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Player / WR
Regular season production, 2024.
Altitude is earned yards: every target priced at the league rate for its depth, with nothing awarded for the catch, shown as the historical percentile of every qualifying receiver game since 2016. It grades the opportunity a receiver earned, not what the offense converted. The band is the claim; differences between adjacent bands are often noise.
W6
76
Cruising
W7
58
Level
Season mean Altitude 67 across 2 qualifying games. Earned 53 yards a game; delivered 41.
Separation describes how a receiver wins, not how much he will produce; yards after catch over expected is the one repeatable open-field skill here.
Separation
Headline2.93 yd
WR/TE median 3.17 yd
Track spans the middle 90% of 198 qualified seasons; the notch is the median.
Cushion
4.37 yd
WR/TE median 6.19 yd
Track spans the middle 90% of 198 qualified seasons; the notch is the median.
YAC over expected
+0.69 yd
WR/TE median +0.43 yd
Track spans the middle 90% of 198 qualified seasons; the notch is the median.
2024 / WR/TE
Season splits from pre-aggregated charting views. Missing datasets stay hidden.
Against every qualifying WR and TE season in 2024. Metrics below their sample minimum say so instead of pretending.
EPA per target
Below the 50 targets minimum in 2024.
Receiving yards
Below the 50 targets minimum in 2024.
Yards after catch
Below the 50 targets minimum in 2024.
Regular season only. Column definitions live in the glossary and at /explore.
| Season | Team | G | Targets | Receptions | Receiving yards | Rec TD | YAC | Rec EPA | EPA per target |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | NO | 4 | 15 | 9 | 118 | 1 | 20 | 3.36 | 0.22 |
Data refreshed 2 days ago. Built on data from the nflverse project.
Air-yards share
25%
WR/TE median 26%
Track spans the middle 90% of 198 qualified seasons; the notch is the median.
Gap decomposition
Delivered production ran -12.3 yd/wk against earned opportunity this season. After-catch skill (xYAC +0.69/rec) is the persistent, portable slice of that gap; the rest tracks the offense around him, not the player.
League tracking aggregates; NFL-qualified weeks only.