Gibbs leads Week 9 touchdown pricing as Davis draws most trading
DeFi Rate tracks 412 Week 9 player props across Kalshi and Polymarket US. The most traded prop is Isaiah Davis to score anytime against Kansas City, with 50,000 dollars traded at a 2 percent price.
Jahmyr Gibbs has the highest anytime-touchdown price on the NFL Week 9 player-prop board at 75 percent, according to DeFi Rate. Its update was published Nov 6, 2026, at 10:30 AM ET.
DeFi Rate tracks 412 Week 9 player props across Kalshi and Polymarket US, covering a broader board than the two touchdown contracts highlighted in the update.
Highest price and busiest contract diverge
The most traded prop is Isaiah Davis to score a touchdown anytime against Kansas City, according to DeFi Rate. That contract has attracted 50,000 dollars in trading while carrying a 2 percent price.
The figures distinguish two different measures: Gibbs leads anytime-touchdown pricing, while Davis leads reported trading activity. The busiest contract is therefore not the one priced as the most likely touchdown outcome.
What it means for prediction markets
- Price and volume tell different stories: Gibbs’s 75 percent price indicates a much higher market-implied likelihood than Davis’s 2 percent price; Davis’s 50,000 dollars traded measures activity, not confidence in a touchdown.
- The comparison has limits: The supplied update does not break down either player’s price or trading volume by platform.
- Timing matters: These figures describe the published update, not a price history or the eventual outcomes.
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