Home Away Efficiency 

Top 5 by Eff_Season

• Dallas leads by turning 30.5 PPG into the best points-per-yard-second mark, on a pass-heavy script (37.5 attempts, +4.5 vs. the league) and a flat last-3 trend (+0.3%).

• Indianapolis is second despite only 25.5 PPG because 284.3 yards reflects a low-yardage conversion profile. Last 3 is slightly worse (−2.0%), and home efficiency lags (0.76).

• Las Vegas is third at 28.8 PPG with both rush (+3.0) and pass (+3.0) above average. Home efficiency is the weak split (0.73); last-3 pass volume is up.

• Buffalo leads in scoring at 31.8 PPG and is rush-leaning (48% rush). Last 3 cooled −3.8%.

• Carolina is fifth at 30.3 PPG with the second-fastest pace (26.6 seconds per play) and a heavy pass rate (+7.8 attempts). Last 3 is off −3.2%.

Bottom 5

• Miami is last by a wide gap: 11.5 PPG, slow pace (31.6), and pass volume −7.2 vs. average. Last 3 is still falling (−6.5%).

• New England (16.3 PPG) and the Chargers (16.8) are next, both rush-leaning and below the pass average.

• The Rams are 30th despite 417 yards per game. The formula treats that as empty yardage against 21.3 PPG. Last 3 is the tell: efficiency is up +11.2% as scoring rose to 26.0.

• Tennessee is 28th at 13.8 PPG, with both attempt types below average.

Activity notes

• Chicago is the rush outlier (+13.0 attempts, 54.7% rush) but the biggest efficiency fade (−30.3% last 3) after PPG dropped to 17.7.

• Atlanta is the most run-heavy team (58.3% rush, −8.2 pass attempts). Green Bay is the opposite (32.2% rush, −8.5 rush attempts) and still pass-heavy over the last 3.

• New Orleans leads in pass volume (+12.0) and has he fastest pace (26.0 seconds). Detroit and Carolina are the other clear pass-up offenses.

• Minnesota’s last-3 efficiency crash (−28.9%) is the sharpest fade after Chicago, with scoring down to 15.7 PPG on a run-leaning script.

• Seattle (+11.6%) and Cleveland (+16.4%) are the cleanest last-3 efficiency risers besides the Rams.