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Welcome to our Statpack. It’s our weekly look at leaderboards for our all-encompassing player value stat, Total Points, and some of the stats that our operations team charts throughout the season. Plus, we give you a look at how each matchup this week stacks up with head-to-head comparisons of the teams for their different units.

You can download the full set of stats below. You will get the most out of this e-mail if you download and study the PDFs linked here and read our commentary below.

2026 NFL Weekly Total Points StatPack – Week 5

2026 NFL Weekly Charting StatPack – Week 5

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Total Points Leaderboards

Highlights from the leaderboards in our flagship stat, Total Points, which attempts to measure everything that happens on the field and combines it into one number (if you’re new to this, there’s a full primer here):

Think of this as a guide to who the most valuable players at each position are, as well as a power ranking as to which teams are faring best in different aspects of play.

Top 10 Teams Overall

1. Jaguars

2. Ravens

3. Chiefs

4. Seahawks

5. Bears

6. Raiders

7. 49ers

8. Bills

9. Browns

10. Jets

Top 5 Offenses

1. 49ers

2. Chiefs

3. Ravens

4. Jaguars

5. Bills

Top 5 Defenses

1. Bears

2. Seahawks

3. Vikings

4. Raiders

5. Steelers

Total Points Leaders: Quarterbacks

1. Dak Prescott

2. Joe Burrow

3. Brock Purdy

4. Jared Goff

5. Lamar Jackson

Total Points Leaders: Running Backs

1. Kenneth Walker III

2. Bijan Robinson

3. Jaylen Warren

4. Bhayshul Tuten

5. Kyren Williams

Total Points Leaders: Wide Receivers

1. CeeDee Lamb

2. Mike Evans

3. Drake London

4. Jaxon Smith-Njigba

5. Zay Flowers

Total Points Leaders: Defensive Ends

1. Will Anderson Jr.

2. T.J. Watt

3. Zach Allen

4. Lukas Van Ness

5. Maxx Crosby

Total Points Leaders: Linebackers

1. Greg Rousseau

2. Dallas Turner

3. Ernest Jones IV

4. Devin Lloyd

5. Roquan Smith

Total Points Leaders: Cornerbacks

1. Denzel Ward

2. Trent McDuffie

3. Amike Robertson

4. Pat Surtain II

5. Jourdan Lewis

Total Points Leaders: Safeties

1. Jevon Holland

2. Dillon Thieneman

3. Kevin Winston Jr.

4. Antoine Winfield Jr.

5. Chuck Clark

Note: These rankings are based on unrounded totals which virtually eliminates ties between players or teams.

* The only team with a Top 10 offense and a Top 10 defense per Total Points is the Jaguars, who rank 4th in the former and 10th in the latter. The Ravens (3rd and 11th, respectively) just miss.

* Every team in the Top 10 in our Total Points Per Play leaderboard is either 4-0 or 3-1 except for the 1-3 Jets, who rank 10th overall. Despite the losing record, the Jets have the 9th-best offense and 15th-best defense.

* The unbeaten 49ers rank 7th overall in Total Points Per Play. They have the No. 1 offense but the No. 26 defense, one whose pass rush ranks 30th.

* Dak Prescott’s solid game against the Texans pushed him to the top spot among quarterbacks in Total Points (he ranked 6th entering Week 4). It’s close at the top with three quarterbacks within 4 points of the lead. The 17 completions that Prescott threw to CeeDee Lamb put Lamb in the top spot among receivers, just ahead of Mike Evans.

* As has often been the case, the leaders in Total Points among tight ends are Travis Kelce (14) and George Kittle (13), though Kittle holds the edge on a per-60-snaps basis, 5.1 to 4.3.

* Greg Rousseau continues to have a monster year for the Bills and maintained his hold as the leading linebacker in Total Points. Dallas Turner jumped from 5th place to 2nd with a strong week for the Vikings. As you’ll see below they rank at the top of the leaderboard for both pressures and pressures above expectations too.

* If you want to see the Total Points leaders among tight ends, offensive linemen, defensive tackles, linebackers, kickers, and punters, download the PDF within the e-mail. You can also find the player leaderboards at our free NFL DataHub.

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Charting Leaderboards

Leaderboards in various statistical categories based on video review by our staff, including long passes, yards after contact, pressures, and pressures above expectations.

