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Clutch Time: Week 5
Mark Andrews leads the Week 5 edition.
What changed from the prior period
Mark Andrews moved into the No. 1 spot.
Mark Andrews, Davante Adams, Rome Odunze, Emeka Egbuka, Kyle Pitts, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Ja'Marr Chase, Parker Washington, Mike Evans, Jalen Brooks are new to the top 10.
Brock Bowers recorded the largest raw-value decrease (-2.62).
The Week 5 Board
This edition captures the leading signals from the weekly results. The live ranking table continues to update; this article keeps the week's results in view.
#1
Mark Andrews
BAL · TE
43.33
New this week · Clutch score
Leverage targets: 6 · Third-down targets: 3 · Red-zone targets: 3 · TTLT: 20 · Leverage target share (%): 30.0%
#2
Davante Adams
LA · WR
41.67
Up 16 · Clutch score
Leverage targets: 6 · Third-down targets: 2 · Red-zone targets: 3 · TTLT: 31 · Leverage target share (%): 19.4%
#3
Rome Odunze
CHI · WR
40.00
New this week · Clutch score
Leverage targets: 5 · Third-down targets: 4 · Red-zone targets: 2 · TTLT: 14 · Leverage target share (%): 35.7%
#4
Emeka Egbuka
TB · WR
38.33
New this week · Clutch score
Leverage targets: 6 · Third-down targets: 6 · Red-zone targets: 2 · TTLT: 10 · Leverage target share (%): 60.0%
#5
Kyle Pitts
ATL · TE
38.00
New this week · Clutch score
Leverage targets: 5 · Third-down targets: 2 · Red-zone targets: 2 · TTLT: 28 · Leverage target share (%): 17.9%
#6
Amon-Ra St. Brown
DET · WR
37.14
Up 7 · Clutch score
Leverage targets: 7 · Third-down targets: 4 · Red-zone targets: 4 · TTLT: 13 · Leverage target share (%): 53.9%
How this ranking works
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.
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