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RBCLE6 insightsLatest Aug 17, 2026

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NegativeProjectionAug 17, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL

Carried 4 times for 53 yards (13.3 YPC) across 10 snaps (15% of plays) in the final series during garbage time; picked up big runs but unlikely to receive a promotion soon given the context.

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NegativeProjectionAug 17, 2026Dawgs By Nature

Booth came on during the final series and picked up some big runs (4 carries, 53 yards, 13.3 YPC), but this shouldn't be viewed as a promotion since it was garbage time.

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PositiveSleeperAug 17, 2026Matt Waldman

Devon Booth is a viable handcuff candidate in Cleveland. Waldman notes he is shifty, quick, and possesses competent contact balance. His ability to earn carries in the preseason and survive roster cuts suggests he could grow into a committee role if an injury occurs.

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PositiveUsageAug 15, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL

Booth had runs of 28 and 22 yards, providing the Bears with strong rushing production and setting up a goal-to-go situation for Gabriel in the fourth quarter.

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PositiveRoleAug 15, 2026Dawgs By Nature

Booth had runs of 28 and 22 yards to set up a goal-to-go situation for Dillon Gabriel in the fourth quarter.

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PositiveProjectionApr 1, 2026Matt Waldman

Mississippi State back initially characterized as a more explosive Kyle Manang guy without Manang's relentless power in the open field; has a low center of gravity and uses footwork well to bounce off hits from linebackers and safeties, works through reaches, wards off contact with his stiff arm, and can pull through wraps. Beyond that comparison, Booth's creative skill in the open field while operating at a good rate of speed and his curvilinear movement reminded the source of Dalvin Cook and Khalil Herbert—accomplished runners between the tackles who can break big play runs. As a receiver, Booth was more reliable than Herbert and more dynamic than Cook; he can take contact while adjusting to targets that lack pinpoint accuracy. Combining the best of Manang, Herbert, and Cook yields a back of JK Dobbins caliber.

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