Scoreability

Think of Scoreability as a way to quantify how well teams play in “situational football.” The Scoreability Index measures the team-wide ability to each team to turn yards into points. It is not merely an offensive indicator! It takes into account a variety of factors, including proficiency of defense and special teams, field position, red zone offense, and turnover differential, and then spits it all out in an easy-to-understand number. Teams that rank highly in Scoreability are typically smart, efficient, well-coached teams.

Scoreability = Offensive Yards/Total Points Scored = Yards Per Point Scored (YPPS). The lower the number, the more efficiently a team scores points.

Rank	Team	Offensive Yds.	Pts. Scored	Offensive Yds. per Pt. Scored
1 =	Buffalo Bills	2,752	233	11.81
2 5	Las Vegas Raiders	2,739	221	12.39
3 2	Dallas Cowboys	2,736	219	12.49
4 6	Jacksonville Jaguars	2,452	196	12.51
5 3	Cincinnati Bengals	2,581	206	12.53
6 =	Denver Broncos	2,185	172	12.70
7 1	San Francisco 49ers	2,600	197	13.20
8 5	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	2,400	178	13.48
9 5	Detroit Lions	2,768	203	13.64
9 2	New Orleans Saints	2,210	162	13.64
10 1	Minnesota Vikings	1,956	140	13.97
11 4	Carolina Panthers	2,546	178	14.30
12 2	Houston Texans	2,367	165	14.35
12 1	Seattle Seahawks	2,655	185	14.35
13 4	Washington Commanders	2,290	159	14.40
14 4	Indianapolis Colts	2,329	161	14.47
15 6	Chicago Bears	3,098	214	14.48
16 2	Pittsburgh Steelers	2,627	180	14.59
17 2	New York Giants	2,422	163	14.86
18 5	New York Jets	2,560	170	15.06
19 7	Atlanta Falcons	2,585	171	15.12
20 =	Baltimore Ravens	2,709	179	15.13
21 5	Tennessee Titans	2,180	144	15.14
22 =	Arizona Cardinals	2,664	175	15.22
23 7	Philadelphia Eagles	2,122	137	15.49
24 1	Green Bay Packers	2,653	171	15.51
25 3	Los Angeles Rams	3,075	194	15.85
26 1	New England Patriots	2,938	184	15.97
27 2	Kansas City Chiefs	2,682	167	16.06
28 1	Miami Dolphins	2,030	117	17.35
29 5	Cleveland Browns	2,415	139	17.37
30 =	Los Angeles Chargers	2,018	99	20.38