Catches over expected: wide receivers ranked
His catch rate compared with what each target's difficulty predicted. +4 means he catches 4 more of every 100 targets than the throws suggested.
Why the box score misses it: Catch rate rewards the receiver who is only thrown easy passes.
Best so far: Keon Coleman (BUF), +28.9 pts. A typical wide receiver is +2.1 pts. Players need at least 12 targets to qualify, so nobody is ranked on a handful of plays.
Grades updated Rechecked every few hours on game days
- EPA per target
- Catches over expected
- Yards after catch over expected
- Drop rate
- Share of the team's passes
- Average depth of target
- Deep targets
- Contested targets
- Screen targets
- Targets
- Receptions
- Receiving yards
- Receiving touchdowns
94 of 94 wide receivers
| Player | Against the league | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | +28.9 pts | 16 | −6.3grade points downWithin the noise | ||
| 2 | +26.2 pts | 17 | −10.9grade points downWithin the noise | ||
| 3 | +20.2 pts | 26 | −5.2grade points downWithin the noise | ||
| 4 | +20.1 pts | 19 | – | ||
| 5 | +17.6 pts | 14 | – | ||
| 6 | +17.0 pts | 21 | – | ||
| 7 | +15.3 pts | 21 | +9.5grade points upWithin the noise | ||
| 8 | +14.8 pts | 34 | +1.3grade points up | ||
| 9 | +13.4 pts | 21 | −2.4grade points down | ||
| 10 | +13.4 pts | 31 | −4.4grade points downWithin the noise | ||
| 11 | +12.9 pts | 23 | +8.7grade points upWithin the noise | ||
| 12 | +12.1 pts | 24 | +5.3grade points upWithin the noise | ||
| 13 | +11.7 pts | 50 | −2.0grade points down | ||
| 14 | +11.5 pts | 27 | – | ||
| 15 | +11.5 pts | 51 | −10.3grade points downLeaning that way | ||
| 16 | +11.4 pts | 17 | – | ||
| 17 | +11.1 pts | 14 | −8.7grade points downWithin the noise | ||
| 18 | +10.9 pts | 15 | −19.6grade points downLeaning that way | ||
| 19 | +9.3 pts | 27 | −12.8grade points downLeaning that way | ||
| 20 | +9.1 pts | 12 | – | ||
| 21 | +8.9 pts | 53 | −6.5grade points downWithin the noise | ||
| 22 | +8.0 pts | 38 | +12.9grade points upLeaning that way | ||
| 23 | +7.9 pts | 22 | −21.4grade points downA clear change | ||
| 24 | +7.7 pts | 16 | +37.7grade points upA clear change | ||
| 25 | +7.6 pts | 17 | +6.3grade points upWithin the noise | ||
| 26 | +7.2 pts | 41 | −8.0grade points downWithin the noise | ||
| 27 | +6.9 pts | 35 | −10.5grade points downLeaning that way | ||
| 28 | +6.4 pts | 13 | – | ||
| 29 | +6.2 pts | 29 | +14.1grade points upLeaning that way | ||
| 30 | +6.0 pts | 23 | +8.0grade points upWithin the noise | ||
| 31 | +5.7 pts | 37 | even | ||
| 32 | +4.5 pts | 40 | +22.1grade points upA clear change | ||
| 33 | +4.5 pts | 30 | +5.1grade points upWithin the noise | ||
| 34 | +3.9 pts | 35 | −2.3grade points down | ||
| 35 | +3.7 pts | 22 | −14.9grade points downLeaning that way | ||
| 36 | +3.5 pts | 39 | +4.1grade points upWithin the noise | ||
| 37 | +3.3 pts | 19 | −2.3grade points down | ||
| 38 | +3.0 pts | 14 | – | ||
| 39 | +2.9 pts | 18 | +21.9grade points upLeaning that way | ||
| 40 | +2.7 pts | 37 | −1.6grade points down |
How to read this table
- The number on the left is the league rank among wide receivers, 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.
- Tick “Show the box score” to put the traditional totals next to the advanced number and sort by either.
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