Negative air yards measure passes thrown behind or at the line of scrimmage. Quarterbacks use them to exploit defensive pressure, while running backs and slot receivers gain yards after catch. Defensive coordinators track this stat to adjust coverage, and fantasy players benefit by targeting pass-catching backs in point-per-reception leagues.
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