NFL Fantasy Research · Historical seasons
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Season Fantasy Statistics
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How these statistics are calculated
- Per game (FP/G, Tgt/G, Rec/G, Car/G, Touch/G)
- Season total divided by recorded games. Bye weeks and missed games are not counted.
- L3 / L5 avg
- Average fantasy points over the player’s last 3 or 5 recorded games. Shown as missing until the player has that many games.
- Wk SD and volatility
- Standard deviation of weekly fantasy points across recorded games (minimum 3). Volatility is that deviation divided by the average. Lower is steadier.
- High / Low
- Best and worst single recorded game this season.
- Efficiency
- Yards per carry = rushing yards ÷ carries. Yards per target = receiving yards ÷ targets. Yards per reception = receiving yards ÷ receptions. Catch % = receptions ÷ targets. Touches = carries + receptions. A zero denominator is shown as missing (—), not zero.
- Qualifying volume
- When sorting by an efficiency rate, players below the qualifying volume shown above the table are listed after qualified players.
- Target share and carry share
- The player's opportunities divided by their NFL team's opportunities in games where they recorded statistics. Season shares use weighted totals, including team changes.
- Air yards and aDOT
- Air yards measure downfield distance on targets. aDOT is air yards divided by targets. Both can be negative and measure opportunity, not guaranteed production.
- Red zone and goal line
- Red zone means plays snapped at or inside the opponent's 20; goal line means inside the 5. Carries and targets are recorded whether or not a touchdown occurs. Small-sample conversion rates are descriptive, not projections.
- Data freshness
- Advanced statistics update from the same validated week as the core stats. If an advanced file has not caught up, values are shown unavailable rather than mixing seasons or weeks.
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