Chicago Bulls
Rob
Dillingham
High Volatility. PRA swings widely game-to-game. Output is hard to predict.
Action → High game-to-game variance. Ceiling play with risk.
INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING
SignalsSignals are derived from the last 5 games compared against a 30-game rolling baseline. Context factors in schedule, matchup, and usage.
No trend data.
PRA swings widely game-to-game. Output is hard to predict.
Full rest entering tonight lift the ceiling; high output volatility is the main drag.
PERFORMANCE RECORD
Last 5 appearancesWhat NLTS sees in this data
High Volatility: PRA swings widely game-to-game. Output is hard to predict. Last game PRA was +7.6 vs the 30-game baseline (15.8).
PLAYER ANALYSIS
→ Stable 7 months ago-
Rob Dillingham has maintained a steady performance with averages of 5 points, 4 assists, and 3.2 rebounds over the last five games, shooting at a respectable 42.9% from the field.
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While there are no recent headlines to suggest significant developments, his consistency in production indicates he is effectively filling his role for the Chicago Bulls, particularly in facilitating play.
As the Bulls prepare to face the Chicago Bulls, Dillingham's ability to manage turnovers will be crucial; reducing his current average of 3 turnovers per game could enhance his overall impact in a competitive matchup.
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