• Tennessee Titans: Will Levis targets deep receivers more than any other NFL quarterback.
• Cincinnati Bengals: Joe Burrow delivers big time when the pressure is cranked up.
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Each week, we’ve been taking a look at some of the more interesting nuggets readers can find out about teams with our “Premium Stats” product —whether it’s who the best pass-rushers are, who the most productive receivers are, or who grades the best at certain positions.
With a little time, we’ve trawled through to see what caught our eye not just from this week's action but for the season overall.
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Arizona Cardinals
In October, Emari Demercado has had the third-highest rushing grade (85.8) of all running backs.
Atlanta Falcons
In the past four weeks, only Travis Etienne can match Bijan Robinson's 11 forced missed tackles total. All the more impressive given that Robinson has had 30 fewer carries.
Baltimore Ravens
No running back rushed for more first downs this week than the seven that Gus Edwards managed.
Buffalo Bills
No quarterback has more yards on the year while using play action than Josh Allen‘s 794.
Carolina Panthers
In the first four weeks of the season, Bryce Young had a 2:6 big throw-to-turnover-worthy play ratio. In the last four weeks, that ratio has moved to 4:1.
Chicago Bears
Linebacker T.J. Edwards has the third most defensive stops in the run game among all linebackers with 22.
Cincinnati Bengals
No quarterback had as many yards (136), as high a completion percentage (100%) or as good of a grade (96.4) as Joe Burrow under pressure this week.
Cleveland Browns
No defensive player wins as much rushing the passer as Myles Garrett. He has a remarkable 26.3% win rate to keep him ahead of Rashan Gary.
Dallas Cowboys
This season, Dak Prescott has the highest completion percentage of any quarterback under pressure at 63.8%.
Denver Broncos
Of all edge rushers Nik Bonitto (nine) had the joint most combined sacks, hits and hurries of his peers, along with Nick Bosa.
Detroit Lions
Lions guard Kayode Awosika was the only offensive lineman to earn a 75.0-plus run-blocking grade in both gap and zone blocking.
Green Bay Packers
T.J. Slaton was one of three defenders to make seven defensive stops in the run game, the highest number on the week.
Houston Texans
Will Anderson Jr. has the best pass rush win rate (18.1%) among all rookie edge defenders and is behind only Jalen Carter among all rookies.
Indianapolis Colts
Receiver Josh Downs has caught 40 passes without dropping a ball. He’s behind only Adam Thielen in terms of receptions without a drop.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Cornerback Darious Williams leads the league in forced incompletions this season with 11. He also has four more pass breakups than any other defender.
Kansas City Chiefs
Over the past four weeks, Patrick Mahomes has the highest adjusted accuracy percentage (84%) alongside Kirk Cousins.
Las Vegas Raiders
Maxx Crosby is the current leader in total pressures produced on the year. His 47 total pressures give him a fragile lead over Aidan Hutchinson.
Los Angeles Chargers
In October, no edge defender has a better run-stop percentage number (19.4%) than Joey Bosa.
Los Angeles Rams
With a 41.7% big-time throw percentage on deep passes, Matthew Stafford leads all quarterbacks.
Miami Dolphins
Tua Tagovailoa had incredible success using play-action against the Patriots. He went 15-of-19 for 171 yards and posted the highest grade of Week 8 in this facet (92.4).
Minnesota Vikings
Mekhi Blackmon was one of three cornerbacks to force three incompletions this week, the highest number among all defenders.
New England Patriots
Mike Onwenu has the highest zone-blocking grade (87.5) among all guards over the past four weeks.
New Orleans Saints
The weekly winner for most yards per route run was Rashid Shaheed. His 9.56 mark put the competition to shame.
New York Giants
Nobody has produced more pressure in a single game this season than the 15 that Dexter Lawrence managed on Sunday.
New York Jets
Running back Breece Hall forced more missed tackles this week than any other player with 10.
Philadelphia Eagles
A.J. Brown has the third-highest yards per route run among any receiver during October, with a 3.26 score.
Pittsburgh Steelers
No defender who has played more than 100 snaps against the run has a higher run-stop percentage than Elandon Roberts‘ 18.3%.
San Francisco 49ers
George Kittle managed 125 yards against zone coverage this week. No other player earned more than 94.
Seattle Seahawks
Over the past four weeks, no quarterback has completed more deep passes than Geno Smith‘s 10. This has propelled him to the highest grade of all quarterbacks in that period at 97.6.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
No running back has broken as many tackles after the catch as the 15 that Rachaad White has.
Tennessee Titans
No quarterback attempted as many deep passes as Will Levis. He attempted eight, with three completed, one dropped and the eighth-highest deep passing grade of the week.
Washington Commanders
Jamison Crowder picked up 95 yards from the slot this week, the most of any receiver.
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