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NFL Tape — Film Breakdown & Advanced Stats for Every Skill Player

NFL Tape is the film-room leaderboard for every QB, WR, RB, and TE in the league. It highlights pressure context, coverage shells, route depth, separation at catch, pre-snap motion, and personnel groupings so you can find the players whose tape outruns their stat line. Free preview shows the top five at every position; Ultra unlocks the full board.

Player Explorer
Per-week positional ranks, custom range filters, and matchup-aware projections.
Leaderboards
Cross-stat NFL leaderboards covering EPA, fantasy points, and usage.
Usage Center
Snap, route, and target share trends by week, opponent, and personnel group.

Glossary — Tape Terms in One Place

EPA per play
Expected Points Added per offensive play. The single best per-snap efficiency measure. League-average sits near 0.0; elite seasons clear +0.20.
Target share
Percentage of a team's passing targets that go to one receiver. 25%+ is alpha WR1 territory; 20%+ is fantasy-relevant.
Separation
Distance in yards between receiver and nearest defender at catch (or arrival, if uncaught). 3.0+ yards is open; below 1.5 is contested.
Route depth (aDOT)
Average air yards per target — how deep the receiver is attacked. Slot WRs and TEs typically sit 6-9; field-stretchers push 14+.
Pressure rate
Percentage of QB dropbacks where the passer was hit, hurried, or sacked. The biggest separator between healthy and broken offenses.
Success rate
Percent of plays gaining sufficient yardage by down/distance (40% on 1st, 60% on 2nd, 100% on 3rd/4th). A drive-health metric, not a big-play metric.

Frequently Asked Questions

›What is NFL Tape?

NFL Tape is a film-room style leaderboard for every QB, WR, RB, and TE in the league. It surfaces pressure, coverage, personnel, motion, route, and usage signals so you can find the players whose tape outruns their stat line.

›What does target share mean?

Target share is the percentage of a team's passing targets that go to one receiver. 25% or more is alpha WR1 territory; 20% or more is fantasy-relevant on a weekly basis.

›Why is the full board Ultra-only?

Free and Pro users see the top five rows of every leaderboard. Ultra members unlock the full board, every column, every week, and the advanced filters. Pricing lives at dynatyze.com/football/pricing.

›Can I export NFL Tape data?

Ultra members can export any leaderboard view as CSV from the column customizer menu. Free and Pro views are visual-only.

›Does NFL Tape work on mobile?

Yes. The board renders responsively down to 360px. On phones the column customizer collapses into a pinned bottom sheet and rows scroll horizontally.

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