2025
2025 season · compare · backs
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Two or three players of the same position, side by side: where each one grades against the league, where the ball finds each of them, and how their weeks line up.
The address bar is the share link. Copy it, text it, post it: whoever opens it sees the same players. The Compare button on player pages builds on this set until you start over or switch positions.
Each bar is the league pool; the markers are the players. Right is better, the dashed line is the median. The best value in each row is marked green.
Every trait is a share of his own touches, so volume does not move it. Each bar is the league's qualifying backs; the markers are the players and the thin line is the median. Styles are not grades: a high or low share describes the role, not how well he plays it. The tags are each player's traits furthest from the middle.
Nate Carter is not graded yet, so no shape.
Nate Carter
Green cells turn targets into points, red cells lose them. Cells with one target are left grey.
| Part | Nate |
|---|---|
| Designed runs | −1.6−0.18 a carry |
| Total | −1.69 touches |
Every play is split by what happened: completions at the catch into air yards and yards after the catch (nflverse's air EPA), the cost of the ones that fell incomplete or were picked, and his designed runs. Bars share one scale, gains right of the line and losses left. The rate is per carry for runs and per target for catches, with its percentile among the league's qualifying backs; the best rate in each row is green.
Nate Carter
Designed carries by gap, from each team's play file.
Back to back by depth band. The widest band is where the offense goes to him; the gap between solid and faded is where it misses.
Toucheslast 3 games
Scrimmage ydslast 3 games
EPA / touchlast 3 games
Targetslast 3 games
Each line is a player's trailing 3 games (rates are pooled over the games, not averaged); the faint dots are single games. The shaded band is the league's middle half of single games at the position, the dashed line its median. A line that climbs out of the band is a role getting bigger.
Thresholds are the quartiles of every game week by qualified backs this season (1253 player weeks). The right column is the average week and its swing.
| Standard | N.Carter |
|---|---|
| Points a game | 2.0 |
| Season | 4.0RB122 |
| Most weeks | – |
| Booms · busts | 0 · 212+ · under 5 |
| Half PPR | N.Carter |
|---|---|
| Points a game | 2.0 |
| Season | 4.0RB124 |
| Most weeks | – |
| Booms · busts | 0 · 216+ · under 6.5 |
| PPR | N.Carter |
|---|---|
| Points a game | 2.0 |
| Season | 4.0RB126 |
| Most weeks | – |
| Booms · busts | 0 · 220+ · under 8 |
Ranks are among players at each one's own position. A missing bar is a week he did not score: a bye or a missed game. The format you pick is remembered on this device.
| Week | N.Carter |
|---|---|
| Wk 3 | 46 |
| Wk 8 | 14 |
| Season | 60 |
| Week | N.Carter |
|---|---|
| Wk 3 | 7 |
| Wk 8 | 2 |
| Season | 9 |
| Week | N.Carter |
|---|---|
| Wk 3 | 0 |
| Wk 8 | 0 |
| Season | 0 |
| Week | N.Carter |
|---|---|
| Wk 3 | -0.7 |
| Wk 8 | -0.9 |
| Season | -1.6 |
| Week | N.Carter |
|---|---|
| Wk 3 | · |
| Wk 8 | · |
| Average | - |
Rows are league weeks, so byes and missed games show as gaps. The best value each week is marked green.
| Season | N.Carter |
|---|---|
| Carries | 9 |
| Rush yards | 60 |
| Rush TD | 0 |
| Targets | 0 |
| Yards per carry | - |
| Rush EPA per carry | - |
| EPA per target | - |
| Broken tackles | - |
| Explosive rate | - |
| Touches per game | - |
| Receiving share | - |
| Yards per touch | - |
| Player | G | Car | Yds | TD | Yds/g | Best season | This season |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nate Carter2025 to 2025 · 1 season | 2 | 9 | 60 | 0 | 30.0 | 2025: 6030.0 a game | 30.0first season |
Regular season only, from each player's career file. * 2025 is through Week 22; its dot is hollow because the season is not over. "This season" compares this year's rate with his earlier seasons. Hover a dot for the season's line.