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Ryan Paganetti@RyanPaganetti
Percentage of runs with 0 or fewer yards before contact through Week 4

1.) Rams: 32.6%
2.) Bengals: 35.6%
3.) Bears: 36.6%
4.) Panthers: 36.8%
5.) Bills: 36.9%
6.) 49ers: 37.2%
7.) Lions: 39.1%
8.) Falcons: 40.0%
9.) Broncos: 41.6%
10.) Jets: 42.0%
11.) Giants: 42.1%
12.) Saints: 42.5%
13.) Ravens: 42.6%
14.) Chiefs: 43.1%
15.) Vikings: 43.4%
16.) Dolphins: 44.4%
17.) Packers: 44.6%
18.) Cardinals: 46.1%
19.) Cowboys: 46.2%
20.) Eagles: 46.4%
21.) Titans: 46.8%
22.) Colts: 47.0%
23.) Steelers: 47.4%
24.) Buccaneers: 47.4%
25.) Seahawks: 48.5%
26.) Jaguars: 49.0%
27.) Chargers: 51.0%
28.) Commanders: 51.5%
29.) Patriots: 51.5%
30.) Raiders: 54.4%
31.) Browns: 54.4%
32.) Texans: 60.3%

Run game consistency through week 4👇
4+ yard rate vs. stuff rate (0 yards or fewer).

Which offenses consistently create productive runs while avoiding plays that go nowhere?

Upper left = good
Lower right = room to improve pic.twitter.com/23XN1kSCVl

— Ryan Paganetti (@RyanPaganetti) October 6, 2026

from PFF, 2026 NFL offensive line rankings: https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-offensive-line-rankings-2026

12. Los Angeles Rams (down 3)

LT: Alaric Jackson
LG: Steve Avila
C: Coleman Shelton
RG: Kevin Dotson
RT: Warren McClendon Jr.

Four of the five starters on the Rams’ offensive line have earned PFF pass-blocking grades above 60.0, with left tackle Alaric Jackson leading the team at 74.3. Even at 31 years old, center Coleman Shelton has continued to improve and is on track for a career-high PFF grade through the first four weeks of the year. The one concern has been the play of right guard Kevin Dotson, whose 46.5 PFF pass-blocking grade and 13 pressures allowed are both the worst marks on the team.