Jeff Chabot
TactiQ Score, per-90 performance stats, and multi-season form — with direct routes into compare and rankings.
A Bundesliga center-back sitting at 48.04 on the FQ scale — below the 50-59 "typical performer" band and firmly in fringe territory. The most distinctive feature of this evaluation is not a specific weakness but an absence: all role-critical sub-scores (defense, physical duel, progression) are null, meaning the score is built on thin positional signal rather than granular defensive data. With 2,061 minutes across 24 matches, sample size is not the issue — the data gaps reflect a measurement limitation, not low minutes.
The FQ score of 48.04 is driven primarily by below-baseline overall output with no sub-score able to pull it upward — the defenseScore, which is the primary evaluation dimension for a center-back, is null. Without it, the score defaults to a low baseline, and the per-90 data (1.35 tackles, 0.22 key passes, 7.07 rating) does not provide enough signal to elevate it.
Form score of 49.72 sits just 1.68 points above the FQ score of 48.04 — within the ±5 stable band. There is no meaningful upward or downward trend; performance is flat and consistent with the overall rating.
Closest comparable at 48.49 FQ, operating in the same fringe-to-typical band; both sit below the 50-59 baseline, though Cabrera Sasía edges this player by 0.45 points.
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