Overall opportunity score (0-100) blending snap share, touches, and red-zone usage relative to the player's position.

Percent of the team's offensive snaps the player was on the field for.

Share of the team's targets plus carries that went to this player.

Targets and carries inside the opponent's 20-yard line per game; a proxy for scoring opportunity.

Red zone targets per game (inside opponent's 20-yard line).

Red zone rushing attempts per game (inside opponent's 20-yard line).

PFF's overall offensive grade (0-100) from play-by-play charting.

Yards gained per combined carry and reception.

Passing yards per attempt; core passing efficiency stat.

Percent of pass attempts completed.

Completion percent adjusted for drops, throwaways, spikes, and batted passes.

Percent of pass attempts that result in a touchdown.

Percent of pass attempts intercepted. Lower is better.

PFF rate of high-difficulty, high-value throws (deep and into tight windows).

Percent of pressured dropbacks that turn into sacks. Lower is better.

Standard NFL passer rating (0-158.3).

PFF's passing grade (0-100).

Rushing yards gained per carry.

Percent of carries that result in a touchdown.

Percent of rushing yards that came on runs of 15+ yards; explosiveness.

PFF metric for yards created after contact and missed tackles forced, independent of blocking.

PFF's rushing grade (0-100).

Count of runs gaining 10 or more yards in the season (PFF). Raw explosive-play volume.

Tackles avoided (missed, broken, or forced) on rush attempts per PFF. Rewards runners who make defenders miss.

Percent of the team's pass-play snaps on which the WR/TE ran a route. High route participation means the player is a consistent full-time route runner.

Percent of the team's total targets directed at this player.

Receiving air yards (distance thrown in the air to the player) per game; a measure of downfield target volume.

Share of the team's total passing air yards directed at this player; combines target share with depth of target.

Receiving yards earned per time targeted; measures efficiency on volume.

Average yards gained per catch; higher means a more downfield/explosive role.

Percent of targets caught.

Composite of how valuable a player's targets are (depth, location, situation).

Average depth of target: how far downfield (in yards) the player is thrown to.

Percent of contested (tightly covered) targets the player came down with.

Average yards gained after the catch per reception.

Percent of catchable targets dropped. Lower is better.

Receiving yards earned per route run (from PFF). Elite WRs are typically 2.0+; accounts for targets indirectly by rewarding yards on every snap.

Percent of routes run from the slot.

Percent of routes run from out wide.

Percent of snaps a tight end lined up inline (attached to the formation).

Percent of pass snaps spent blocking rather than running a route.

Total targets in the season.

Total receptions in the season.

Estimated total routes run (= season receiving yards ÷ yprr). Requires both yprr and receptions data.

Total carries in the season.

Total carries plus receptions in the season.