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Receipt · their latest completed game (Oct 18, 2026)

Snapshot of games through Oct 18, 2026. Newer games have been played since (data now runs through Oct 19, 2026), so today’s number may differ. This receipt stays accurate for its own window.

A.J. BrownWR · New England Patriots · 2026Descriptive only

Brown caught 30.0% of targets

30.0%% of targets

A.J. Brown caught 30.0% of targets (3 of 10), in their latest completed game (Oct 18, 2026).

Window
Their latest completed game (Oct 18, 2026)
Games
1
Denominator
10 targets
Cohort
needs 25 targets
  • Single game. Descriptive only, not a season conclusion.
  • Catch rate is not a drop rate. Deep targets, throw accuracy and coverage all lower it.
  • Played for more than one team in this window. Totals combine all teams without double-counting.
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Source & definition

Definition: Receptions divided by targets. This is not a drop rate: it depends on target depth, throw accuracy and coverage.

Fields: stats_player_week.receptions, stats_player_week.targets

Provider: nflverse data releases (schedules, weekly team/player stats, play-by-play) · dataset nflverse-2026-10-20-run2

Calculation: wr.catch_rate@1 · rules v1 · template v1 · computed Oct 20, 2026, 4:59 PM UTC

Qualification: ranked only with at least 25 targets; this entity did not qualify.

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