Snap share
23%
likely 16–30%

Efficiency & Role

EPA = expected points added per play. Compared with every FBS RB who qualifies

EPA per play by situation

4 plays · +2.6 total EPA · not enough plays to rank yet
All plays+0.65
Rushing+0.65
1st down-0.42
2nd down+0.97
3rd down+1.07
Standard downs+0.92
Passing downs-0.16
SmithRB average

Share of team plays

How often the offense runs through this player. Pass = targets or dropbacks, rush = carries
All plays6%
Pass plays0%
Run plays7%
1st down3%
2nd down8%
3rd down11%
Standard downs5%
Passing downs8%
SmithRB average

2026 Season Stats

FBS rank among qualifying players

Rushing2026FBS rank
Carries4—
Yards17732nd / 1194
Yards / carry4.3—
Touchdowns1200th / 476
Long6—

Snaps by Game

Estimated snaps from a model trained on real NFL snap counts. Ranges in brackets are where the real number lands 80% of the time: wide for a single game, tighter over the season. How it works

GameTeam playsEst. snapsPlays involvedSnap share
Wk 1 · Bryant70~16 (11–21)423%
Season7016 (11–21)423%

Position Room

12 RBs on the Army roster, ordered by car

#PlayerPosClassCarYdsYPCTDRecEPA/play
Godspower NwawuiheRB311474.721+0.22
Jake RendinaRB93640—+0.05
Carson SmithRB4174.31—+0.65
Demani StewartRB21050—+0.04
20Tim KloskaRBJR——————
21Finbar MalloyRBFR——————
29Elijah BechtelRBFR——————
30Brennan FisherRBJR——————
31Joe CallerameRBFR——————
37Gavin MadiganRBFR——————
38Isaiah LinyearRBFR——————
39Chevas GregoryRBFR——————

Stats, EPA and usage come from CollegeFootballData.com and refresh daily. FBS ranks only count players with enough volume for the stat to mean something. Qualifying for EPA takes 6+ plays per team game. Army depth chart →