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@salty4848.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 5:46 PM

🏈 Winston by the Numbers: A Pattern of Interceptions 📊😬#JameisWinston #NFL #NFL2026 #NFLStats #Interceptions #Turnovers #Quarterback #NFLHistory #FootballStats #NFLHighlights #NFLAnalysis #FootballTalk #NFLDebate #NFLMemes #NFLTikTok #YouTubeShorts #SportsTalk

@uthinkuknowsports.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 5:00 PM

NFL week 5 picks, including Seahawks-49ers, Rams-Bills, Eagles-Jaguars and Bears-Packers. #nfl #nflpicks #nfltok #nflstats

@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 8:13 PM

Short throws behind the line of scrimmage complete at 81% on the left, 75% on the right — but deep shots to the left are a different story: just 36% completed, the toughest zone on the field through 4 weeks.

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Chart of league-wide completion percentage by field zone through Week 4 of the 2026 season: three lateral zones (left, middle, right) by six depth bands from behind the line of scrimmage to 25 yards. Each zone is a hexagon sized by attempt volume and colored from red (low completion rate) to green (high). Highest completion rate: 81%, behind the line of scrimmage to the left. Lowest: 36%, deep left (20-25 yards).
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 6:46 PM

Minnesota's defense was the stingiest in the league in Week 4, allowing just -0.24 EPA/play. New Orleans was the week's worst by a lot: +0.33 allowed, nearly matching Atlanta's offensive explosion from the same week on the other side of the ball.

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Ranked lollipop chart of all 32 NFL defenses by EPA per play allowed in Week 4 of the 2026 season alone, lower is better, team logo at the end of each stem, top 5 highlighted, dashed line at the league average. Minnesota leads at -0.24, followed by Indianapolis (-0.19), the Rams (-0.16), the Giants (-0.14) and Chicago (-0.08). New Orleans is worst at +0.33.
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 5:18 PM

Minnesota is still blitzing more than anyone in football — 72.5% of dropbacks through 4 weeks, a full 25 points clear of 2nd place (Washington, 47.4%). Cincinnati blitzes the least at just 16.1%.

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Ranked lollipop chart of all 32 NFL defenses by blitz rate through Week 4 of the 2026 season, team logo at the end of each stem, top 5 highlighted, dashed line at the league average (31.0%). Minnesota leads at 72.5%, far ahead of Washington (47.4%), Tampa Bay (41.9%), and Green Bay and Chicago tied at 39.7%. Cincinnati blitzes the least at 16.1%.
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 3:47 PM

Houston is pushing the ball downfield more than anyone through 4 weeks — a median target depth of 8 air yards, deepest among the league's busiest passing offenses.

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Box-and-strip chart of the distribution of air yards per pass for the 14 NFL teams with the most pass attempts through Week 4 of the 2026 season, one box per team ordered from the deepest median target to the shallowest. Houston's median is 8 air yards, the deepest in the group.
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 12:57 PM

Atlanta's offense was on another planet in Week 4: +0.33 EPA/play, nearly double every other team. Carolina and San Francisco tied for 2nd at +0.19. Miami was the week's worst by a wide margin at -0.24.

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Ranked lollipop chart of all 32 NFL offenses by EPA per play in Week 4 of the 2026 season alone, team logo at the end of each stem, top 5 highlighted, dashed line at the league average. Atlanta leads at +0.33, with Carolina and San Francisco tied for 2nd at +0.19, Dallas at +0.18 and New England at +0.16. Miami is lowest at -0.24.
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialOct 3, 2026, 8:39 PM

Nobody's broken away from the pack on early-season rushing. Among the 14 highest-volume rushing offenses, medians are bunched between 3.0 and 4.0 yards per carry — Atlanta and Baltimore nominally lead at 4.0, but it's a flat field right now.

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Box-and-strip chart of rushing yards per carry for the 14 NFL teams with the most rushing attempts through Week 3 of the 2026 season, one box per team. Medians are tightly bunched: Atlanta and Baltimore lead at 4.0 yards per carry, with most other teams in the group at 3.0.
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialOct 3, 2026, 7:39 PM

Small-multiples passing chart for every team: each hexagon is a field zone, colored by EPA per attempt. Kansas City (+0.49 average), Baltimore (+0.40), and Dallas (+0.38) are creating the most value across the field so far.

