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Kansas City went 11-0 in one-score games in 2024 and 1-9 in them in 2025 — a 6-11 team with a Pythagorean projection of 9.5 wins.
11-0 to 1-9 in one-score games · 3.5 wins under Pythagorean·Verified Sep 8, 2026
Two rules from the 2016–2025 record point the same way: teams that won under 35 percent of their one-score games gained 2.44 wins on average the next year and improved 69 percent of the time across 71 cases, and teams 1.5 or more wins under their Pythagorean projection gained 2.07 and improved 68 percent of the time across 44. Patrick Mahomes played 14 games in 2025.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba took 50.0 percent of Seattle's air yards in 2025, the largest share by any receiver in the 2016–2025 record.
50.0% of team air yards · next-highest in 2025: 43.3%·Verified Sep 9, 2026
Among receivers with at least 50 targets, no other 2025 receiver cleared 43.3 percent and the best previous season in the ten-year files was DJ Moore's 47.6 in 2022; Smith-Njigba turned 163 targets into 119 catches and 1,793 yards.
Christian McCaffrey was the top Half-PPR running back per game in 2025 and had the lowest total rushing yards over expected of 49 qualified backs.
21.5 Half-PPR PPG, RB1 · 165 yards under expected, lowest total of 49·Verified Sep 10, 2026
He averaged 21.5 Half-PPR points per game on 311 carries for 1,202 yards, 3.86 a carry, and finished 165 yards below the expected-yards model; he also took 52.1 percent of San Francisco's carries and targets inside the 10, the largest goal-line share by any player in the 2016–2025 files.
Drake Maye led the 32 primary starters in EPA per dropback in 2025 and was also first on the pressured, blitzed and late-down snaps.
Next-best starter on unstable snaps: 0.18 per dropback·Verified Sep 11, 2026
His 0.32 EPA per dropback led the league across 602 dropbacks in 2025, and on the unstable slice — pressured, blitzed, or third and fourth down — he averaged 0.28 while 18 of the 32 primary starters went negative.
Patrick Mahomes finished 2025 at minus 2.7 completion percentage over expected, 31st of 36 qualified passers — his seventh negative season in eight.
CPOE minus 2.7 in 2025 · below zero in 7 of 8 seasons·Verified Sep 8, 2026
He completed 62.8 percent against a 65.4 percent expectation on 502 attempts in 14 games; the one positive season in that span is 2018, at plus 1.5. The expectation is Next Gen Stats' model of each throw, so the number reads the throws he chooses as much as the ones he misses.
Blitzing bought pressure but not points in 2025 — offenses averaged more EPA per dropback against five rushers than against four.
Sacks on 7.4% of five-rusher dropbacks, 6.0% on four·Verified Sep 7, 2026
On 3,940 charted five-rusher dropbacks in 2025, pressure rate jumped to 38.3 percent from 26.2 with four rushers, yet offenses gained 0.064 EPA per dropback against the blitz versus 0.033 against four. Team blitz rate and EPA allowed were nearly uncorrelated at r = -0.09.