Build a rating
What would you score?
Put in a position and whatever numbers you have. You get the same Atlas Score every athlete on this site is given — the identical math against the identical population — plus the combine athletes whose profile looks most like yours.
Pick a position to start. Every number you enter is ranked against that group’s own 27 years of combine results — a 4.50 forty is a different athlete at receiver than on the offensive line.
How the number is built
- 1. Each number you enter becomes an exact percentile against every athlete of that position group who ran that drill, 2000–2026. Timed drills are flipped, so higher always means better.
- 2. Those percentiles roll into five equal areas — Speed, Explosion, Agility, Strength, Size. Size counts as one of the five, because the league drafts size.
- 3. The average of your areas is re-ranked against every rated athlete in the group, so the result is a true percentile of the whole profile — not an average of averages.
- 4. It is floored to one decimal, never rounded up, and capped at 99.9. The top of the scale stays scarce.
A rating needs height and weight plus 2 of the four performance areas. Below that the profile is honestly unrated, exactly as it would be on an athlete page — about 1,700 real combine athletes are unrated for the same reason.
Nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere. The whole calculation runs in your browser against the position file it downloads.