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Separation vs. catchable target rate (2026, Weeks 1–9), min. 27 targets

33 TEs with 27+ targets through Week 9 of 2026: separation at catch point (yds) across, catchable-target rate up, split at the averages. Open & fed good balls (top right): Hunter Henry, Michael Mayer and Dalton Schultz. Covered & bad balls (bottom left): Brock Bowers, Tyler Higbee and Kyle Pitts.

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PlayerTeamSeparation at catch point (yds)Catchable-target rate
Open & fed good balls · top right
Hunter HenryNE4.2589%
Michael MayerLV3.4789%
Dalton SchultzHOU3.7679%
Travis KelceKC3.8877%
Jake FergusonDAL3.4681%
Tyler WarrenIND3.4781%
Juwan JohnsonNO3.5879%
Covered, still catchable · top left
Trey McBrideARI2.6184%
Brenton StrangeJAX3.3189%
Tucker KraftGB3.2987%
Darnell WashingtonPIT2.7079%
Dalton KincaidBUF3.2684%
Pat FreiermuthPIT2.9780%
Greg DulcichMIA3.1081%
Mark AndrewsBAL3.1479%
Dallas GoedertPHI3.1278%
T.J. HockensonMIN3.1177%
Open, bad balls · bottom right
Harold Fannin Jr.CLE4.6672%
Evan EngramDEN3.6263%
Cade OttonTB3.4363%
Kenyon SadiqNYJ4.0974%
Oronde Gadsden IILAC3.4769%
AJ BarnerSEA3.8074%
Sam LaPortaDET3.6476%
George KittleSF3.4174%
Covered & bad balls · bottom left
Brock BowersLV2.3972%
Tyler HigbeeLAR2.8469%
Kyle PittsATL3.2168%
Isaiah LikelyNYG2.9072%
Colston LovelandCHI3.1470%
Darren WallerCAR2.8474%
Tommy TrembleCAR3.0173%
Chig OkonkwoWAS3.1674%

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