2026 season · RPO Rate

Dallas Cowboys RPO rate, 2026

3.1%

16th of 32 in the NFL

League median
3.1%
Sample
On 320 plays through Week 4

How often do the Cowboys run RPOs?

The Cowboys have called a run-pass option on 3.1% of their plays through Week 4, 16th in the NFL.

Week by week

Season to date after each week — the RPO rate and rank as the board stood once that week was filed, not the single week’s own figure.

Dallas Cowboys RPO rate after each week of 2026
ThroughRPO%Rank
Week 43.1%16th

Last season

Down from 4.1% in 2025, which ranked 18th of 32.

From the Cowboys weekly

Fourth and four at the Dallas thirty-two, a minute thirty-four left, down thirty to twenty-seven. On the snap before, third and one, CeeDee Lamb had been thrown to behind the line and brought down for a loss of three. Now, out of the no-huddle, Dak Prescott threw short over the middle to Jake Ferguson for seven yards and the first down. By win probability, the model's read on each team's chance of winning at that moment, that snap moved ten and a half points Dallas's way. Seven snaps later, second and ten at the Houston twelve with forty-three seconds left, Prescott went short over the middle to Lamb for a twelve-yard touchdown, plus three point four expected points added — expected points added being what a snap was worth given the down, the distance and the field position, against what that situation was already worth — and twenty-nine points of win probability, the biggest swing of the game. The Cowboys won thirty-four to thirty in Houston and are two and two.

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Which offenses run the most RPOs in 2026?

Carolina Panthers (8.8%), Kansas City Chiefs (8.2%), then Pittsburgh Steelers (6.9%) lead the league. All 32 teams on the RPO Rate board.

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