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Rushing Contact: who earns the yards himself

Splits every carry into yards after contact (the back's own elusiveness and power) and yards before contact (the line and scheme). An independent second look at the back.

How we read it

YAC/att: the back's own talent

Yards after contact per carry isolates elusiveness and power. It's blocking-independent, so a high figure is the back doing the work himself.

YBC/att: the line and scheme

Yards before contact per carry is the room the offensive line and design hand him. High YBC with modest YAC reads as a line-aided profile.

The divergence: who's driving the yards

Elite YAC behind thin YBC is a back winning on his own: a second, independent estimator to triangulate against Next Gen RYOE. We surface the split, we don't average it away.

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Rushing Contact: who earns the yards himself

Rushing Contact: who earns the yards himself is a Pro-tier analytics engine. This is the same data served by the premium /api/intelligence/rushing-contact endpoint, gated for Pro and Elite members.

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