
NFL Team Comparison Tool
Pick any two NFL teams to compare their PFM Team Score, overall ranking, quarterback stability, roster strength, coaching, offense, defense and franchise direction.
Select two teams below to see where each team has the edge.
Head-to-Head PFM Comparison


Philadelphia Eagles
Jalen Hurts gives Philadelphia more ways to score. Houston has fewer answers when the first option is taken away.
Where Each Team Has the Edge
PFM Team Score
Overall NFL Rank
QB Stability
Roster Strength
Coaching Direction
Recent Performance
Offense
Defense
Franchise Direction
Explosiveness
Conference Rank
Division Rank
Outlook
What Each Team Does Well and Where It Has Problems

Houston Texans
Will Anderson Jr. gives Houston a defense that can take over stretches of a game. The 85.8 Defense grade belongs to a unit that can create stops without waiting for the offense to build a lead.
Houston is asking C.J. Stroud to create too much the hard way. The 73.4 Explosiveness grade leaves the offense needing too many long drives to score.

Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia's offense starts with Jalen Hurts. QB Stability is 85.4, and the quarterback can still create an answer when the original play falls apart.
Philadelphia gets into the most trouble in games where the run is bottled up and Hurts has to win from repeated pure dropback situations. That is why Explosiveness at 77.4 remains the area that needs the most work.
What the PFM Numbers Say
Jalen Hurts gives Philadelphia more ways to score. That is why the Offense grade favors them by 5.0 points. Philadelphia has more talent and depth across the lineup. The 3.5-point gap in Roster Strength gives the team more answers when injuries hit or a matchup goes bad.
Houston has one answer Philadelphia cannot ignore. The Texans hold a 6.6-point edge in Recent Performance. C.J. Stroud gives the offense a way to control the game. Even so, Philadelphia has the better setup because its advantages on offense and across the roster point in the same direction.
