Red Zone Regression
84. 15. The gap between the two is therefore mostly luck, and mostly comes back, which makes the difference between how often a player was handed the ball inside the 20 and how often he actually scored one of the few genuinely predictive things in fantasy football.
How it works
8 touchdowns per 100 red zone touches, 2026.
A caution worth stating: this measures opportunity against outcome, not talent. A player can score below his usage because he is genuinely poor near the goal line, and a tight end can beat it three years running. The gap regresses on average, which is a statement about the population and not a promise about any one player.