NFL Advanced Stat Leaderboards
The verified layer behind every Muffed episode, published as plain tables. Every number is recomputed from play-by-play — never a figure we didn't look up.
Who created it, and who was carried?
Production minus the situation that produced it — what the player did, separated from what the play gave him.
Rushing Yards Over Expected
#1: Kenneth Walker (KC)
Completion Percentage Over Expected
#1: Geno Smith (NYJ)
Quarterback EPA per Dropback
#1: Brock Purdy (SF)
QB Composite Rating
#1: Brock Purdy (SF)
Quarterback Deep Ball
#1: Geno Smith (NYJ)
Adjusted Net Yards per Attempt
#1: Brock Purdy (SF)
Clean-Core Rating
#1: Matthew Stafford (LAR)
Quarterbacks vs Man and Zone Coverage
#1: Jordan Love (GB)
Who is the offense actually feeding?
Opportunity, which survives bad weeks and bad quarterback play in a way yardage does not.
Target Share
#1: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (SEA)
Air Yards Share
#1: Carnell Tate (TEN)
Quarterback Intended Air Yards
#1: Matthew Stafford (LAR)
Weighted Opportunity Rating
#1: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (SEA)
Snap Share
#1: Christian McCaffrey (SF)
Pass-Snap Share
#1: Christian McCaffrey (SF)
Goal-Line Usage
#1: Derrick Henry (BAL)
Usage vs Production
#1: Jahan Dotson (ATL)
Who does the most with the work?
Efficiency per touch, per target, per snap — by position group.
Wide Receiver Receiving Efficiency
#1: CeeDee Lamb (DAL)
Running Back Receiving Efficiency
#1: Chuba Hubbard (CAR)
Tight End Receiving Efficiency
#1: Dalton Kincaid (BUF)
Tight End Average Depth of Target
#1: Dalton Kincaid (BUF)
Receiver Separation and Cushion
#1: Harold Fannin Jr. (CLE)
Receiving Yards per Pass Snap
#1: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (SEA)
Contested Catch Rate
#1: Nico Collins (HOU)
Where did it go wrong, and whose fault was it?
Charted mistakes — the dropped ball, the throw that should have been picked, the sack the quarterback took on himself. Topping any of these is a failure, not a finish.
What is the situation doing to them?
Boards where topping the list is not an achievement — pressure taken, boxes stacked, luck spent.
How does the quarterback play the position?
Style rather than a grade — how fast he lets it go, how much risk he takes, how often he leaves the pocket or gives up on a play.
How do the 32 teams differ?
Team-level tendency and result, all 32, one row each.
Team Expected Points Added
#1: San Francisco 49ers
Team Success Rate and Explosive Play Rate
#1: San Francisco 49ers
Team Air Yards and Passing Volume
#1: Los Angeles Rams
Pass Rate Over Expected
#1: Cincinnati Bengals
Team Pace
#1: Carolina Panthers
Play-Action Rate
#1: Kansas City Chiefs
Pre-Snap Motion Rate
#1: San Francisco 49ers
Screen Pass Rate
#1: Atlanta Falcons
RPO Rate
#1: Carolina Panthers
No-Huddle Rate
#1: New Orleans Saints
Defensive Blitz Rate
#1: Minnesota Vikings
Which numbers are worth trusting next year?
Not a leaderboard of players — a leaderboard of metrics, ranked by how well each one repeats.
The rest of the reference layer
- Glossary — what each of these stats actually means.
- Backfields and handcuffs — all 32 depth charts, refreshed daily.
- Compare two players — side by side, and which side rests on inputs that repeat.
- 2026 bye weeks — every team, by week and A–Z.
- 2026 strength of schedule — forward-looking, from market win totals.
- Current insights — what these boards add up to right now.
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