• Talent 
  • Usage
  • Team Talent
  • Coaching
  • Risk

Team Ranks

+ Pace (Football Outsiders)

Line Quality

Other Line Metrics:

Pass Blocking (for QBs + WRs / TEs)

Run Blocking - Football Outsiders:

  • Run ADJ 

  • Power Success / Rank

  • Stuff % / Rank

  • Second Level / Rank

Rushing Yards Before Contact (via Pro Football Reference




OTHER TEAM QUALITY METRICS:


WRS/TEs

PFF


RB

Next Gen

PlayerProfiler

  • Avg Defenders in Box

  • Light Carry Rate vs. Stacked Front Carry 


QBs:

PlayerProfiler



FANTASY STOCK SCORE

Individual Talent

30/30

Usage

25/25

Surrounding Talent

12/15

Coaching Scheme

15/15

Risk

8/10

Upside

5/5


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Dev ? -  Possible to get the Category numbers and the graphic ^^^^ linked to some sort of Stock Score Spreadsheet that we edit & the changes just get auto-made instead of us re-entering everytime we adjust?


Bottom Line: Ezekiel Elliott has been the pinnacle of consistency since joining the NFL. In 56 career games, he's been an RB1 a whopping 64% of the time, and a Top-24 RB in 93% of games -- only 7% bust rate. A picturesque combo of Talent + Usage, Zeke has averaged 25.25 opportunities (atts + tgts) and 125.4 total yards per game, facilitating RB3, RB3, RB6, and RB5 in PPR FPPG finishes over his four year career. Floors simply don't get higher, especially at the inconsistent RB position.


In 2020, some are concerned Zeke will be playing in a new offense for the first time in his career, especially since new HC Mike McCarthy has a pass-heavy history. Don't be. Outside of his mismanagement of Aaron Jones in 2017-18, McCarthy has ridden workhorse-level talent into the ground when it’s provided, as Ricky Williams and Deuce McAllister averaged 395 touches under his watch. In addressing Zeke, McCarthy gushed, "He’s going to get the football... We clearly understand what we have here and how we could build off of that.” With CeeDee Lamb's addition, this Cowboys offense projects to be the most explosive Zeke has ever played within, elevating his scoring opportunities and overall ceiling, while minimizing defensive attention. Floors and ceilings don't get higher, and Zeke should be ranked as highly as any player not named Christian McCaffrey in 2020. 


Ceiling Projection: 390 touches (60 rec.), 1,900 Tot. Yds, 20 TDs


Floor Projection*: 350 touches (35 rec.), 1600 Tot. Yds, 12 TDs


Actual Projection: 375 touches (55 rec), 1850 Tot. Yds, 15 TDs


*Note - Floors are done without injuries in mind. Of course the lowest floor is torn ACL first play from scrimmage. This assumes 16 games