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Clutch Time

These players show up when it matters most. Whether they catch something remains to be seen (see wasted potential).

2026 leaderboard

Latest verified results through Week 5.

Latest Clutch Time rankings
Rank	Player	Clutch score	Leverage targets	Third-down targets	Red-zone targets	TTLT	Leverage target share (%)	Previous rank	Weekly movement
1	Mark AndrewsBAL · TE	43.3%	6	3	3	20	30.0%	—	New
2	Davante AdamsLA · WR	41.7%	6	2	3	31	19.4%	18	+16
3	Rome OdunzeCHI · WR	40.0%	5	4	2	14	35.7%	—	New
4	Emeka EgbukaTB · WR	38.3%	6	6	2	10	60.0%	—	New
5	Kyle PittsATL · TE	38.0%	5	2	2	28	17.9%	—	New
6	Amon-Ra St. BrownDET · WR	37.1%	7	4	4	13	53.9%	13	+7
7	Ja'Marr ChaseCIN · WR	36.0%	5	3	3	15	33.3%	—	New
8	Parker WashingtonJAX · WR	35.7%	7	4	2	23	30.4%	—	New
9	Mike EvansSF · WR	35.0%	8	4	3	16	50.0%	12	+3
10	Jalen BrooksARI · WR	34.0%	5	4	2	22	22.7%	—	New
11	Denzel BostonCLE · WR	32.9%	7	5	1	23	30.4%	—	New
12	Bijan RobinsonATL · RB	32.0%	5	2	1	28	17.9%	—	New
13	Kyren WilliamsLA · RB	31.4%	7	3	2	31	22.6%	—	New
14	Matthew GoldenGB · WR	30.0%	6	3	4	14	42.9%	—	New
14	Isaiah LikelyNYG · TE	30.0%	7	3	2	30	23.3%	11	-3
14	Terry McLaurinWAS · WR	30.0%	5	0	2	17	29.4%	—	New
17	Puka NacuaLA · WR	29.2%	13	5	3	31	41.9%	26	+9
18	Jaxon Smith-NjigbaSEA · WR	28.3%	6	3	1	18	33.3%	—	New
18	Garrett WilsonNYJ · WR	28.3%	6	4	1	15	40.0%	—	New
20	Josh CameronJAX · WR	28.0%	5	2	2	23	21.7%	—	New
21	Malik NabersNYG · WR	27.1%	14	2	3	30	46.7%	—	New
22	Drake LondonATL · WR	26.7%	9	6	0	28	32.1%	—	New
22	Dontayvion WicksPHI · WR	26.7%	6	5	0	19	31.6%	—	New
24	Zay FlowersBAL · WR	26.0%	5	2	1	20	25.0%	—	New
25	George PickensDAL · WR	25.6%	9	5	2	18	50.0%	—	New
26	Dallas GoedertPHI · TE	24.0%	5	2	0	19	26.3%	—	New
27	Brock BowersLV · TE	21.7%	6	5	1	15	40.0%	20	-7
28	Jerry JeudyCLE · WR	20.0%	5	1	0	23	21.7%	—	New
28	Rashod BatemanBAL · WR	20.0%	5	1	0	20	25.0%	—	New

How to read Clutch Time

A leveraged target is a target on a third down, in the red zone, in a goal-to-go situation, in a close fourth quarter, or in overtime. A target can qualify in more than one way.
The Clutch Score applies weights to those situations: third down +1, red zone +1.5, goal-to-go +1.5, and close fourth quarter or overtime +1. The total is divided by five times the player's leveraged targets.
TTLT = Total Team Leveraged Targets.
Clutch Score and Leverage Target Percentage are related but can mean different things. A player can have a high Clutch Score from a few high-value targets but a low Leverage Target Percentage because of the few opportunities.

Data as of October 13, 2026. Source: nflverse play-by-play.