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Rushing Contact — YAC vs YBC per carry

PFR advanced charting splits each carry into yards after contact — the back's own elusiveness and power — and yards before contact, the line and scheme term. An independent estimator to triangulate against Next Gen RYOE.

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How we read it

YAC/att — the back's own talent: Yards after contact per carry isolates elusiveness and power. It's blocking-independent, so a high figure is the back doing the work himself.
YBC/att — the line and scheme: Yards before contact per carry is the room the offensive line and design hand him. High YBC with modest YAC reads as a line-aided profile.
The divergence — who's driving the yards: Elite YAC behind thin YBC is a back winning on his own — a second, independent estimator to triangulate against Next Gen RYOE. We surface the split, we don't average it away.

Yards after contact leaders · 2025

Who creates yards on their own

PFR advanced rushing: yards after contact per carry (the back's own talent, blocking-independent) vs yards before contact (the line). An independent estimator to triangulate against Next Gen RYOE. Context, not a pick.

30 rows

#									The read
1	Jeremy McNichols	WAS	44	3.48	1.55	6	0.136	100	Wins after contact
2	DeVon Achane	MIA	238	3.02	2.65	22	0.092	98	Wins after contact
3	Chris Rodriguez	WAS	112	2.97	1.49	13	0.116	97	Wins after contact
4	Rhamondre Stevenson	NE	130	2.77	1.87	16	0.123	96	Wins after contact
5	Emari Demercado	ARI	44	2.68	4.41	4	0.091	95	Line-aided
6	Tank Bigsby	PHI	126	2.67	2.98	20	0.159	94	Balanced
7	Kendre Miller	NO	47	2.57	1.53	7	0.149	93	Wins after contact
8	Jaylen Wright	MIA	70	2.51	1.60	6	0.086	92	Wins after contact
9	Javonte Williams	DAL	252	2.49	2.28	25	0.099	91	Wins after contact
10	Isaiah Davis	NYJ	43	2.47	3.02	2	0.047	90	Balanced
11	Jonathan Taylor	IND	323	2.44	2.47	27	0.084	88	Balanced
12	JK Dobbins	DEN	153	2.44	2.60	9	0.059	89	Balanced
13	Jordan Mason	MIN	159	2.42	2.35	13	0.082	87	Wins after contact
14	Derrick Henry	BAL	307	2.37	2.82	13	0.042	86	Balanced
15	Kimani Vidal	LAC	155	2.37	1.78	3	0.019	85	Wins after contact
16	Jaylen Warren	PIT	211	2.36	2.18	23	0.109	84	Wins after contact
17	Bijan Robinson	ATL	287	2.32	2.83	22	0.077	83	Balanced
18	Jaret Patterson	LAC	41	2.29	1.59	1	0.024	82	Wins after contact
19	Samaje Perine	CIN	84	2.26	2.29	4	0.048	81	Balanced
20	Ray Davis	BUF	58	2.24	2.50	3	0.052	80	Balanced
21	Emanuel Wilson	GB	125	2.23	1.74	7	0.056	79	Wins after contact
22	James Cook	BUF	309	2.22	3.03	21	0.068	78	Balanced
23	Quinshon Judkins	CLE	230	2.20	1.40	11	0.048	77	Wins after contact
24	David Montgomery	DET	158	2.19	2.34	3	0.019	76	Balanced
25	Keaton Mitchell	BAL	59	2.17	3.61	2	0.034	75	Line-aided
26	Chase Brown	CIN	232	2.13	2.26	16	0.069	72	Balanced
27	Audric Estime	NO	46	2.13	2.17	7	0.152	73	Balanced
28	Travis Etienne	JAX	260	2.10	2.16	10	0.038	71	Balanced
29	Ashton Jeanty	LV	266	2.09	1.58	24	0.090	69	Wins after contact
30	Nick Chubb	HOU	122	2.09	2.06	5	0.041	68	Wins after contact

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