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Small-multiples grid of all 32 NFL teams' passing charts through Week 3 of the 2026 season, one panel per team, each showing EPA per attempt by field zone (left/middle/right by depth from the line of scrimmage), hexagon size for attempt volume, color from red (negative) to green (positive). Highest average value across every zone: Kansas City (+0.49), Baltimore (+0.40), Dallas (+0.38).
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialOct 3, 2026, 6:39 PM

San Francisco converts 83% of its series into a new set of downs, best in the league. Minnesota is last at 57%, barely converting half its series into even a 2nd-down conversion along the way. Steelers sit mid-pack at 63%.

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Cumulative stacked bar chart of all 32 NFL offenses through Week 3 of the 2026 season, showing the share of series that convert to a new set of downs by 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th down, sorted highest to lowest overall rate. San Francisco leads at 83%, followed by Dallas (81%) and Buffalo (80%). Minnesota is last at 57%, with Tampa Bay (59%) and Cleveland (62%) also near the bottom.
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialOct 3, 2026, 5:45 PM

Vikings and Raiders are elite against the run (both near -0.13 EPA/play allowed) but mediocre against the pass. Miami's defense is the opposite problem times two: worst pass defense in the league (+0.46 allowed) and nothing special against the run either.

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Scatter chart of all 32 NFL defenses through Week 3 of the 2026 season, rush EPA per play allowed (x-axis) vs. pass EPA per play allowed (y-axis), team logos as markers, lower is better on both axes. Las Vegas and Minnesota have the best pass defense (both near -0.13 allowed). Seattle has the best rush defense (-0.37 allowed). Miami has the worst pass defense (+0.46 allowed); Denver the worst rush defense (+0.11 allowed).
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialOct 3, 2026, 4:43 PM

Blitzing more doesn't reliably mean more pressure. Chicago gets to the QB on 48% of dropbacks blitzing just 39% of the time, best pressure-per-blitz rate in the league. Minnesota blitzes far more than anyone (73%) but "only" gets 44% pressure.

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Scatter chart of all 32 NFL defenses' pressure rate vs. blitz rate through Week 3 of the 2026 season, team logos as markers, crosshair at the league average on each axis (31.1% blitz, 25.9% pressure). Chicago has the best pressure-to-blitz ratio (47.8% pressure on 38.8% blitz rate). Minnesota blitzes far more than any other team (72.9%) but gets 43.6% pressure. The New York Giants have the league's lowest pressure rate (10.6%) despite an average blitz rate.
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 6:29 PM

No team leans on non-receivers in the red zone like Pittsburgh: 38% of their red-zone targets go to a TE, another 38% to a RB, just 25% to wide receivers, lowest in the league. Small sample (8 targets). New England and Green Bay are the opposite, both near 78% to WRs.

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100%-stacked bar chart of 28 NFL teams' share of red-zone targets by position (RB, TE, WR) through Week 3 of the 2026 season, minimum 8 red-zone targets, sorted by combined RB+TE share. Pittsburgh leads at 76% combined (38% RB, 38% TE), the lowest WR share in the league at 25%. New England and Green Bay are lowest on RB+TE, both near 78% WR share.
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 5:43 PM

Chris Olave: from the #3 pass defense (Raiders) to the #28 (Falcons), the best WR matchup swing of the week at +25. Hardest landing: Quentin Johnston, from the #30 pass defense (Buffalo) to the #4 (Seahawks), -26.

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Arrow chart of the biggest fantasy schedule swings for NFL wide receivers between Week 3 and Week 4 of the 2026 season, by pass-defense rank (fantasy points allowed to WRs, 1 = toughest, 32 = easiest). Largest upgrades: Chris Olave from the Raiders (#3) to the Falcons (#28), +25; Malik Washington, +22; Terry McLaurin, +18. Largest downgrades: Quentin Johnston from Buffalo (#30) to Seattle (#4), -26; Matthew Golden, -22; Mike Evans, -19.
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 4:36 PM

Bucky Irving gets the softest matchup of any RB this week, from Minnesota's #3 run defense to Green Bay's #31, a +28 swing. Hardest landing: Omarion Hampton, from the #29 run defense (Buffalo) to the #5 (Seattle), a -24 downgrade.

