Offensive: Passing · CPOE

OFF · PassingP + N
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What CPOE is

Completion percentage over expected: the share of passes a team completed, minus the share it was expected to complete given how hard each throw was (distance, pressure, coverage). Zero means the quarterback hit exactly the throws an average passer would; a positive number means he completed passes that usually fall incomplete. It strips out the easy-checkdown offense that inflates plain completion percentage.

Higher is better. It is a rate, so a team's number does not grow with games played. Source: P + N.

In 2025 the Patriots led at 11.57; the league average was 0.70.

League snapshot — 2025

League leader
NE · 11.57
League average
0.70
Best to worst
17.08

All 32 teams, higher is better.

At a glance — 2025

Where the 32 teams sit on this stat this season.

League leader
NE · 11.57
League laggard
CLE · -5.51
League average
0.70
Spread (max − min)
17.08

Does CPOE matter against the spread?

Run as a one-stat algorithm against the closing line, this stat went 856–722–37 ATS (54.2%) across 2020–2025, #90 of 296 ranked.

Its best season was 2024 (151–112, 57.4%); its worst 2023 (130–128, 50.4%).

For picks, this is a strong signal. One stat is not a recipe — the algorithms combine many.

SeasonGamesATS recordATS %
2020256135–119–253.1%
2021272141–129–252.2%
2022271145–119–754.9%
2023272130–128–1450.4%
2024272151–112–957.4%
2025272154–115–357.2%

CPOE in 2025 vs 2024

Patriots lead at 11.57 — they ranked #15 last year. Browns are last at -5.51 — #30 last year.

The league average is 0.70, down 0.60 from 1.30 last year.

Biggest riser: Cowboys, #31 → #10. Biggest faller: Vikings, #7 → #28.

Spread between first and last: 17.08; 22 teams are within 3.54 of the average.

Year-over-year — 2025 vs 2024

Biggest movers from last season.

Biggest riser
NE · +9.94
Biggest faller
MIN · −7.90
Most consistent
SEA · +0.46
League trend 2025 vs 2024
▼ -0.60

Multi-year context

7-year window (2020–2026)

Multi-year leader
SEA · 4.66
Multi-year laggard
NYJ · -3.34
Biggest improver
NE · +1.58/yr
Biggest decliner
CLE · −1.09/yr

Multi-year heatmap

32 teams across 7 seasons. Cells colored by quintile within each season; click a column header to jump to that year.

Team2020202120222023202420252026
NE-2.192.971.06-3.451.6311.576.61
SF-1.262.34-1.645.421.335.935.98
SEA7.224.245.640.975.285.743.52
GB7.355.081.121.252.315.04-2.05
PHI-4.930.911.914.266.494.07-3.01
BAL0.150.39-1.693.566.083.807.73
BUF5.981.940.064.390.973.364.38
DET-0.920.22-1.461.457.132.591.71
NO2.36-4.051.232.93-2.672.191.81
DAL-1.222.56-1.083.47-4.381.853.04
CAR2.56-7.01-4.73-1.480.011.745.52
LAR0.660.00-2.73-3.17-0.981.720.29
MIA2.360.47-0.045.093.121.49-7.72
WAS-1.380.39-1.64-0.545.211.26-0.02
CIN-1.245.052.762.136.851.185.35
ARI1.714.60-1.33-2.552.450.991.21
LAC0.75-0.131.76-1.892.250.79-4.96
IND0.19-2.97-1.65-3.28-6.000.58-2.28
PIT-0.91-2.441.360.313.680.51-2.64
LV2.352.60-2.18-3.93-1.37-0.792.28
JAX-0.18-4.081.382.16-0.53-1.137.65
DEN-6.082.34-0.623.520.77-1.24-2.39
HOU6.42-1.68-4.33-1.38-2.76-1.334.00
KC3.163.543.171.452.23-1.350.80
NYG-1.90-5.102.30-0.21-0.41-1.36-2.51
TB3.151.590.420.083.63-2.361.07
ATL1.160.59-0.44-2.880.12-3.06-4.85
MIN4.270.362.292.914.70-3.200.44
CHI1.14-2.96-4.180.14-0.08-3.293.41
TEN1.662.42-1.021.440.08-4.162.26
NYJ-1.45-7.75-4.73-5.32-1.54-5.182.62
CLE3.75-0.731.24-5.58-3.90-5.51-1.57

CPOE since 2018

Leaders since 2018: 2018 Seahawks (7.68), 2019 Seahawks (7.54), 2020 Packers (7.35), 2021 Packers (5.08), 2022 Seahawks (5.64), 2023 49ers (5.42), 2024 Lions (7.13), 2025 Patriots (11.57).

Seahawks have led this stat 3 of 8 seasons.

The best season on record is Patriots 2025 at 11.57; the worst Jets 2021 at -7.75.

The league average has risen from 0.61 in 2018 to 0.70 in 2025.

Distribution

How the 32 teams cluster for 2025.

About this stat
Stat ID
off_passing_pass_cpoe
Side
offensive
Family
Passing
Data source
P + N
Polarity
higher is better (or neutral)
Display grain
rate
Algorithm eligibility
Algorithm-eligible: this stat can be picked in the Algorithm Builder.