Unlock one of the most actionable metrics in NFL injury analytics — the average number of weeks a player spends on the injury report for any given injury type. Whether you're managing a DFS lineup, sharpening a betting edge, or building a fantasy roster, knowing how long an injury typically sidelines a player gives you a critical advantage over the market.
This data product pulls directly from a comprehensive NFL injury report dataset spanning 2016 through 2025, covering all 32 teams and every position group. Search and filter by:
- Player — look up any individual player's injury report history and average time missed
- Game Status — filter by Out, Questionable, Doubtful, or IR designations to understand severity
- Position — compare how long quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and other position groups typically miss
- Team — analyze how specific franchises manage injured players and roster availability
- Year — track trends over time and see how injury report durations have shifted season by season
- Injury Type — drill into specific injuries like hamstring, knee, ankle, concussion, and more
From a DNP on Wednesday to a game-time decision on Sunday, this metric tells you exactly how long that window typically lasts — giving you the data to make smarter, faster decisions when it matters most.