2026 season · Team Success Rate and Explosive Play Rate

San Francisco 49ers success rate, 2026

56.9%

1st of 32 in the NFL

League median
43.1%
Sample
On 160 offensive plays through Week 3

How often do the 49ers stay on schedule?

The 49ers offense has a success rate of 56.9% through Week 3 — the share of its plays that added expected points — 1st in the NFL.

Week by week

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

San Francisco 49ers success rate after each week of 2026
ThroughOff Succ%Rank
Week 156.2%3rd
Week 256.8%1st
Week 356.9%1st

Last season

Up from 48.3% in 2025, which ranked 4th of 32.

From the 49ers weekly

Third and twelve at the San Francisco eighteen, eight forty left in the first quarter, nothing to nothing. Brock Purdy threw short left to Mike Evans, Evans took it two yards to the twenty and lateraled to Deebo Samuel, and Samuel went the other eighty for the touchdown. By expected points added, what a snap was worth given the down, the distance and the field position, measured against what that situation was already worth, it was plus seven point seven. It moved win probability, the model's read on each team's chance of winning at that moment, by twenty points, more than any other snap in the game. San Francisco led from that play to the final whistle and beat the Cardinals thirty-six to thirty at home to go three and oh. After it, Arizona's chance of winning never rose above about thirty-one percent.

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Which offenses have the best success rate in 2026?

San Francisco 49ers (56.9%), Baltimore Ravens (54.3%), then Jacksonville Jaguars (51.5%) lead the league. All 32 teams on the Team Success Rate and Explosive Play Rate board.

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