How do the Bengals triplets stack up against the league?
Carson Palmer
| Category | Stat (NFL rank) |
| Passing Yards | 2,868 (4th) |
| Touchdowns | 21 (t-1st) |
| Passer Rating | 99.9 (3rd) |
| Completions | 228 (8th) |
| Completion % | 64.4% (6th) |
| Attempts | 354 (10th) |
| % of passes on 1st down | 38.4% (4th) |
| QB Rating, 1st Half | 104.6 (2nd) |
| QB Rating, 2nd Half | 93.9 (6th) |
| DPAR * | 57.7 (4th) |
| DVOA ** | 24.3% (7th) |
Rudi Johnson
| Category | Stat (NFL rank) |
| Rushing Yards | 890 (9th) |
| Touchdowns | 8 (t-5th) |
| Attempts | 230 (4th) |
| 20+ Yard Runs | 4 (t-15th) |
| DPAR * | 18.8 |
| DVOA ** | 8.3% (9th) |
Chad Johnson
| Category | Stat (NFL rank) |
| Receptions | 64 (3rd) |
| Receiving Yards | 1,055 (1st) |
| Touchdowns | 7 (t-4th) |
| 20+ Yard Receptions | 13 (t-8th) |
| 40+ Yard Receptions | 7 (1st) |
| DPAR * | 22.7 (3rd) |
| DVOA ** | 18.7% (12th) |
* DPAR is Defense-adjusted Points Above Replacement. What would happen if you were to remove this player from his team's offense? What would happen to those 300 plays? Well, the player would not be replaced by thin air.
** DVOA breaks down every single play of the NFL season to see how much success offensive players achieved in each specific situation compared to the league average in that situation, adjusted for the strength of the opponent.
DPAR and DVOA Explained [Football Outsiders]
Stats from NFL.com and Stats.com