NFL Offensive Drive Efficiency: Going into Week 4, 2026

Going into Week 4

Offensive drive efficiency measures how well each offense keeps drives alive, adjusted for the defenses it has faced and the game situation. Values are relative to a league-average offense (0); higher is better. How the model works.

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Offensive Drive Efficiency for all 32 NFL teams going into Week 4, 2026, ranked high to low. Median and 50% interval of the model estimate (model effect, 0 = league average, higher is better).
TeamRankMedian50% interval
10.278[0.117, 0.380]
20.272[0.128, 0.394]
30.248[0.093, 0.359]
40.169[0.023, 0.263]
50.169[0.034, 0.270]
60.163[0.024, 0.258]
70.103[-0.021, 0.201]
80.099[-0.028, 0.201]
90.094[-0.027, 0.191]
100.091[-0.045, 0.176]
110.067[-0.042, 0.168]
120.034[-0.087, 0.131]
130.021[-0.097, 0.113]
140.010[-0.100, 0.116]
150.007[-0.108, 0.115]
160.005[-0.116, 0.103]
17-0.000[-0.110, 0.101]
18-0.028[-0.145, 0.073]
19-0.030[-0.134, 0.080]
20-0.040[-0.153, 0.057]
21-0.052[-0.150, 0.067]
22-0.070[-0.175, 0.048]
23-0.080[-0.179, 0.032]
24-0.098[-0.202, 0.012]
25-0.102[-0.207, 0.019]
26-0.127[-0.229, 0.003]
27-0.150[-0.251, -0.018]
28-0.167[-0.269, -0.025]
29-0.193[-0.290, -0.048]
30-0.196[-0.301, -0.052]
31-0.246[-0.349, -0.096]
32-0.314[-0.440, -0.174]