Falcons Defensive Rotation & Suspension Impact Explorer

The source fixture has three end-position sliders initially set to twelve. Their sum is thirty-six, leaving twenty-four from the sixty-snap group budget. It gives eight additional snaps to each, producing twenty each. Three contiguous bars at six pixels per allocated snap total three hundred sixty pixels, representing sixty. A zero slider is not an exclusion: leftover redistribution can give that row snaps again. Named people, position labels, rates, suspension and opponents are source fixture assumptions, not independently verified roster or schedule facts. At the default allocated twenty snaps, three source end rates zero point zero three, zero point zero two five and zero point zero two two contribute zero point six, zero point five and zero point four four. Two duplicate tackle fixture rows get thirty snaps each at zero point zero one five, adding zero point nine. Total is two point four four units, displayed as projected sacks. Bars at one hundred pixels per toy unit compare one point five four end-group units with zero point nine tackle-group units. The groups separately receive sixty snaps; the fixture is not a calibrated player or game forecast. All three sliders can be sixty, producing one hundred eighty end-group snaps. The source does not normalize this over-allocation back to sixty. Bars at three pixels per snap compare one hundred eighty snaps, five hundred forty pixels, with sixty, one hundred eighty pixels. The eight opponent rows then multiply rounded toy production by one, seven eighths down to one eighth. This arbitrary schedule scaling and unvalidated fixture must not be interpreted as a real suspension impact prediction, betting estimate or current team fact.