Glossary

ANY/A (adjusted net yards per attempt)

ANY/A is passing yards with touchdowns, interceptions and sack yardage folded in, divided by attempts plus sacks. Drake Maye of the Patriots led 2025 at 8.26, with Matthew Stafford at 8.25.

The formula adds 20 yards for every passing touchdown and subtracts 45 for every interception, then subtracts the yardage lost on sacks and divides by attempts plus sacks. Those weights come from how much each event actually costs a drive. It is the oldest efficiency stat that still holds up.

Updated Jul 26, 2026

Current leaders — 2025

Adjusted Net Yards per Attempt leaders, 2025
#PlayerAttYdsTDINTSkANY/A
1Drake MayeQB · NE4924,394318478.26
2Matthew StaffordQB · LAR5974,707468238.25
3Jared GoffQB · DET5784,564348387.51
4Sam DarnoldQB · SEA4774,0482514277.41
5Jordan LoveQB · GB4393,381236217.40
6Daniel JonesQB · IND3843,101198227.30
7Lamar JacksonQB · BAL3022,549217367.14
8Dak PrescottQB · DAL6004,5523010317.12
9Brock PurdyQB · SF2842,1672010117.00
10Josh AllenQB · BUF4603,6682510406.84

See the full adjusted net yards per attempt leaderboard Drake Maye leads.

Why it matters

ANY/A and CPOE answer different questions, and comparing them is where the interesting cases live. Drake Maye led both at 8.26 and +9.1, so the accuracy and the results agreed. When a passer leads one and not the other, either the touchdowns are carrying a mediocre process or the accuracy is not converting into points. Both are worth knowing before paying for a repeat.

Updated Jul 26, 2026

The counter

Touchdown weighting means ANY/A inherits touchdown variance, which repeats less than volume does.

Updated Jul 26, 2026

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