Offensive Expected Pressures Allowed | NFL Advanced Team Stats
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Which teams allow the fewest offensive expected pressures in the NFL in 2026?
The fewest offensive expected pressures allowed in the NFL belongs to the Los Angeles Chargers at 60.6, as of October 30, 2026. Kansas City is second at 61 & Miami third at 61.5. A gap of 0.4 pressures separates the Los Angeles Chargers from second place, & 29.8 pressures separate it from the 25th-ranked team.
Only 10.9 pressures separate first from tenth. Atlanta is fourth at 63.7, Jacksonville fifth at 63.7, Minnesota sixth at 64.6, Cincinnati seventh at 64.6, the New York Giants eighth at 70.5, Green Bay ninth at 71.4 & Tennessee tenth at 71.5.
Green Bay ranks ninth on the season at 71.4 but has the league's lowest offensive expected pressures allowed over the last three weeks at 23.3. Detroit is 11th at 74.2, San Francisco 12th at 74.4, Washington 13th at 75.7, Arizona 14th at 76.1, Tampa Bay 15th at 77.9, Carolina 16th at 79.9 & Baltimore 17th at 79.9.
Eight teams from 14th to 21st sit inside 4.5 pressures of each other. New Orleans is 18th at 80, Denver 19th at 80.1, Buffalo 20th at 80.6, Philadelphia 21st at 80.6, Seattle 22nd at 83.2, Indianapolis 23rd at 84.9, Cleveland 24th at 88.9 & Dallas 25th at 90.4.
How this ranking is measured
32 NFL teams are ranked for the 2026 regular season. The top 25 appear above, ranked lowest first. Offensive expected pressures allowed estimates how many QB pressures an offense should have surrendered given how long its quarterback held the ball on each dropback. Figures are as of October 30, 2026 & are recalculated on StatRankings after each game's play-by-play is processed.
