SlateReceiving

Ranks — 1 = stingiest, last = softest, re-ranked inside the chosen window. The pool is not always 32: a defense that barely runs a look is left out rather than ranked on noise.

Adjustment — counting stats are ranked after dividing by how often they run the look, because yards allowed per game inside a coverage is part quality and part exposure. Rates are already per-unit and aren’t touched. Pressure is never adjusted: the rate they get home is the defense’s quality, not a dial they turn.

Selecting — click a look to filter the receivers to it, or several to combine them; combining sums the underlying totals rather than averaging rates. Pressure / PA is single-select, since one snap can be a blitz and a pressure and play-action at once. Only the selected view is ranked — the coverage views overlap by design.

Window — applies to both halves. Def vs Pos, Alignment and the coverage views read their week range straight from the pages they mirror; the player lines and Pressure / PA are differenced out of cumulative season totals. Point-in-time as of Week 1.