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DRB%Defensive Rebound Percentage
DRB% is the share of available defensive rebounds a player grabbed while on the floor.
Formula
DRB% = 100 × DREB × (team minutes / 5) / (player minutes × (team DREB + opp OREB))Example
A power forward with 88 DREB in 320 minutes, team minutes 480, team DREB 280 + opp OREB 80: 100 × 88 × (480/5) / (320 × 360) = 73.3%. (Realistic team-summed values would yield ~25%.)
Why it matters
A high DRB% means the player consistently ends opposing possessions on a single shot — the foundation of defensive efficiency.
In depth
Defensive rebounding ends the opponent’s possession — it is half of the four-factor "rebounding" pillar. League-average DRB% varies by position: bigs sit around 22–28%, wings 12–18%, guards 8–12%.
Where you’ll see it
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DRB% for every player, automatically.
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