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The Consistency Report requires at least one full season of Start Scores. Data will be available once historical scores are loaded for the 2025 or 2024 season.

How this works

The core question. Two players at the same ADP can have very different risk profiles. One might average 68 on the Start Score but swing between 40 and 95 depending on matchup and game script. Another averages 65 but rarely dips below 55. The Consistency Report makes this trade-off visible — before you make a draft pick that hinges on getting a player's best weeks.

Floor and ceiling. Floor is the player's single lowest Start Score in the season — their worst week. Ceiling is their single highest. Both are exact values from the data, not estimates. A player with a floor of 20 had at least one week they were essentially unplayable; a player with a floor of 55 was a solid option even in their worst game.

Standard deviation and grade. Standard deviation (population std dev over all qualifying weeks) measures spread — how far a player's weekly scores diverged from their average. Three grades: Reliable (std dev ≤ 10) means scores cluster tightly around the average; Moderate (10–18) shows some variance; Boom/Bust (> 18) signals a player who produces big in good weeks and disappears in bad ones. The thresholds are fixed and documented so you can check the math.

Minimum 6 weeks. Only players with 6 or more weeks of non-null Start Score data are shown. A player who played 3 games before going on IR has too small a sample to grade reliably — and showing them with artificially low variance (or artificially high) would mislead.

Season basis. The report uses the most recently available complete season (2025 first, then 2024). It measures how consistent a player was in that season — not how consistent they will be in 2026. Off-season changes (new team, new scheme, injury recovery) can shift a player's consistency profile significantly. The vintage label shows exactly which season the data comes from.

Pairing with ADP Value Finder. The Consistency Report and the ADP Value Finder are designed to be used together. A player who is undervalued by ADP and graded Reliable is a high-conviction pick. A boom/bust player with strong upside may still be a worthwhile gamble, but at least you're taking that risk with eyes open.

Data provenance. Start Scores are computed by the RankFantasy engine from nflverse data (CC-BY 4.0). The vintage label identifies the season and week range.

Informational only — not betting, DFS, or lineup advice. Past consistency is not a guarantee of future performance. Prior-season data does not reflect off-season roster changes, new coaching staffs, or injuries since last season. Data via nflverse (CC-BY 4.0). Not affiliated with or endorsed by the NFL.