The charts you know and love are back and ready to get you ready for Week 8.
Thanks as always to the people behind the nflverse project for the data that powers this analysis.
Thursday Night Football
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Sunday Night Football
Monday Night Football
Also, I’ve included a glossary in case some of these metrics are unfamiliar to you or you need a refresher.
Panthers at Packers
When Green Bay has the ball
When Carolina has the ball
Ravens at Bills
When Buffalo has the ball
When Baltimore has the ball
Titans at Bengals
When Cincinnati has the ball
When Tennessee has the ball
Cardinals at Cowboys
When Dallas has the ball
When Arizona has the ball
Vikings at Lions
When Detroit has the ball
When Minnesota has the ball
Colts at Jaguars
When Jacksonville has the ball
When Indianapolis has the ball
Raiders at Jets
When the Jets has the ball
When Las Vegas has the ball
Browns at Steelers
When Pittsburgh has the ball
When Cleveland has the ball
Falcons at Buccaneers
When Tampa Bay has the ball
When Atlanta has the ball
Chargers at Rams
When the Rams has the ball
When the Chargers has the ball
Chiefs at Broncos
When Denver has the ball
When Kansas City has the ball
Patriots at Dolphins
When Miami has the ball
When New England has the ball
Eagles at Commanders
When Washington has the ball
When Philadelphia has the ball
Bears at Seahawks
When Seattle has the ball
When Chicago has the ball
Glossary
Z-Score: The number of standard deviations a measure is from the mean.
EPA (Expected points added per play): An overall measure of offensive or defensive efficiency. See here for more.
Success (Success rate): The percentage of plays that produce positive EPA.
20+ play: The percentage of plays that gain at least 20 yards.
Turnover: The percentage of plays that end in a turnover.
Pass_OE (Pass rate over expected): The rate of called pass plays minus how often an average team would pass according to a model that takes into account the score differential, field position, down, distance and other factors.
Air Yards (aDOT): Average depth of target, or how far the average pass travels from the line of scrimmage.
Sack (Sack rate): Sacks divided by dropbacks.
QB_hit: Quarterback hits divided by dropbacks.