Ledger Data
Usage tables for every QB, RB, WR and TE, every week since 1999 · 152,217 player-games · free CSV
Quarterbacks
By PPR points
- 1
Drake MayeNE39.5
- 2
Jayden DanielsWAS32.3
- 3
Josh AllenBUF30.5
- 4
Jared GoffDET28.9
- 5
Matthew StaffordLAR27.3
Running backs
By carry share
- 1
Javonte WilliamsDAL92.3%
- 2
Bhayshul TutenJAX81.5%
- 3
Jahmyr GibbsDET78.1%
- 4
Tony PollardTEN77.8%
- 5
Emanuel WilsonSEA76.9%
Wide receivers
By target share
- 1
Puka NacuaLAR44.4%
- 2
Malik NabersNYG38.5%
- 3
Garrett WilsonNYJ37.9%
- 4
Amon-Ra St. BrownDET37.9%
- 5
Mike EvansSF37.0%
Tight ends
By target share
- 1
Brock BowersLV27.8%
- 2
Chig OkonkwoWAS26.1%
- 3
Isaiah LikelyNYG25.0%
- 4
Dallas GoedertPHI24.3%
- 5
Pat FreiermuthPIT23.3%
Every season
Season tables by position, 1999 to 2026. Each one links to its weeks.
- 20266 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 202518 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 202418 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 202318 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 202218 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 202118 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 202017 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 201917 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 201817 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 201717 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 201617 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 201517 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 201417 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 201317 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 201217 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 201117 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 201017 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 200917 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 200817 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 200717 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 200617 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 200517 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 200417 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 200317 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 200217 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 200117 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 200017 weeksQBRBWRTE
- 199917 weeksQBRBWRTE
From play-by-play
Every table above has three more views: Red zone, Expected points and Efficiency. And each offense's tendencies, season by season.
Inside-10 and inside-5 target and carry shares, end-zone targets, high-value touches, expected points (xFP) and points over expected, EPA per target, carry and dropback, success and explosive rates, YAC over expected and CPOE, built from every play nflverse has logged since 1999. Team pages add pass rate over expected (PROE), neutral pass rate and pace.
What's in the tables
Usage (weekly stats)
- TargetsTgt
- Passes thrown to him, caught or not.
- Target shareTgt%
- The share of his team’s targets that went to him.
- Air yardsAir yds
- How far downfield the passes thrown to him travelled, from the line of scrimmage to where the ball reached him, added up over every target, caught or not. A throw behind the line counts as negative.
- Air yards shareAir%
- The share of his team’s air yards that were thrown to him: how much of the downfield passing game ran through him.
- Average depth of targetaDOT
- How far downfield his targets were thrown, on average.
- Weighted opportunity ratingWOPR
- Target share and air yards share in one number, with targets counting for more. Josh Hermsmeyer’s formula.
- Receiver air conversion ratioRACR
- Receiving yards for each air yard thrown his way. A short-area receiver who gains yards after the catch scores high; a deep threat who catches fewer of his targets scores low. It swings a lot from week to week.
- CarriesCar
- His rushing attempts.
- Carry shareCar%
- The share of his team’s carries that he took.
- Yards per team pass attemptYPTPA
- His receiving yards measured against how often his team threw. It gives credit to a receiver who produces in an offense that doesn’t pass much.
- PPR pointsPPR
- Fantasy points with a point for every catch.
- Half-PPR pointsHalf
- Fantasy points with half a point for every catch.
- Standard pointsStd
- Fantasy points with nothing for catches, as nflverse scores them.
Play-by-play
- Red-zone shareRZ%
- The share of his team’s targets and carries inside the opponent’s 20 that went to him.
- Targets inside the 10Tgt i10
- Passes thrown to him on snaps inside the opponent’s 10.
- Target share inside the 10Tgt% i10
- The share of his team’s targets inside the opponent’s 10 that went to him: who gets the ball when a touchdown is close.
- Carries inside the 10Car i10
- His runs on snaps inside the opponent’s 10.
- Carry share inside the 10Car% i10
- The share of his team’s carries inside the opponent’s 10 that he took.
- Targets inside the 5Tgt i5
- Passes thrown to him on snaps inside the opponent’s 5.
- Target share inside the 5Tgt% i5
- The share of his team’s targets inside the opponent’s 5 that went to him.
- Carries inside the 5Car i5
- His runs on snaps inside the opponent’s 5.
- Carry share inside the 5Car% i5
- The share of his team’s carries inside the opponent’s 5 that he took: the goal-line back.
- End-zone targetsEZ Tgt
- Passes thrown to him into the end zone.
- High-value touchesHVT
- Targets plus carries inside the 10: the two kinds of work worth the most fantasy points.
- Expected fantasy pointsxFP
- What a league-average player would have scored, full PPR, with exactly his targets and carries: each one valued by where on the field it came and how far the ball was thrown.
- Points over expectedFPOE
- Points he scored on his targets and carries, minus what they were expected to be worth: who is beating his role, and who is leaving points behind.
- xFP sharexFP%
- His share of his team’s expected points: how much of the offense’s scoring chances ran through him.
- EPA per targetEPA/Tgt
- How much each pass thrown his way raised his team’s expected points, on average. Above 0 helps the offense.
- EPA per carryEPA/Car
- How much each of his runs raised his team’s expected points, on average. Most backs are below 0: running usually loses value against passing.
- Success rateSucc%
- The share of his targets and carries that raised his team’s expected points.
- Explosive-play rateExpl%
- The share of his targets and carries that went for a big gain: a run of 10+ yards or a catch of 20+.
- YAC over expectedYACOE
- Yards he gained after the catch beyond what nflfastR’s model expected from where and how he caught it, per catch.
- EPA per dropbackEPA/DB
- How much each of his called passes raised his team’s expected points: throws, sacks and scrambles.
- Completion % over expectedCPOE
- How much more often his passes were completed than nflfastR’s model expected from each throw’s depth, spot and situation, in percentage points.
- Dropback success rateSucc%
- The share of his dropbacks that raised his team’s expected points.
Teams
- Plays a gamePlays/G
- Offensive snaps that stood, a game: passes, sacks, scrambles and runs.
- Pass ratePass%
- How often the offense called a pass, in every situation.
- Neutral pass rateNeutral%
- How often the offense called a pass when the score didn’t force its hand.
- Expected pass ratexPass%
- How often an average offense would have passed in the same neutral situations, by nflfastR’s model of down, distance, field position, time and score.
- Pass rate over expectedPROE
- How much more often the offense passed than an average offense would have in the same neutral situations. Above 0 leans pass.
- Neutral pacePace
- Seconds of game clock from one snap to the next, in neutral situations. Lower is faster.
What the data covers
- Regular-season games of quarterbacks, running backs (fullbacks included), wide receivers and tight ends, 1999 on. The season in progress updates the morning after each game.
- Carries, catches, yards, touchdowns and points: every season.
- Targets and target share: 1999–2002 and 2009 on. nflverse has almost none for 2003–2008, so those seasons show —, never 0.
- Air yards, air yards share, aDOT, WOPR and RACR: 2009 on.
- From play-by-play: red-zone, inside-10 and inside-5 shares, EPA, success and explosive rates, neutral pass rate and pace, 1999 on (play-by-play has targets for 2003–2008 too); end-zone targets, xFP, points over expected, YAC over expected, CPOE and PROE, 2006 on.
- Every table downloads as a CSV of our computed numbers, with each share's team total beside it so you can check the maths. Credit nflverse if you reuse it.