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Drop rate: wide receivers ranked

Passes charted as drops, per target. Fewer is better. Almost everyone has few, so it is shown but not counted in his overall grade.

Why the box score misses it: Drops are not an official stat.

Best so far: Antonio Williams (WAS), 0.0%. A typical wide receiver is 3.7%. Players need at least 12 targets to qualify, so nobody is ranked on a handful of plays. Lower is better.

Grades updated Rechecked every few hours on game days

85 of 85 wide receivers

Drops leaders among wide receivers
Player
1
Antonio WilliamsWR · WASElite
0.0%19−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Bryce LanceWR · NOElite
0.0%14−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
CeeDee LambWR · DALElite
0.0%52−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Chris BellWR · MIAElite
0.0%12–
1
Chris Godwin Jr.WR · TBElite
0.0%21−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Cooper KuppWR · SEAElite
0.0%12–
1
DeVonta SmithWR · PHIElite
0.0%27–
1
DJ MooreWR · BUFElite
0.0%20−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Drake LondonWR · ATLElite
0.0%24−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Isaac TeSlaaWR · DETElite
0.0%17−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Isaiah WilliamsWR · NYJElite
0.0%12–
1
Jakobi MeyersWR · JAXElite
0.0%14–
1
Jalen CokerWR · CARElite
0.0%21–
1
Jaylin NoelWR · HOUElite
0.0%12–
1
Jordan AddisonWR · MINElite
0.0%21−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Josh DownsWR · INDElite
0.0%26–
1
Kalif RaymondWR · CHIElite
0.0%22–
1
KC ConcepcionWR · CLEElite
0.0%28−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Keenan AllenWR · INDElite
0.0%20–
1
Keon ColemanWR · BUFElite
0.0%17−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Makai LemonWR · PHIElite
0.0%15−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Malik NabersWR · NYGElite
0.0%26−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Michael WilsonWR · ARIElite
0.0%44−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Mike EvansWR · SFElite
0.0%24−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Nico CollinsWR · HOUElite
0.0%17−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Parker WashingtonWR · JAXElite
0.0%26–
1
Puka NacuaWR · LARElite
0.0%21−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Rashod BatemanWR · BALElite
0.0%15–
1
Skyy MooreWR · GBElite
0.0%13–
1
Tee HigginsWR · CINElite
0.0%39−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Tetairoa McMillanWR · CARElite
0.0%38−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Tre HarrisWR · LACElite
0.0%21−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Tre TuckerWR · LVElite
0.0%22−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
1
Tyquan ThorntonWR · KCElite
0.0%14–
1
Xavier HutchinsonWR · HOUElite
0.0%26−3.2grade points downWithin the noise
36
Chris OlaveWR · NOTypical
2.1%47+1.3grade points up
37
Amon-Ra St. BrownWR · DETTypical
2.2%46+1.3grade points up
38
Emeka EgbukaWR · TBTypical
3.1%32−16.3grade points downWithin the noise
39
Devaughn VeleWR · NOTypical
3.2%31+4.0grade points upWithin the noise
39
Garrett WilsonWR · NYJTypical
3.2%31–
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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Data: nflverse play-by-play, CC BY 4.0. Also FTN charting, Pro Football Reference advanced stats, snap counts and injury reports, all through nflverse. Calculations and charts by Raiders Rundown.

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