Average Depth of Target Allowed | NFL Advanced Stats

Average Depth of Target Allowed (aDOT Allowed) measures the average target distance -- how far downfield a CB is targeted, on average -- the defensive mirror of the site's offensive Average Depth of Target. Last updated 08/26/26Updates within 24-36 hrs post-game

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1Maxwell HairstonCB16.5-3.39.417.415.018.1
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What Is Average Depth of Target Allowed?

Average Depth of Target Allowed (aDOT Allowed) measures the average target distance -- how far downfield a CB is targeted, on average -- the defensive mirror of the site's offensive Average Depth of Target. It divides total air yards allowed by Targets Allowed, matching that stat's all-targets (completed or not) filter.