David Brooks
A mid-range Premier League winger sitting at 54.09 on the FQ scale — squarely in the typical performer band (50-59), indicating adequate but unremarkable output for the role. The most distinctive data point is what's absent: all granular sub-scores (finishing, creation, progression, defense, possession control, physical duels) are null, meaning the score is built on surface-level production rather than a full dimensional read. Across 28 matches and 1,170 minutes this season, the player has produced 0.08 goals and 0.15 assists per 90 — contribution volumes that do not distinguish them from a typical starter.
The 54.09 FQ score reflects a player meeting the bare positional baseline for a winger without exceeding it in any measurable dimension. With all role-specific sub-scores null, the score is anchored primarily to per-90 surface stats — 1.85 key passes and a 6.71 average rating — which are functional but not above the mid-range threshold for a top-flight winger.