What happened: Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Drake London round out the top five on PFF's 2026 yards-after-catch leaderboard, tied at 276 yards apiece. Warren holds a 34-yard cushion over Flowers at the top of the rankings, while Harvey trails second place by 21 yards.

Why it matters: Post-catch production separates high-efficiency chain-movers across the top tier of offensive weapons. Flowers previously ranked as the most productive receiver per route run in late September and paces all wide receivers in yards after the catch.

What to watch: Week 8 games will test whether Warren can maintain his 34-yard lead over Flowers while Smith-Njigba and London look to break their tie at 276.