A questionable tag doesn’t tell you how much a player will give you if he suits up. This chart shows how starters perform in games they play while listed Questionable, compared with their own recent form, broken down by injury.
How to read it
- Each row is one injury. Every number is a percent of the player’s own baseline, which is his average over his previous 6 games (at least 4 are required). 100% means he played exactly as usual.
- Snap share: how much of the game he was on the field.
- Volume: his usage, meaning carries and catches for running backs, targets for receivers, attempts for quarterbacks, and tackles for defenders.
- PPR (QB, RB, WR, TE): fantasy points compared with his baseline.
- Example: across all injuries (5,422 starter games), players played 92% of their usual snaps, saw 90% of their usual volume, and scored 85% of their usual PPR points.