• Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen are heating up the last month: Both quarterbacks have accumulated the most big-time throws over the past four weeks.
• Tristan Wirfs is thriving in pass protection: He currently has the highest pass-blocking grade among all tackles.
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Estimated reading time: 6 minutes
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
With one week of the season to go, Budda Baker and his 32 defensive stops against the run lead all defensive backs.
Atlanta Falcons
No off-the-ball linebacker has more pressure on the year than Kaden Elliss. He’s picked up 43, 11 more than second-placed Frankie Luvu.
Baltimore Ravens
Lamar Jackson has the highest grade among all quarterbacks when teams blitz. His 90.8 effort just beats out Joe Burrow and Josh Allen.
Buffalo Bills
Over the past four weeks, two players have 11 big-time throws and conveniently they’re the leading contenders for the MVP award; Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
Carolina Panthers
Only Sam Darnold could match Bryce Young this week in terms of completions on balls thrown over 20 yards in the air. They both had four.
Chicago Bears
Keenan Allen has six catches on balls thrown at least 20 yards in the air since Week 13, the most of any player.
Cincinnati Bengals
No receiver has more first downs against man coverage than Ja’Marr Chase‘s 26.
Cleveland Browns
Myles Garrett leads the league with 79 total pressures on the year, two ahead of Jonathan Greenard.
Dallas Cowboys
Over the past five weeks, Micah Parsons has 30 total pressures. That’s the most of any defensive player.
Denver Broncos
In a career year, Zach Allen has notched up 73 total pressures. That is the second most of all interior defensive linemen, just one behind Chris Jones.
Detroit Lions
Of all tight ends this year, Sam LaPorta has the most catches on balls thrown at least 20 yards in the air with seven.
Green Bay Packers
Since Week 13, Josh Jacobs has forced 34 missed tackles, the most of any player in that period.
Houston Texans
Azeez Al-Shaair has the second-highest run stop percentage of all linebackers to feature on at least 200 snaps in run defense with his 12.3% score.
Indianapolis Colts
With seven defensive stops against the run this week, Zaire Franklin had the most of any player.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Josh Hines-Allen picked up more pressure this week than any other player with nine.
Kansas City Chiefs
Travis Kelce leads all tight ends in first downs against man coverage with 18.
Las Vegas Raiders
Ameer Abdullah forced eight missed tackles this week, tied for the most this week along with Saquon Barkley.
Los Angeles Chargers
Behind only Lamar Jackson, Justin Herbert has the second-highest grade of any quarterback when using play-action with his 94.3 grade.
Los Angeles Rams
With 113 yards against zone coverage, Puka Nacua had the most of any player this week.
Miami Dolphins
No interior defensive lineman has as good a grade against the run as the 88.4 managed by Calais Campbell.
Minnesota Vikings
Jonathan Greenard has tied for the most pressures of any defender against true pass sets with 58 (along with Myles Garrett).
New England Patriots
No edge defender has as many stops against the run as Anfernee Jennings with 33.
New Orleans Saints
J.T. Gray has the highest grade (91.3) of any special teamer to play at least 200 snaps on special teams.
New York Giants
With 28 first downs when lined up in the slot, Wan’Dale Robinson has the third most of all receivers.
New York Jets
The Jets have two players in the top six when it comes to defensive stops against the run, matching only the Eagles. Quincy Williams is fourth with 35 while Jamien Sherwood is two spots behind with one fewer.
Philadelphia Eagles
Only Denzel Ward has more forced incompletions than the 15 Quinyon Mitchell has on the year.
Pittsburgh Steelers
The Steelers have three edge defenders in our top eight for edge rushers with Nick Herbig in third , Alex Highsmith in sixth and T.J. Watt in eighth (Watt, who is also the top-ranked edge in run defense while playing considerably more snaps).
San Francisco 49ers
Both Ricky Pearsall and Drake London had 71 yards against man coverage this week. This was the highest of any player.
Seattle Seahawks
Along with Jordyn Brooks, Devon Witherspoon had four defensive stops in coverage to lead the week.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Tristan Wirfs has the highest pass-blocking grade on the year among offensive tackles with his 93.2 score.
Tennessee Titans
Jeffery Simmons is second of all interior defensive linemen with 33 defensive stops on the year.
Washington Commanders
Of all offensive linemen this week, Sam Cosmi had the highest zone run-blocking grade of any player with his 91.2 score.