13 Personnel Faced Rate | NFL Advanced Stats
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Which teams have the highest 13 personnel faced rate in the NFL in 2026?
The highest 13 personnel faced rate in the NFL belongs to the New York Giants at 18.9%, as of November 3, 2026. San Francisco is second at 17.1%, the Los Angeles Chargers third at 15.3%, Denver fourth at 15.1% & Las Vegas fifth at 14.9%. The New York Giants' rate is 1.8 percentage points above second place & 13.7 percentage points above the 25th-ranked team.
Only 7.8 percentage points separate first from tenth. Minnesota is sixth at 14.1%, Detroit seventh at 13.9%, Atlanta eighth at 12.1%, the New York Jets ninth at 11.7% & the Los Angeles Rams tenth at 11.1%.
Las Vegas ranks fifth on the season at 14.9% but has led the league in 13 personnel faced rate over the last three weeks at 31.8%. Buffalo is 11th at 10.7%, Indianapolis 12th at 10.3%, Philadelphia 13th at 10.1%, Dallas 14th at 10.0%, Houston 15th at 10.0%, Seattle 16th at 8.4%, Arizona 17th at 7.8% & Green Bay 18th at 7.4%.
The last seven teams in the ranking sit inside 1.5 percentage points of each other. Carolina is 19th at 6.7%, Tennessee 20th at 6.7%, New Orleans 21st at 6.6%, Tampa Bay 22nd at 6.5%, Kansas City 23rd at 6.0%, New England 24th at 5.5% & Baltimore 25th at 5.2%.
How this ranking is measured
32 NFL teams are ranked for the 2026 regular season. The top 25 appear above. 13 personnel means one running back, three tight ends and a single receiver. Figures are as of November 3, 2026 & are recalculated on StatRankings after each game's play-by-play is processed.
