A player has "broken out" once a season tops this (TEs judged at ~70%, since 14 is elite for a TE). Candidates = those who never have.

Tilt toward each player's projection floor (safe) or ceiling (upside).

Standard values TEs at their real (lower) fantasy PPG so a great TE doesn't float up to great-WR level. TE‑premium boosts them. Within‑pos ignores position (pure peer rank).

Groups the board into tiers and marks the big dropoffs in value.

Hides anyone below this much lever coverage (the "data" column) instead of showing a low-confidence Fit for them -- each measured against what's achievable for HIS pool, so these are two independent knobs, not one shared number. Rookies default low (5%) since thin NFL-stat coverage is structural for them, not a red flag -- pedigree/college/combine is the whole picture pre-debut. In-career defaults low too (25%): a 50% default was hiding a coming-off-injury player with a real but short season (e.g. 4 games, 30% coverage) right alongside the players this board specifically exists to surface -- exactly what the ghost-row shrink earlier today was built to protect, undone an hour later by this default. Raise it to 40-50% yourself when you specifically want a high-confidence-only view; nothing's hidden without you asking for it now. Set either to 0 to turn it off.