Every wide receiver on the slate, lined up against the cornerbacks he is most likely to see. Each matchup carries an Edge score from 1 to 99 that reads how attackable the coverage is, built from passer rating allowed, yards per target allowed, and catch rate allowed.

Slot receivers pair to the opposing nickel back. Outside receivers are graded against both boundary corners, because a receiver rarely spends a full game on one side. Corner alignment comes straight from official depth charts, so the room updates as teams shuffle through camp and the season.

Start on the matchup cards to scan a slate fast, then switch to the full table to sort every column: targets, target share, air yards share, aDOT, catch rate, points per target, and the coverage numbers for each corner. FTA+ members can download the entire board as a CSV.

Updated weekly all season long.