Joe Burrow leads NFL quarterbacks in new playmaking ratio metric

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Joe Burrow leads NFL quarterbacks in new playmaking ratio metric
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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow holds the top spot in a Pro Football Focus ranking measuring big-time throw-to-turnover-worthy play ratios. Compiled from play data across eight games last season, the metric highlights the signal-caller's effectiveness before a turf toe injury ended his availability. Burrow finished with a 9.00 ratio, bolstered by a 0.7 percent turnover-worthy play rate that stands as the lowest recorded by the firm. He registered 18 big-time throws against only two turnover-worthy plays during that span. Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford followed in the rankings with a 2.23 ratio. The organization continues to look for consistent production from its primary passer heading into the 2026 season.

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  • Joe Burrow secured the number one spot among NFL quarterbacks in a PFF playmaking metric.
  • The 9.00 ratio tracks big-time throws against turnover-worthy plays.
  • Burrow recorded an 0.7 percent turnover-worthy play rate over eight games.
  • Matthew Stafford placed second in the ranking with a 2.23 ratio.
  • A turf toe injury limited Burrow to eight appearances during the previous season.
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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow finished No. 1 among NFL quarterbacks in a new PFF metric measuring playmaking and ball security.

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