Perimeter (Outside) WR Target Rate Allowed | NFL Advanced Stats

Perimeter WR target rate allowed is the percentage of outside routes run against a defense that ended with a pass thrown. Last updated 09/16/26

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What Is Perimeter WR Target Rate Allowed?

Perimeter WR target rate allowed is the percentage of outside routes run against a defense that ended with a pass thrown. It is the cleanest single read on whether quarterbacks are willing to challenge a defense's boundary corners: the defenses at the bottom of this board are the ones offenses decide not to test, which is a compliment that never shows up in yards or touchdowns allowed. Outside rates run below slot rates league-wide, so judge a defense against the other 31 on this board rather than against its own slot figure.