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Arrow chart of the biggest fantasy schedule swings for NFL running backs between Week 3 and Week 4 of the 2026 season, by run-defense rank (fantasy points allowed to RBs, 1 = toughest, 32 = easiest). Largest upgrades: Bucky Irving from Minnesota (#3) to Green Bay (#31), +28; Jacory Croskey-Merritt and Rhamondre Stevenson both +22. Largest downgrades: Omarion Hampton from Buffalo (#29) to Seattle (#5), -24; Kenneth Walker III, -22.
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 3:26 PM

Every qualifying QB's efficiency, split by middle-of-the-field throws vs. everything else. Matthew Stafford has the biggest middle edge (+1.43 EPA/attempt gap), followed by Jalen Hurts and Aaron Rodgers. 26 QBs shown, one box each.

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Small-multiples box-and-whisker grid of 26 qualifying NFL quarterbacks through Week 3 of the 2026 season, one panel per QB, comparing the distribution of EPA per pass attempt on middle-of-the-field throws vs. outside throws. Box shows 25th-75th percentile, whiskers show 10th-90th. Biggest median middle-of-field edge: Matthew Stafford (+1.43), Jalen Hurts (+1.20), Aaron Rodgers (+1.15).
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 2:31 PM

CPOE leaders 🎯

1. G.Smith (NYJ) +10.9
2. T.Lawrence (JAX) +8.6
3. L.Jackson (BAL) +7.2
4. D.Prescott (DAL) +6.3
5. B.Purdy (SF) +6.3

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Ranked lollipop chart of all 25 qualifying NFL quarterbacks by completion percentage over expected through week 3 of the 2026 season (min 60 attempts), team logo at the end of each stem, with the top 5 highlighted and a dashed line at the league average. Top 5: G.Smith of the NYJ at +10.9; T.Lawrence of the JAX at +8.6; L.Jackson of the BAL at +7.2; D.Prescott of the DAL at +6.3; B.Purdy of the SF at +6.3. Lowest: J.Love of the GB at -10.1.
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 4:43 PM

Jayden Daniels gets the softest landing spot of any QB this week: from Seattle's #3 pass defense to Indianapolis's #30, a +27 swing. On the other end, Lamar Jackson goes from Dallas's #29 to Tennessee's #2, the week's worst swing at -27.

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Arrow chart of the biggest fantasy schedule swings for NFL starting quarterbacks between Week 3 and Week 4 of the 2026 season, by pass-defense rank (fantasy points allowed to QBs, 1 = toughest, 32 = easiest). Largest upgrades: Jayden Daniels from Seattle (#3) to Indianapolis (#30), +27; Jameis Winston from Tennessee (#2) to Arizona (#27), +25; Drake Maye from Jacksonville (#4) to Buffalo (#28), +24. Largest downgrades: Lamar Jackson from Dallas (#29) to Tennessee (#2), -27; Justin Herbert from Buffalo (#28) to Seattle (#3), -25; Kirk Cousins from New Orleans (#23) to Kansas City (#1), -22.
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 3:55 PM

Red zone TD rate leaders through Week 3:

1. 49ers — 90% (9/10)
2. Jaguars — 89% (8/9)
3. Saints — 82% (9/11)
4. Falcons — 80% (4/5)
5. Vikings — 80% (4/5)

Small trip counts this early, so these will move.

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Bar chart of the top 5 NFL offenses by red zone touchdown rate through Week 3 of the 2026 season: San Francisco 90% (9 of 10 trips), Jacksonville 89% (8 of 9), New Orleans 82% (9 of 11), and Atlanta and Minnesota both at 80% (4 of 5).
@cover-1analytics.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 2:49 PM

Full target-share breakdown for all 32 teams through Week 3. Seattle leans hardest on one receiver (38% to its WR1), the Giants lean hardest on tight ends (34%), and San Francisco spreads the most to running backs (29%).

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100%-stacked bar chart of every NFL team's share of targets by receiving role (WR1, WR2, WR3+, TE, RB) through Week 3 of the 2026 season, sorted alphabetically by team. Seattle has the highest WR1 share at 38%. The Giants lead in TE share at 34%. San Francisco leads in RB share at 29%.
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