Mark Ingram

Mark Ingram is a 33-year-old running back out of Alabama, drafted in 2014, with 12 years of NFL experience. He is listed as a free agent, so the file attaches him to no team, depth chart or offense. Without a team or usage data, there is no current role to describe and no way to say how he would get his production.

There are no season stats on file for Ingram, either for the 2026 season in progress or for any prior year. That leaves nothing to compare per game: no touches, no receiving work, no scoring trend, and no baseline from earlier seasons to measure against.

The one number available is the Clutch Edge projection of 19.2 points per game, ranked 45th overall among QB/RB/WR/TE. On its face that is a usable weekly figure. But it sits awkwardly next to his free-agent status and empty stat line, and nothing in the file explains where it comes from. A player without a team has no game to be rostered for this week, on DraftKings, FanDuel or in season-long lineups.

What would change the read is simple: a signing and a defined role, followed by actual games logged. Until the data shows both, the projection is the only thing pointing toward value, and it can't be checked against anything Ingram has done on the field.

Written by a language model from the stat lines below. Numbers from Sleeper; the 2026 line is the season in progress.