Nithoniniel
Registered User
Possession metrics and such that you see on the HERO charts show us the impact a player has according to models for how things work as a general rule for a population.
Applying generic findings like that on an individual level is called ecological fallacy, as what is true for the group is not necessarily true for each individual.
In most cases, HERO charts and possession metrics show us a good at-a-glance evaluation of a player, but one should try and remember that the accuracy of these on an individual level varies. Weber is one of these cases, and Fowler seem like another.
Applying generic findings like that on an individual level is called ecological fallacy, as what is true for the group is not necessarily true for each individual.
In most cases, HERO charts and possession metrics show us a good at-a-glance evaluation of a player, but one should try and remember that the accuracy of these on an individual level varies. Weber is one of these cases, and Fowler seem like another.