Summary

Top 5 by Eff_Season (points per yard-second — higher = more scoring efficiency relative to yardage volume and pace):

1. Buffalo (0.002907) — Elite scoring with above-average rush volume (+2.6) and below-average pass volume; slight recent efficiency dip.

2. Dallas (0.002881) — High pass volume (+5.68) and fast pace driving efficiency; large Last-3 drop (-15%) and extreme home/away rush imbalance (0.675).

3. Detroit (0.002830) — Strong home rush lean (1.435 ratio) with balanced activity; modest recent dip.

4. Las Vegas (0.002771) — Pass-heavy (+4.68) with recent activity swing (rush scaled L3 -8.4, pass +7.38).

5. New Orleans (0.002720) — Pass-heavy (+5.68) and relatively stable efficiency; home/away mixed.

Bottom 5 by Eff_Season:

28. Baltimore (0.002122) — High rush share (51.2%, +3.6 vs avg) but efficiency lagging and recent drop (-17%); strong home/away rush imbalance.

29. NY Jets (0.002100) — Near-average activity, slight recent improvement.

30. New England (0.002063) — Above-average rush, strong home efficiency lean (1.469) and recent efficiency spike (+18%).

31. LA Chargers (0.001820) — Mild rush lean, modest recent efficiency gain.

32. Miami (0.001803) — Highest rush percentage (53.1%) and lowest pass volume (-8.12); big recent efficiency jump (+27%) but still lowest overall.

Notable activity trends:

• Highest rush volume/share: Chicago (35.1 att, +8.4, 50.5%), Minnesota (30.2, 52.5%), Baltimore/Tampa Bay/Atlanta around 50–51%.

• Highest pass volume: Arizona (40.4, +7.08), LA Rams (40.1), Dallas/New Orleans (39.0).

• Extreme home/away splits: Dallas (rush ratio 0.675), Jacksonville (eff ratio 1.504, pass ratio 0.788), Washington (eff 1.689), Tampa Bay (pass ratio 1.657).

• Recent swings: Indianapolis and Minnesota large efficiency drops on Last-3; Miami, Tennessee, Atlanta, Denver, and LA Rams showing strong Last-3 efficiency gains. Tampa Bay’s Last-3 rush spike (+11.0 scaled) stands out.