowns. That is 10.4 PPR points per game.
Role and efficiency
His latest 3 appearances produced 30.7 pass attempts per game, versus 29.3 in the preceding 3. The workload is holding near its recent baseline. Rushing has supplied 2.8 fantasy points per game before turnovers. Across 3 recent snap records, he averaged 100.0% of offensive snaps. He completed 59.4% of passes; interceptions cost 2.7 points per game under the run's scoring. His 6.3 yards per pass attempt rank 27 of 36 qualifying QBs in our pool (three games and 50 pass attempts). Volume remains the stronger distinction than efficiency.
Weekly lineup call
There is no Week 7 projection for Justin Herbert in this run. Keep his weekly lineup decision separate from his QB2 rest-of-season trade tier. Missing forecast coverage is not a zero-point prediction or confirmation that he is out.
Trade stance
Half-PPR trade value: 53.6. Same-position model prices: C.J. Stroud (QB18, value 54.5) and Jordan Love (QB17, value 55.5). Price him as a secondary asset in rest-of-season deals; do not upgrade his trade tier on a single weekly forecast. PPR value is 53.6; Standard is 53.6. His overall rank held at 140.
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Sources and calculation notes
Automatically generated by The Roster Report from source-linked statistics and published calculations. Fantasy tiers use a 12-team, one-QB baseline; lineup calls use the player’s rank within the published PPR forecast. Trade stances are editorial interpretations of model tiers, not market-price claims. Efficiency comparisons require three recorded games and at least 50 pass attempts for QBs, 30 carries for RBs, or 20 targets for WRs/TEs within the analyzer’s player pool. These editorial rules do not change model scores or rankings. No manual player writeups. Model neutral defaults are excluded from observed-stat claims. Recorded games can include injury-shortened appearances. Recent comparisons use appearances, not missed-game zeros.
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Projection run assumptions: October 25 pregame injury refresh: confirmed inactives excluded; Mayfield and Huntley confirmed starters; Mason and Coleman restored using recorded 2026 roles. Jacobs full-workload and Barkley conditional healthy-role assumptions retained. Puka remains conditional. Kirk, Dell and Sampson are activated but have no usable 2026 offensive sample, so no numeric forecast is invented. Thursday and Paris-game forecasts preserved for audit.