Access detailed NFL player game logs with complete statistics by game and season. Track player performance trends and historical data to make informed fantasy decisions.
Fantasy Life’s Utilization Report Game Log is one of the pillars of the Utilization Report tool suite. With the Game Log tool, you can sort through teams to get a week-by-week view of detailed NFL player game logs with utilization statistics.
You can also sort by season, to look at individual game logs from previous seasons.
At the top of the Game Log table, you’ll have a set of filters that you can customize to drill down what you are looking for. These include:
Year: Choose the season you want to view, with the ability to go all the way back to 2020.
Week Range: Adjust this filter to narrow down which weeks you want to display in the game log. Weeks 1-17 represent regular-season games, while Weeks 18-22 represent playoff games.
Bucketing the game log into four-week segments (i.e. Weeks 1-4, 5-8, 9-12, 13-17) is a great way to narrow down the game log to identify utilization trends.
Scoring System (coming soon): Adjust the scoring system so that the “score” and “scoring rank” columns in the game logs cater to the specific scoring settings you are looking for.
Team: Specify the team that you are looking for.
Only displays one team at a time, no multi-select available
Player: Search for a specific player’s game log to display.
NOTE: the player search function will only allow you to search for players who are on the team displayed in the “Team” dropdown. If you are looking for Tee Higgins, for example, but have the Bills selected, you will need to switch Bills to Bengals.
Position: Drill down by specific position. Similar to the Team functionality, you can only select one position at a time.
Once you have your filters squared away, you’re ready to dive into the sweet, sweet Utilization data.
Before you jump into individual players’ game logs, you’ll be presented with some beautiful data visualizations, titled “Team Summary”.
These data viz elements display the same utilization stats you get in the game log (below) to visually compare players on the same team and how they stack up against each other—via either bar graph or pie chart. For more information on what stats you can choose to display, see below on what’s included in the player game log cards.
When looking at a player card, you will first see two rows: Week 1-22 and Season. These are the default filters and unless you adjust the week slider, these rows of data should reflect the same data.
To view the entire game log, click “View weekly stats”. From there, you will get a week-by-week view providing the following stats:
Week: specifies the specific week for the displayed data.
Snaps: the percentage of team snaps that player played in the specific week.
RushAtt: the percentage (or total number) of team rush attempts that player recorded.
Routes: the percentage (or total number) of routes the player ran that week.
TPRR: targets per route run rate that the player recorded that week.
TGTS: the target share percentage (or number of targets) the player recorded that week.
SDDSnaps: the percentage (or total number) of short-down-and-distance snaps the player played.
I5 Rush Att: the percentage (or total number) of rushing attempts inside the opponent’s five-yard line that the player recorded.
LDD Snaps: the percentage (or total number) of long-down-and-distance snaps the player played.
2MIN Snaps: the percentage (or total number) of snaps the player recorded in the two-minute offense.
UR Score: the player’s respective Utilization Score (on a scale of 0-100) that the player recorded for that specific game.
Score: Fantasy points recorded in that game
Scoring Rank: where the player ranked among fantasy finishers in that specific week.
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