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Screen rate vs. RPO rate (2026, Weeks 1–9)

All 32 NFL teams through Week 9 of 2026: screen rate across, RPO rate up, split at the averages. Quick-game heavy (top right): Chiefs, Steelers and Packers. Traditional (bottom left): Cardinals, Saints and Giants.

Every team on the chart

Every team on the chart, grouped by corner, the same order as the caption.

TeamScreen rateRPO rate
Quick-game heavy · top right
Chiefs9.8%10.4%
Steelers8.4%10.6%
Packers6.3%8.0%
Broncos6.1%8.1%
Browns7.0%6.0%
Vikings5.7%6.1%
Bills5.5%5.8%
RPO offense · top left
Panthers2.9%12.7%
Titans4.9%10.0%
Commanders2.4%5.9%
Bengals4.3%8.2%
Eagles3.3%6.1%
Buccaneers5.0%6.8%
Screen game · bottom right
Rams5.3%0.5%
Falcons6.6%2.6%
Chargers6.3%2.8%
Raiders5.8%3.3%
Seahawks6.9%5.1%
Bears5.8%4.3%
Dolphins5.2%3.4%
Jets6.0%4.9%
Traditional · bottom left
Cardinals4.0%1.2%
Saints2.3%4.2%
Giants3.5%3.3%
49ers4.6%1.5%
Patriots4.1%2.5%
Lions4.8%1.9%
Jaguars4.9%1.9%
Texans3.7%4.1%
Cowboys3.6%4.8%
Colts4.3%4.3%
Ravens4.3%4.7%

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