Right-Aligned Target Rate Allowed | NFL Advanced Stats

Right-aligned target rate allowed is the percentage of routes a defender covered on the OFFENSE's right -- the defense's left side of the field -- that ended with a pass thrown his way. Last updated 09/15/26Updates within 24-36 hrs post-game

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What Is Right-Aligned Target Rate Allowed?

Right-aligned target rate allowed is the percentage of routes a defender covered on the OFFENSE's right -- the defense's left side of the field -- that ended with a pass thrown his way. Read it against the left-side rate rather than assuming symmetry: a defender's willingness-to-test signal can differ sharply by side, which is the whole reason this axis exists separately from the slot/perimeter one. It uses the same definition as Target Rate on Cornerback+, so a defender's rate here and a receiver's rate on the offense side are directly comparable.