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Which teams have the highest two high rate in the NFL in 2026?
The highest two high rate in the NFL belongs to Green Bay at 66.6%, as of November 3, 2026. Arizona is second at 62.4%, Washington third at 61.9%, Seattle fourth at 61.3% & Minnesota fifth at 60.7%. Green Bay's rate is 4.2 percentage points above second place & 24.5 percentage points above the 25th-ranked team.
Only 12.6 percentage points separate first from tenth. Tennessee is sixth at 55.1%, Baltimore seventh at 54.4%, the Los Angeles Rams eighth at 54.2%, the New York Jets ninth at 54.1% & Pittsburgh tenth at 54.0%.
A gap of 5.6 percentage points separates fifth from sixth, the widest single step anywhere below the top four. Las Vegas is 11th at 52.5%, Jacksonville 12th at 52.0%, Miami 13th at 51.6%, Buffalo 14th at 51.0%, the Los Angeles Chargers 15th at 50.3%, Kansas City 16th at 49.4%, Chicago 17th at 49.0% & New England 18th at 48.6%.
Eight teams sit inside 3.4 percentage points of each other from seventh to 14th, the tightest stretch of the ranking. Houston is 19th at 48.1%, the New York Giants 20th at 45.5%, Denver 21st at 44.5%, Carolina 22nd at 42.8%, Indianapolis 23rd at 42.7%, San Francisco 24th at 42.6% & Cincinnati 25th at 42.1%.
How this ranking is measured
32 NFL teams are ranked for the 2026 regular season. The top 25 appear above. Two high rate is the percentage of a defense's classified coverage snaps played with two deep safeties, the family that includes Cover 2, Cover 4 and Cover 6. Figures are as of November 3, 2026 & are recalculated on StatRankings after each game's play-by-play is processed.
