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Tight ends: the playoff slate

Weeks 15–17, 2026 last season's final profiles, while this season has fewer than three games

Each offense's three opponents in weeks 15 to 17 and the average of what those defenses have allowed a game to tight ends this season, the softest slate first. What a defense has allowed is history. Across the whole league it has said little about the next game; at the two ends it has said more, and each block below gives that record.

#OffenseWeek 15Week 16Week 17Average
1 Carolina Panthers Panthers Cincinnati Bengals +30.91st@Pittsburgh Steelers +143rdSeattle Seahawks +5.49th +16.8 vs avg
2 Baltimore Ravens Ravens @Pittsburgh Steelers +143rdCleveland Browns -3.420th@Cincinnati Bengals +30.91st +13.8 vs avg
3 Indianapolis Colts Colts @Tennessee Titans -2.418thCincinnati Bengals +30.91st@Cleveland Browns -3.420th +8.4 vs avg
  1. 1 Carolina Panthers Panthers week 15 vs CIN, week 16 at PIT, week 17 vs SEA +16.8vs their avg, average
  2. 2 Baltimore Ravens Ravens week 15 at PIT, week 16 vs CLE, week 17 at CIN +13.8vs their avg, average
  3. 3 Indianapolis Colts Colts week 15 at TEN, week 16 vs CIN, week 17 at CLE +8.4vs their avg, average

Yards and targets allowed are from each defense's final games this season. Every rank is over usual: what the defense allowed each game against that offense's own average in its other games, 1st the biggest margin, over each row's games. Shares are of the team's carries or targets over the player's last four games. Data from nflverse (CC BY 4.0). The definitions and the record are on How we count.

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