Team Left-Aligned WR Receptions | NFL Advanced Team Stats

Rank
1	60	3	24	45	-	29	31	122
2	53	6	19	34	-	28	25	110
3	51	7	26	39	-	31	20	113
4	50	-	18	30	-	25	25	81
5	42	6	19	33	-	24	18	79

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What Are Team Left-Aligned WR Receptions?

Team left-aligned WR receptions count the catches an offense produced from receivers lined up on its own left side of the field. The gap between a team's left-aligned targets and left-aligned receptions is a rough read on how catchable that side of its passing game is. Left and right are derived from the charted formation order and are independent of the Slot & Perimeter Offense+ split -- left, right, slot and perimeter totals do not sum to a team's whole passing game.

Which teams have the highest team left-aligned WR receptions in the NFL in 2026?

Dallas ranks first in the NFL in team left-aligned WR receptions at 60 through games played October 30, 2026. New Orleans is second at 53 & the Los Angeles Rams third at 51. Dallas's total is 7 receptions above second place & 30 receptions above the 25th-ranked team.

Only 21 receptions separate first from tenth. Green Bay is fourth at 50. Tennessee & Indianapolis are tied for fifth at 42. Seattle is seventh at 41 & Arizona eighth at 40. The New York Giants, Washington, Cleveland & Houston are tied for ninth at 39.

The Los Angeles Rams rank third on the season at 51 but have led the league in team left-aligned WR receptions over the last three weeks at 26. Tampa Bay is 13th at 38 & Baltimore 14th at 37. Detroit & Denver are tied 15th at 36 & New England, Chicago, the New York Jets and Cincinnati tied 17th at 35.

Nine teams sit inside 4 receptions of each other from fifth to 13th, the tightest stretch of the ranking. Carolina is 21st at 34, Jacksonville 22nd at 33, Atlanta 23rd at 32, Las Vegas 24th at 31 & Pittsburgh 25th at 30.

How this ranking is measured

Of the 32 NFL teams ranked in the 2026 regular season, the top 25 are listed above. Team left-aligned WR receptions count the catches an offense produced from receivers lined up on its own left side of the field. Figures are as of October 30, 2026 & are recalculated on StatRankings after each game's play-by-play is processed.