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FPL Consistency Chart: Player Floor vs Ceiling

A robust floor-vs-ceiling view: x-axis is the 20th-percentile gameweek score (bad-week floor), y-axis is the 90th-percentile score (strong-week ceiling), with bubble size based on consistency.

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Color = predicted points next 6 GWs0.01.0Bubble = consistency (larger = steadier)

Hover any point for full details. Labels are shown for the most notable players only — use the filters to declutter or widen the pool.

How this helps you

In plain terms: if you want safer future picks, look for big bubbles (more consistent), greener dots (higher predicted points over the next 6 gameweeks), and players to the right (better bad-week floor). Top-right is usually the sweet spot: strong floor plus strong upside. Far-right but low can still be steady, but with a lower ceiling.

Top 10 Picks

Ranked by a genuine floor (P90 ceiling 35%, P20 floor 35%) plus consistency — lower CV (15%) — with a small weighting toward predicted points (15%) so picks stay forward-looking, not just descriptive of the season so far.

PlayerPos£mScoreP90 CeilingP20 FloorCVxPts6Pred total 6GWUpcoming fixtures (6)

Comparing FPL player floor and ceiling

This FPL consistency chart uses the 20th-percentile gameweek score as a realistic low-end floor and the 90th percentile as a strong-week ceiling. It separates steady assets from volatile players whose averages may be driven by occasional hauls.

A high floor can suit risk-controlled transfers and captaincy alternatives, while a high ceiling can be valuable when chasing rank. Use bubble size, predicted points and fixtures to balance reliability against upside for your strategy.

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