Career PAR: every start for every franchise. 50 careers of 480 with ten starts or more.
+520 at the top, +153 at the fiftieth, against a field median of −21.
50
Careers in the ring
480
Careers in the field behind them
The ring
Radius is rank by career PAR, innermost best. Arc length is the career span. Thickness is career PAR. A gold block marks the one season a championship happened.
Drafted 1.05 in 2017. +520 for Sweep The Leg across 9 seasons
Primary
520
2017–2025
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Christian McCaffrey
RB
Drafted 1.05 in 2017.
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Career PAR by season, every franchise. A gold column is a season this man won the title; a hatched bar is a season away from Sweep The Leg, with the franchise named under it.
37 of the fifty were still starting in 2020 or later.
56 championship seasons are held between them.
Radius is rank, arc length is the career span, thickness is career PAR. Polar bars distort magnitude, which is why the ring is only ever drawn at league scale and why the numbers live in the entry beside it, not on the arcs. Hover moves the entry, a click pins it, escape unpins. Kickers and team defences are not in the fifty: a ranked wall of careers is a comparison between players, and a defence's PAR is measured against a replacement defence.
The wall
Fifty names, ordered by career PAR. Read it for how few fifty is.
1Christian McCaffrey520
2Derrick Henry501
3Tyreek Hill484
4Travis Kelce470
5Drew Brees454
6Aaron Rodgers439
7Antonio Brown421
8Davante Adams381
9Calvin Johnson377
10Adrian Peterson371
11Rob Gronkowski367
12Arian Foster346
13Todd Gurley334
14Josh Allen312
15Jonathan Taylor308
16Ezekiel Elliott295
17Julio Jones295
18Patrick Mahomes291
19DeAndre Hopkins282
20Le'Veon Bell269
21Peyton Manning254
22Ja'Marr Chase253
23A.J. Green249
24Saquon Barkley239
25Tom Brady238
26Justin Jefferson237
27Mike Evans235
28Alvin Kamara234
29Jamaal Charles232
30Odell Beckham Jr.228
31Jalen Hurts218
32DeMarco Murray212
33Jimmy Graham203
34Lamar Jackson202
35Cooper Kupp195
36Brandon Marshall193
37LeSean McCoy193
38George Kittle186
39Josh Jacobs183
40CeeDee Lamb172
41A.J. Brown171
42Jahmyr Gibbs168
43Dalvin Cook166
44Amon-Ra St. Brown166
45DeAngelo Williams166
46Andre Johnson165
47Matt Forte165
48Demaryius Thomas162
49Nick Chubb155
50Bijan Robinson153
No ranking on the cards and no shared axis — a Ring of Honor is a set. The figure under each name is career PAR, every start for every franchise.
Compared to whom
Career PAR against the field
Each mark is one career. The named men are in the ring; the faint marks behind them are every other career in the field.
The 5 best careers against the field
Career PAR: every start for every franchise. Population: 480 careers with ten or more starts — QB, RB, WR and TE only. Binned at 12 PAR: a column's height is how many careers landed in it and every dot in it is one career. 315 of 480 sit at or below replacement.
Pin a career on the dial above and the pins here become that man alone.
And in December
This wall measures a whole career. A separate read measures the playoff weeks only, at five starts and three points a start, and nineteen men clear it. Fifteen of them are on this wall; four are not on it at all.
Radius is rank by career PAR, innermost best. Arc length is the career span. Thickness is career PAR. A gold block marks the one season a championship happened.
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The wall
Fifty names, ordered by career PAR. Read it for how few fifty is.
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Compared to whom
And in December
This wall measures a whole career. A separate read measures the playoff weeks only, at five starts and three points a start, and nineteen men clear it. Fifteen of them are on this wall; four are not on it at all.