What Are Perimeter WR Targets Allowed?
Perimeter WR targets allowed counts how many passes a defense conceded to wide receivers lined up outside rather than in the slot. Boundary targets are the ones a defense's top cornerbacks are paid to take away, so a defense conceding a lot of them is either being schemed away from its best coverage or does not have a corner opponents are willing to avoid. This board combines every outside alignment; for the independent left/right breakout, see Left-Aligned WR Targets Allowed on Left & Right Allowed+. Slot and perimeter do not account for everything a defense faced.