10+ Yard Receptions Allowed Rate | NFL Advanced Stats

10+ Yard Receptions Allowed Rate is the entry-level rung of the reception-threshold ladder (10/30/40/50+): because 10 yards clears on most completed passes, this is a high-volume baseline that mainly measures overall leakiness in coverage rather than true explosive-play risk, which the 30+, 40+, and 50+ rungs isolate. Last updated 08/26/26Updates within 24-36 hrs post-game

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1Shavon Revel Jr.CB10.6%-21.7%13.3%10.6%10.3%11.1%
2Kindle VildorCB9.4%-0.0%12.1%9.2%11.5%7.1%
3Amik RobertsonCB8.3%9.1%7.4%10.8%10.6%8.8%7.7%
3Terrion ArnoldCB8.3%---6.1%7.8%8.9%
5Jason Marshall Jr.CB7.9%0.0%4.1%5.6%7.3%6.6%11.1%
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What Is 10+ Yard Receptions Allowed Rate?

10+ Yard Receptions Allowed Rate is the entry-level rung of the reception-threshold ladder (10/30/40/50+): because 10 yards clears on most completed passes, this is a high-volume baseline that mainly measures overall leakiness in coverage rather than true explosive-play risk, which the 30+, 40+, and 50+ rungs isolate.