Atlanta's 0.421 EPA/play game was unusual, and Indianapolis won big despite two turnovers.
Kansas City's under-center rate has doubled in 2026, moving Xavier Worthy's routes toward the line.
Rookie Carnell Tate has overtaken Calvin Ridley as the Titans' true No. 1 receiver through three games.
Through three games, Kansas City's EPA per play looks like the Mahomes of 2018-2022, not 2023-2025.
Arizona's short-pass defense has tripled its EPA allowed, while deep coverage and pass rush look normal.
San Francisco's pass offense is historically hot, but Denver's defense is strong exactly where Purdy throws
Bijan Robinson's 194-yard game and a 40-carry script broke Green Bay's top-ranked run defense in Week 3.
Three weeks in, only a few 2026 EPA trends—like Minnesota's defense—look statistically real.
San Francisco ranks top-five on both sides early — several other 2026 trends still need more games to confirm.
Opponent-adjusted EPA suggests Vegas's 7-point Seahawks line overstates Seattle's defensive edge.
Cincinnati's defense is posting EPA numbers no full Bengals season has matched in 27 years of play-by-play
Denver's run defense has allowed +0.243 EPA per rush in 2026 after four years of steady effectiveness.
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