Team Right-Aligned WR Targets | NFL Advanced Team Stats

Rank
1	95	14	45	77	-	37	58	190
2	80	8	28	56	-	30	50	101
3	78	5	41	60	-	30	48	125
4	75	9	34	48	-	46	29	163
5	72	9	41	67	-	27	45	185

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What Are Team Right-Aligned WR Targets?

Team right-aligned WR targets count how many passes an offense threw to wide receivers lined up on its own right side of the field. Compared against the left-side board, a clear gap between the two says something real about how a team's passing game is built -- most offenses are not perfectly symmetric, and neither are the corners defending them. Pair this with Team Right-Aligned Target Rate before drawing a conclusion from volume alone. Left and right are derived from the charted formation order and are independent of Slot & Perimeter Offense+; the two axes do not sum to one another or to a team's whole passing game.

Which teams have the highest team right-aligned WR targets in the NFL in 2026?

The highest team right-aligned WR targets in the NFL belongs to Dallas at 95, as of October 30, 2026. Pittsburgh is second at 80 & Seattle third at 78. Dallas's total is 15 targets above second place & 46 targets above the 25th-ranked team.

Only 28 targets separate first from tenth. Houston is fourth at 75 & Cincinnati fifth at 72. Green Bay & Philadelphia are tied for sixth at 71 and Chicago & Carolina tied for eighth at 68. Detroit is tenth at 67.

Two ranks between 13th and 18th are shared by three teams each. Tennessee is 11th at 63 & New Orleans 12th at 62. New England, the New York Giants & Atlanta are tied 13th at 61 & Washington, Arizona and Indianapolis tied 16th at 60.

All 8 teams are within 3 targets of each other. Baltimore & the Los Angeles Rams are tied 19th at 56. Tampa Bay is 21st at 55. Jacksonville & the Los Angeles Chargers are tied 22nd at 51. The New York Jets are 24th at 50 & Buffalo 25th at 49. Six ranks inside the top 25 are shared by more than one team.

How this ranking is measured

32 NFL teams are ranked for the 2026 regular season. The top 25 appear above. Team right-aligned WR targets count how many passes an offense threw to wide receivers lined up on its own right side of the field. Figures are as of October 30, 2026 & are recalculated on StatRankings after each game's play-by-play is processed.