Matchup

The three shapes read as ranks, not as raw numbers: a spoke reaches the edge when that unit leads the 68 and the middle when it trails them, which is the only way EPA, a percentage and a count of sacks share one picture. A bigger shape is the better unit, on either side of the ball. Each row below puts one team's offense against the other's defense in the same category, with the rank among the 68 beside each number. Ranks run the way the side of the ball does: fewest yards allowed is first for a defense, most sacks is first. It opens on every snap played; choosing competitive snaps takes garbage time out of both the numbers and the ranks, except for the three marked with a star, where the box score does not say when the play happened. Havoc counts tackles for loss, passes defended, interceptions and fumbles recovered, over the snaps that unit faced. SP+ is the offensive and defensive component of the rating, not the overall number.