The injury report and "With/Without" filter show how a player performs with or without certain teammates. They work in all four leagues: NBA, WNBA, NFL and MLB.
What is the "Games With W/O" filter?
It shows how a player's numbers change when certain teammates are in or out of the lineup. You can:
See games where they played with or without a specific set of players
Compare how that changes the market you're analyzing (e.g., Points, Assists, Pts+Reb+Ast)
The numbers show the stat difference with or without each teammate. For an injured or questionable teammate you see games without them; for a healthy one, games with them. A teammate needs at least 2 missed games to show up.
It answers questions like "How does Player X perform when Player Y is out?" or "Is there a usage or scoring boost when a specific teammate sits?"
What’s included in the Injury Report?
The “With/Without” view lists every player who played for the team alongside your player in the selected season. For each teammate:
Average minutes per game (MIN)
Average stat value in the selected market (e.g. PTS)
Injury label:
GTD - Game Time Decision (unclear whether the player will play)
OUT - Player will most probably not play
DOUB - Doubtful (high chance player does not play)
QUES - Questionable (about 50% chance to play)
NFL: official injury report
For NFL players, the website also shows the team's official NFL injury report:
Practice participation per practice day: DNP (did not participate), LP (limited) or FP (full)
Game status: Out, Doubtful, Questionable, Probable, IR or Suspended
It's on the player page under Game Weather, or in the Matchup tab on phones. Web only (including mobile web), not in the app, and part of Premium except on free players.
Why it matters
Props depend on the situation, not just the player. You can:
Find high-usage spots created by injuries or rest
Compare full-squad vs. short-handed performance
See how rotation changes move the numbers
Tip: combine With/Without with Advanced Filters (like USG% or Minutes).
Still unsure? Watch the video: