Dan Burn
A Premier League center-back sitting at 47.88 on the FQ scale — below the 50-point midpoint and in fringe territory for a top-flight starter. Across 25 matches (1,920 minutes), the per-90 output is thin: 1.59 tackles, 0.28 key passes, and a 6.67 average match rating. All role-critical sub-scores (defense, progression, physical duels) are null, meaning the full picture cannot be confirmed, but the aggregate signal is consistently below baseline.
The FQ score of 47.88 is driven primarily by below-baseline aggregate output relative to center-back positional expectations, with no sub-score clearing the 70 threshold to offset it. The absence of populated defensive sub-scores — the core dimension for this role — means there is no measurable compensating strength to pull the score upward.