Sportsball StatsPlayer out
What the rest of a club does when one of them is missing. Pick the player who is out and every teammate’s per-game average splits in two: the games he played, and the games he did not.
Max MeltonCB
Played 9 · missed 8 of 17 team games (47% out)
MissedW5W10W13W14W15W16W17W18
Biggest movers · Rushing yards without Max Melton · 3+ games each side
Goes up
- +20Emari DemercadoRB16 → 36(6/6)
- +15.6Michael CarterRB16 → 31.6(5/8)
- +1Bam KnightRB22 → 23(7/5)
- +0.88Jacoby BrissettQB11.5 → 12.4(6/8)
Goes down
- −0.78Greg DortchWR1.4 → 0.67(9/3)
5 of 9 teammates
| Pos | Swing | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Emari Demercado | RB | 16(6) | 36(6) | +20 | +125% | |
| Michael Carter | RB | 16(5) | 31.6(8) | +15.6 | +98% | |
| Bam Knight | RB | 22(7) | 23(5) | +1 | +5% | |
| Jacoby Brissett | QB | 11.5(6) | 12.4(8) | +0.88 | +8% | |
| Greg Dortch | WR | 1.4(9) | 0.67(3) | −0.78 | −54% |
Each figure is a per-game average over the club’s completed games in the window, split by whether Max Melton appeared. The number in brackets is how many games that average is over — a two-game “without” is an anecdote, and the page prints the count rather than deciding for you. Nothing here says why: a player who is out is often out alongside somebody else, and a fixture list is not a control group.