Metric Glossary

How many fantasy points they score on average each game.

How much of the team's passing game is designed for this player.

How much of the team's rushing work goes to this player.

How often the offense runs through this player on a typical play.

How often they get chances near the end zone.

How often they get "easy TD" chances right at the goal line.

How many touchdowns they scored on "close to the end zone" plays.

How often their runs get shut down right away.

How many big chunk plays they produce.

How often they break a big gain instead of just occasionally.

How much of their yardage comes after they catch the ball.

Are they used short underneath, or downfield for deeper shots?

When they get red-zone chances, how often it turns into a TD.

When they get goal-line looks, how often they punch it in.

How often the QB gets taken down when dropping back to pass.

How "downfield" their completions are on average.

How often the QB personally gets the ball as a runner or receiver.

Total yards the QB gains on the ground or by catching the ball (not passing).

Total TDs the QB scores by running or catching (not throwing).

How often this team even gets into scoring position.

Once they reach the red zone, how often they finish with a touchdown.

How often the team scores a TD on a drive.

How strong the defense is compared to the rest of the league.

A simple "how good is this matchup?" number.

A quick label for how easy or hard the matchup is.