Most Completions, Pass Attempts 20+ Yards Downfield

1. Bryce Young 11
2. C.J. Stroud 10
3. Tyler Shough 9
4. Kirk Cousins, Josh Allen, Geno Smith, Lamar Jackson 8

Completion Percentage Above Expectation

1. Lamar Jackson +8%
2. Caleb Williams +7%
3. Michael Penix Jr., Drew Lock, Bryce Young, Geno Smith +6%

Most Receptions, Targets 20+ Yards Downfield

1. CeeDee Lamb, Jaxon Smith Njigba, Chris Olave 5
4. Tetairoa McMillian, Tre Tucker, Rome Odunze, Tyquan Thornton 4

Contested Catches

1. Garrett Wilson, CeeDee Lamb 9
3. Nico Collins, Chris Olave, Mike Evans, Trey McBride 8

Most Yards After Contact (Rushing)

1. Kenneth Walker III 326
2. Bijan Robinson 291
3. Derrick Henry 244
4. Kyle Monangai 221
5. Jonathan Taylor 209

Most QB Pressures

1. Dallas Turner, Greg Rousseau 29
3. Aidan Hutchinson 28
4. Will Anderson Jr. 27
5. Maxx Crosby 22

Most Pressures Above Expectation

1. Greg Rousseau +10.6
2. Dallas Turner +9.8
3. Zach Allen +9.2
4. Will Anderson Jr. +8.1
5. Deone Walker +7.5

Lowest Completion Percentage (Cornerbacks)

1. Trent McDuffie 22.2%
2. Isaiah Rodgers 27.3%
3. Malik Muhammad 30.8%
4. Nohl Williams, Charvarius Ward, Dee Alford 33.3%

Fewest Yards per Cover Snap (Cornerbacks)

1. Mike Jackson, Cobie Durant, Emmanuel Forbes, Jarvis Brownlee Jr. 0.0
5. Isaiah Rodgers 0.1

* We added some leaderboards to the PDF and are highlighting a couple of them here. One is completion percentage above expectation. Lamar Jackson is the leader. His expected completion percentage, based on the factors in our calculation (throw depth and direction among them), is close to 63%. His actual completion percentage is 71%. Thus, he’s 8% above expectation (71%-63%).

The PDF document also includes the leaders in on-target percentage above expectation. Caleb Williams leads in that stat, +8%.

* The other stat we added is contested catches, which credits receivers for making catches in situations in which a defensive player is within arm’s length of them. Garrett Wilson and CeeDee Lamb have 9 to lead the way. Wilson has 9 catches on 12 pass attempts in which a potential catch was contested. The 75% completion percentage on those contested passes leads the NFL. Lamb has 9 on 17 attempts.

* Kenneth Walker III doesn’t just lead in yards after contact. He has 28 broken/missed tackles this season. The next-closest player is Jahmyr Gibbs with 18.

You can find many of the leaderboards listed here at our free DataHub website.

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Matchups and Mismatches

When we look at matchups by unit and compare the teams playing a particular game, there are intriguing matchups and mismatches each week. The Total Points PDF has this for each game in the NFL in a given week.

You can also find much of this information at our subscripton site, SIS DataHub Pro.

Here are some things we noticed:

(All references to rankings are in the context of Total Points Per Play)

* 49ers-Seahawks should be a fantastic game. The 49ers rank 1st in Passing, Receiving, and Pass Blocking. The Seahawks are 1st in Run Defense, 3rd in Pass Blocking, and 5th in Pass Coverage. Good matchups abound. Keep an eye on the 49ers Run Defense (29th) and Pass Rush (30th).

* The Falcons best shot against the Ravens may be on the ground. Thanks to Bijan Robinson, Atlanta ranks 2nd in Rushing and the Falcons will try to expose Baltimore’s biggest weakness. The Ravens rank 31st in Run Defense.

* The Bears’ defense is very good. It ranks 4th in Run Defense, 4th in Pass Coverage, and 8th in Pass Rush. The Packers rank last in the NFL in rushing and aren’t in the top half of the league of any other offensive category.

* Likewise the Vikings could feast on the Saints. Minnesota has the 2nd-ranked Pass Rush and the Saints’ Pass Blocking ranks last in the NFL.

If you have any feedback on this document, please email mark@sportsinfosolutions.com