Who does more with each chance?
Compare the same position and metric, then put attempts, touches, or targets beside the result.
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One metric at a time, with the season, team, retrieval time, and source attached. No mystery formulas and no mixing passing yards with tackles.
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- 2026
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- Florida State
- Retrieved
- Aug 28, 2026, 1:26 AM
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Compare like with like.
Pick a season, team, and exact statistic. The table ranks only that statistic so a big number in one category cannot overpower a completely different category.
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Player data source: CollegeFootballData. Official-reference link: NCAA FBS statistics. Super64 does not alter provider statistics.
Who changes the shape of a game?
Look for repeatable drive value, explosive plays, disruption, and finishing—not one viral highlight.
Who is getting better right now?
Separate full-season production from recent form, role changes, and verified availability.
How to read the numbers
Five position lenses.
These are comparison guides, not Super64 player rankings. They use established college-football stat categories and tell fans what each group of numbers can—and cannot—show.
Quarterbacks
Start with passing efficiency, completion rate, yards per attempt, touchdowns, interceptions, sacks, and rushing production. Volume without efficiency can hide trouble.
Running backs
Use rushing yards per game, yards per carry, touchdowns, receiving work, and fumbles together. One long run should not define the whole profile.
Receivers & tight ends
Receptions, receiving yards per game, yards per reception, and touchdowns show workload, explosiveness, and finishing value from different angles.
Defenders
Tackles, tackles for loss, sacks, interceptions, passes defended, and forced fumbles help separate steady involvement from game-changing disruption.
Specialists
Field-goal percentage, punt average, kickoff returns, and punt returns matter most with attempt volume and field-position context beside them.
Production
What the player has actually done in the selected season.
Efficiency
How much value came from each attempt, touch, target, or snap.
Context
Opponent quality, role, availability, and game situation.
Trend
Whether the performance is strengthening, fading, or volatile.
Product design note: the lenses are Super64 editorial guidance. NCAA statistics supply the official-reference category set; CollegeFootballData supplies structured data when connected.
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