Completion rate allowed: cornerbacks ranked

The share of passes thrown at him that are completed. Fewer is better.

Why the box score misses it: Not in the box score.

Best so far: Charvarius Ward (IND), 31%. A typical cornerback is 60%. Players need at least 10 targets to qualify, so nobody is ranked on a handful of plays. Lower is better.

Grades updated Mon, Oct 12, 3:02 AM ETRechecked every few hours on game days

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96 of 96 cornerbacks

Comp % against leaders among cornerbacks
	Player		Against the league
1	Charvarius WardDB · INDElite	31%	Elite	16	–
2	Trent McDuffieDB · LARElite	33%	Elite	21	+11.4grade points upLeaning that way
3	Avieon TerrellDB · ATLElite	36%	Elite	11	–
4	Isaiah RodgersDB · MINElite	37%	Elite	19	+8.3grade points upWithin the noise
5	Denzel WardDB · CLEElite	38%	Elite	26	+17.0grade points upLeaning that way
6	James PierreDB · MINElite	42%	Elite	12	–
7	Christian GonzalezDB · NEElite	44%	Elite	18	–
7	Malik MuhammadDB · CHIElite	44%	Elite	18	−6.8grade points downWithin the noise
9	Hezekiah MassesDB · LVElite	45%	Elite	20	−13.1grade points downWithin the noise
9	Maxwell HairstonDB · BUFElite	45%	Elite	20	+12.3grade points upLeaning that way
11	Billy Bowman Jr.DB · ATLWell above typical	45%	Well above typical	11	–
11	Brandon StephensDB · NYJWell above typical	45%	Well above typical	22	+11.6grade points upLeaning that way
11	Tarheeb StillDB · LACWell above typical	45%	Well above typical	11	–
14	Derek Stingley Jr.DB · HOUWell above typical	46%	Well above typical	24	even
15	Mekhi BlackmonDB · CLEWell above typical	47%	Well above typical	17	–
15	Nohl WilliamsDB · KCWell above typical	47%	Well above typical	17	+11.2grade points upWithin the noise
17	Daxton HillDB · CINWell above typical	48%	Well above typical	23	–
18	Deonte BanksDB · NYGWell above typical	50%	Well above typical	16	+8.3grade points upWithin the noise
18	Eric StokesDB · LVWell above typical	50%	Well above typical	22	−7.0grade points downWithin the noise
18	Jaycee HornDB · CARWell above typical	50%	Well above typical	12	–
18	Pat Surtain IIDB · DENWell above typical	50%	Well above typical	18	–
18	Quincy RileyDB · NOWell above typical	50%	Well above typical	22	−26.3grade points downA clear change
18	Riley MossDB · DENWell above typical	50%	Well above typical	22	−14.2grade points downLeaning that way
18	Shavon Revel Jr.DB · DALWell above typical	50%	Well above typical	16	–
18	Taron JohnsonDB · LVWell above typical	50%	Well above typical	16	even
18	Will JohnsonDB · ARIWell above typical	50%	Well above typical	14	–
27	Will Lee IIIDB · CARAbove typical	52%	Above typical	25	+2.2grade points up
28	Kool-Aid McKinstryDB · NOAbove typical	52%	Above typical	21	+9.2grade points upWithin the noise
29	Asante Samuel Jr.DB · PITAbove typical	53%	Above typical	19	−19.1grade points downLeaning that way
29	DJ Turner IIDB · CINAbove typical	53%	Above typical	19	+2.2grade points up
31	Jalen DavisDB · CINAbove typical	53%	Above typical	15	–
32	Greg Newsome IIDB · NYGAbove typical	54%	Above typical	24	+1.3grade points up
33	Nate WigginsDB · BALAbove typical	55%	Above typical	22	+6.8grade points upWithin the noise
34	Jarrian JonesDB · JAXAbove typical	55%	Above typical	31	−17.2grade points downLeaning that way
35	Dee AlfordDB · BUFAbove typical	55%	Above typical	20	−1.0grade points down
35	Marcus JonesDB · NEAbove typical	55%	Above typical	20	+11.8grade points upWithin the noise
35	Rasul DouglasDB · WASAbove typical	55%	Above typical	20	+8.7grade points upWithin the noise
38	Jourdan LewisDB · JAXAbove typical	56%	Above typical	18	+15.4grade points upLeaning that way
39	Davison IgbinosunDB · BUFAbove typical	56%	Above typical	16	–
40	Andru PhillipsDB · NYGTypical	57%	Typical	14	–

How to read this table

The number on the left is the league rank among cornerbacks, even when the list is filtered to one team.
“Against the league” draws each player on the same strip: the ends are the 10th-best and 90th-best player, the shaded stretch is the middle half, and the tick is the median. Right is always better.
“Lately” is the change in grade between a player's last 2 games and the games before them. The tag says whether the change is bigger than what a few plays could cause.
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