Every qualified hitter and pitcher, scored on behavioral quality (percentiles, colored). Outcome stats (xwOBA, K%, BB% — the muted columns) shown alongside so you can compare the behavioral read to actual results. Both boards default to qualified — hitters at 150+ plate appearances, pitchers at 150+ batters faced. Switch to All to include small samples. Bring your fantasy team: My roster puts each player next to his row here.
Batters faced isn't in this data yet, so pitchers can't be sample-qualified — every arm is shown, including small samples where xwOBA swings wildly. Run the weekly pipeline and rebuild the rankings to add it.
Component glossary
Hitters (SIQX)
FIQ Fastball IQ · DSR Discipline Score Ratio · CHS Chase Avoidance ·
ZWP Zone Whiff Avoidance · ZCN Zone Contact · OCN Out-Zone Contact ·
ZAE Zone Attack Early · ECC Early Count Chase · TSS Two-Strike Survival ·
ACW Ahead Count Waste
Pitchers (PSIQX)
HHI Hard-Hit Suppression · OZI Chase Induced · ZWF Zone Whiff Forced ·
ZCF Zone Contact Prevention · OCI Chase Contact Prevention · EZC Early Zone Command ·
ECI Early Chase Induced · TSP Two-Strike Put-Away · AZC Ahead-Count Command
Values are season percentiles (0–100) vs qualified players. Green 80+, amber 20–39, red below 20.
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Component percentiles are relative to all qualified players this season.
SIQX Football Rankings
Two boards that make different claims, kept apart on purpose.
The quarterback board is a divergence board, the same logic as the baseball profile-vs-results board:
how well a quarterback is deciding against how well he is producing. The
skill-player board is not — a receiver or back makes no charted decision, so it ranks
opportunity against the matchup his offense faces. Early in the season both lean on last
year's profile. For fantasy: the skill board is your start/sit context — who is getting the
snaps, targets and carries this week, and how hard the matchup is. It is usage, not a points projection.
The week’s posted picks are on Games. Bring your own team: My roster puts each player next to his row here.
Decision and Production are league percentiles among qualifying
quarterbacks. Gap is production minus decision, the same convention as baseball: positive means
his results rank above his decisions, negative means he is deciding better than his results show. Decisions ahead needs a genuinely good process (decision 55+); results ahead
a genuinely weak one (45 or below) — so a quarterback is never flagged just because his production is poor.
A rank gap, not a forecast.
With about 30 quarterbacks a rank moves a percentile ~3.5 points, so small gaps are noise.
OUT, DOUBT and Q are the official injury report; out and doubtful rows are dimmed but stay on the
board, which describes the season. Next is the team’s next game.
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Start/sit context.Usage blends snap share (40%), target share (30%), carry share (20%) and
air-yards share (10%), each a league percentile. Matchup is the environment his offense faces
this week, in standard deviations from the league. Score is usage adjusted by matchup. This is
opportunity, not a decision measure, and not a projection. OUT / DOUBT / Q is the
official injury report: an out player’s usage will not happen this week.