The 33rd Team introduced the Big Play Index last season to show how NFL teams stack up in terms of big plays produced and big plays allowed.

The Big Play Index has a new and improved outlook with the help of Marc Trestman. When Trestman coached in the NFL, his definition of a “Big Play” was a run of 10-plus yards and/or a pass of 16-plus yards. Ultimately, BPI correlates the ability to create explosive plays, while also limiting the opponent, and the success of the team (based on wins).

BPI Playoff Rankings By Differential

1. Patriots - +55
2. Eagles - +52
3. 49ers - +51
4. Bills - +47
5. Raiders - +31
6. Cardinals - +29
7. Rams - +28
8. Buccaneers - +25
9. Packers - +21
10. Cowboys - +17
11. Chiefs - +11
12. Titans - +11
13. Bengals - +10
14. Steelers - -32

BPI Playoff Rankings by Big Plays For

1. Eagles - 167
2. Cowboys - 161
3. Patriots - 159
4. 49ers - 159
5. Cardinals - 153
6. Buccaneers - 151
7. Rams - 149
8. Bills - 147
9. Raiders - 147
10. Chiefs - 146
11. Bengals - 141
12. Packers - 128
13. Titans - 125
14. Steelers - 113

BPI Playoff Rankings by Big Plays Against

1. Bills - 100
2. Patriots - 104
3. Packers - 107
4. 49ers - 108
5. Titans - 114
6. Eagles - 115
7. Raiders - 116
8. Rams - 121
9. Cardinals - 124
10. Buccaneers - 126
11. Bengals - 131
12. Chiefs - 135
13. Cowboys - 144
14. Steelers - 145