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Football Completion Percentage

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How to calculate football completion percentage

Pass completion percentage measures how often a quarterback's pass attempts result in a completion — a standard football passing efficiency stat.

How the calculation works

Completion percentage = (Passes completed ÷ Passes attempted) × 100.

Example

22 completions on 35 attempts: (22÷35)×100 ≈ 62.9%.

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How is Result calculated?

Result = [Passes completed] ÷ [Passes attempted] × 100.

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Football Completion Percentage

Completion percentage = (Passes completed ÷ Passes attempted) × 100.

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Pro Tips for Football Completion Percentage

  1. Completion percentage alone doesn't capture pass difficulty or yardage — pair with yards per attempt for a fuller picture.
  2. Track over a full season rather than a single game for a more statistically meaningful figure.

Common Football Completion Percentage Mistakes to Avoid

  • Judging a quarterback's overall performance from completion percentage alone, without considering yards per attempt, touchdowns, or turnovers.

When to Use This Calculator

Pass completion percentage measures how often a quarterback's pass attempts result in a completion — a standard football passing efficiency stat.

Content reviewed: August 2026 · Robert Threadgill
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