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Personnel Groupings
How every NFL offense lines up, and what happens when it does. Personnel is written backs-first — 11 means 1 RB, 1 TE, 3 WR. An asterisk marks a heavy front with six or more offensive linemen, counted separately because those snaps behave nothing like the base grouping.
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Gold tick marks the league-wide rate for that grouping, so you can see where this offense runs hot or cold against the field. A · after the code flags a small sample.
Share of each grouping's snaps that met Base, Nickel, or Dime, with snap count and EPA per play. This is what the offense faced — not what the team's own defense played.
EPA / Play Expected Points Added. How much a play moved the offense's scoring odds versus what was expected in that situation. Positive is good for the offense; negative is bad.
Success Rate Share of plays graded a "success" by down-and-distance — roughly 40% of needed yards on 1st down, 60% on 2nd, 100% on 3rd/4th. A steadier, less boom-or-bust read than EPA alone.
TD Rate Share of snaps in that grouping that ended in a touchdown.

Personnel and participation data, play-by-play, and EPA: nflverse. Team logos via Sleeper. 2025 regular season; kneels, spikes, and special teams excluded. Hybrid players listed off-position can shift a package by one defensive back, so package splits are directional.