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NFL·ANALYSIS·November 2, 2026 08:01 PM ET

Joe Burrow leads NFL with 302.1 passing yards per game

He also paces the league with 20 touchdown passes.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 55m1 min read
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What happened: Joe Burrow leads the NFL with an average of 302.1 passing yards per game through seven starts in 2026. Jordan Love ranks second at 280.8 yards, narrowly edging Jared Goff at 280.6 yards per contest. Bryce Young (274.4) and Matthew Stafford (268.3) round out the league's top five passers.

Why it matters: Burrow's production sets the pace across the league, building on his NFL-leading 20 touchdown passes. Goff has paired his 1,964 yards with 15 touchdowns against just one interception to maintain elite ball security. Young has also taken a notable step forward in 2026, totaling 1,921 yards and 13 touchdowns over seven games.

By the numbers: Joe Burrow: 302.1 YPG (2,115 yards, 20 TD, 6 INT in 7 games) Jordan Love: 280.8 YPG Jared Goff: 280.6 YPG (1,964 yards, 15 TD, 1 INT in 7 games) Bryce Young: 274.4 YPG (1,921 yards, 13 TD, 5 INT in 7 games) Matthew Stafford: 268.3 YPG

What to watch: Stafford's practice participation remains key this week as he manages right arm soreness. The group will look to sustain their pace as the 2026 regular season enters its ninth week.

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