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Expected points added per play · 2026 regular season · weeks 1–9 · at home · 4th quarter · tied

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Small sample: the median team has 5 offensive plays in this view, so a few snaps move the rates a lot.

Bottom lineSteelers have the best balance (+1.018 net per play). Best offense: Texans (+0.893); stingiest defense: Buccaneers (-0.659 allowed). 7 of 18 teams are above average on both sides.

How to read this chart
One logo = one team.
Left to right is its offense: EPA per play, the expected points each snap adds. Further right = a better offense.
Bottom to top is its defense,
measured as EPA allowed per play. For a defense lower is better, so the scale is flipped: the higher a logo sits, the less its defense gives up.
The dashed lines
are the league average on each side. Top right = above average on both; bottom left = below average on both.
Tap a logo
to open the team. The table below has the same numbers; switch it to “All columns” for the dropback and rush splits.
Good offense
good defense
Bad offense
good defense
Bad offense
bad defense
Good offense
bad defense
-3.00-2.00-1.000.00+1.00+1.50+1.00+0.500.00-0.50Steelers logoBrowns logoTexans logoSeahawks logoBengals logoLions logoBroncos logoColts logoBuccaneers logoTitans logoSaints logoChiefs logoJets logoBears logoCommanders logoRavens logoCowboys logoChargers logo
Offense EPA per play →↑ Better defense · EPA allowed per play, lower is better

All 24 teams

Default order: net EPA per play (offense minus defense). Tap a column to sort. Overview columns: pick “All columns” above for the splits.
Sample: weeks 1–9 · 1–3 games per team · 157 offensive plays, 172 defensive · source: nflverse play-by-play
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1Steelers logoSteelers6-2+1.018+0.492-0.5251
2Browns logoBrowns5-4+0.659+0.163-0.4962
3Texans logoTexans3-5+0.556+0.893+0.3371
4Seahawks logoSeahawks5-4+0.489+0.298-0.1911
5Bengals logoBengals6-2+0.238-0.014-0.2521
6Lions logoLions6-2+0.175+0.198+0.0233
7Broncos logoBroncos7-2+0.058-0.243-0.3012
8Colts logoColts2-7-0.028-0.129-0.1012
9Buccaneers logoBuccaneers3-6-0.082-0.741-0.6592
10Titans logoTitans1-7-0.104+0.198+0.3021
11Saints logoSaints3-5-0.130-0.319-0.1891
12Chiefs logoChiefs6-2-0.142-0.151-0.0091
13Jets logoJets2-7-0.182-0.664-0.4821
14Bears logoBears7-2-0.474+0.579+1.0531
15Commanders logoCommanders2-5-1-0.621-0.189+0.4312
16Ravens logoRavens4-5-0.793-0.403+0.3911
17Cowboys logoCowboys4-5-1.841-0.119+1.7231
18Chargers logoChargers0-8-2.775-3.159-0.3841
19Falcons logoFalcons3-6–-0.095–1
20Panthers logoPanthers3-5–-0.381–1
21Jaguars logoJaguars6-2––+0.1280
22Rams logoRams5-4––+0.5580
23Raiders logoRaiders4-5––+0.7150
2449ers logo49ers7-1––-0.0600

EPA (expected points added) values each play by how much it changed the expected points of the drive, given down, distance, field position and time. Dropback EPA covers passes, sacks and scrambles; rush EPA covers designed runs only. Success rate counts plays with positive EPA. PROE is pass rate over expected: how often a team throws compared with what an average team would do in the same spot. Regular season only, two-point tries included as in the season totals. Home and away, score and last-4 filters apply from each team's side: a defense's “leading” plays are the ones its team led before the snap. The score before each snap comes from the ESPN play log. Source: nflverse play-by-play.