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01 Player profile⌄
02 Player production⌄
03 Recent player box scores⌄
Newest first · Tap a quarter chart for game details
05 Defensive game log ⌄
Production allowed in each selected game · Charts describe the offense facing this defense
Data sources & metric definitions⌄
Real nflverse data, regular season only. The coverage banner shows completed games included, not the current NFL week. No simulated fallback. Full Season uses the selected season; Last 3/5/7 selects recorded player appearances across 2025–2026, up to the selected season. Trades follow the player's GSIS ID. Snaps on offense, defense or special teams establish zero-production appearances. Roster membership alone does not establish participation. Home/Away/Wins filters apply after the window; no backfill. Ties are not wins.
Defense and team summaries always use the selected season and venue filter, independent of the player's rolling window. Rankings compare all 32 teams with the same filters; missing samples are unranked, and ties share a rank. #1 means highest production or most allowed. Position defense sums all opposing players at their recorded game position; overall includes every position. Passing and receiving yardage overlap and must not be added.
Counting metrics are per game. Yards/carry and yards/reception divide summed yards by summed opportunities. A dash means no sample or zero denominator. Team PPG includes all points from the schedule, including defense and special teams. Pace means statistical offensive plays per game, not seconds/play: pass attempts + sacks + rushing attempts. Pass includes sacks and spikes; rush includes scrambles and kneels. Counts follow the source’s official pass/rush attempt flags, with sacks added and two-point tries excluded. Most penalties and special-teams plays do not count; an unusual play counts if it is credited with an official attempt (for example, a pass after a blocked field goal). Quarter bars show these team play counts, not player snaps or every physical snap. Overtime appears separately. Exact player snap counts are obtained from the snap-count source, not estimated from touches.
The step chart uses post-play cumulative scores and preserves extra points, two-point conversions, safeties and overtime. Positive means the displayed offense leads. Every game's final score is reconciled with the schedule before publication. Injury reports show the latest available week and are not a live availability assessment; missing reports never imply healthy. Default opponent comes from the upcoming schedule when available; use Defense to select any team.
Source: nflverse · CC BY 4.0. Data transformed into per-game aggregates. Download provenance, coverage and validation report. Weekly Tuesday snapshots may precede later stat corrections.