Las Vegas Raiders success rate, 2026
42.7%
20th of 32 in the NFL
- 43.5%
- On 260 offensive plays through Week 5
How often do the Raiders stay on schedule?
The Raiders offense has a success rate of 42.7% through Week 5 — the share of its plays that added expected points — 20th in the NFL.
Week by week
| Through | Off Succ% | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | 42.2% | 19th |
| Week 2 | 38.8% | 25th |
| Week 3 | 40.2% | 24th |
| Week 4 | 42.7% | 20th |
| Week 5 | 42.7% | 20th |
Last season
Up from 37.6% in 2025, which ranked 30th of 32.
From the Raiders weekly
Nineteen to seventeen, Raiders, three thirty-five left in the game, and Kansas City facing third and five at its own forty. At that snap Las Vegas had a sixty-seven percent chance of winning. Patrick Mahomes threw deep left for Tyquan Thornton, and Thornton went fifty-five yards to the Raiders five. A Las Vegas unnecessary-roughness penalty moved the ball to the two, and Kenneth Walker scored on the next snap. The two-point try failed, twenty-three to nineteen. On the kickoff, Dareke Young brought it out to the Las Vegas twenty-two and lost the ball, and the Chiefs recovered there. Walker ran twenty-two yards for a touchdown on the next play. Thirteen Kansas City points in thirty-three seconds of game clock, and the Raiders' chance of winning went from sixty-seven percent to three. Las Vegas answered with a touchdown and a two-point conversion to make it thirty to twenty-seven, watched Kansas City recover the onside kick, and its last drive ended in an interception at the Kansas City thirty-six with ten seconds left. It was the Raiders' first loss.
Read the Week 4 note →Which offenses have the best success rate in 2026?
San Francisco 49ers (54.5%), Baltimore Ravens (51.7%), then Jacksonville Jaguars (49.5%) lead the league. All 32 teams on the Team Success Rate and Explosive Play Rate board.
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