Cam Ward has zero picks and far better EPA in no-huddle, even as the rest of the NFL slows its tempo down.
Seven weeks of 2026 NFL data separate real signals, like Dallas's defense, from small-sample noise.
Joe Burrow's +0.587 EPA per dropback against a strong Ravens defense was Week 7's lone proven standout.
Week 6's EPA per play exposed which final scores told the truth—and which ones badly understated the gap.
Six weeks in, EPA data flatters some teams and flags others—but small samples cut both ways.
Minnesota's 3rd-down defense is historically good this year, and sacks have nothing to do with it.
Jalon Daniels has outproduced Baker Mayfield's EPA numbers in Tampa Bay's 1-4 start to 2026.
Drake Maye's four-TD breakout was the week's most informative result, not just its biggest blowout.
Jalen Hurts' deep-ball numbers are his best in four years, but his short game has collapsed in 2026.
Minnesota's defense and Dallas's are real; the 49ers' league-leading offense is schedule-inflated.
Kansas City's under-center rate has doubled in 2026, moving Xavier Worthy's routes toward the line.
Through three games, Kansas City's EPA per play looks like the Mahomes of 2018-2022, not 2023-2025.
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