1991 NFL Completion Percentage by Team

The Buffalo Bills led the whole NFL in completion percentage in 1991, with 64.3%, 2.0% ahead of the San Francisco 49ers. The average across 28 NFL teams is 57.3%.

Led the whole NFL in 1991 Buffalo Bills 16 games

64.3% Completion Percentage 2.0% clear of San Francisco 49ers

#	Team	Conference	G	CMP%
1	Buffalo Bills	AFC	16	64.3%
2	San Francisco 49ers	NFC	16	62.3%
3	Cleveland Browns	AFC	16	62.0%
4	Houston Oilers	AFC	16	61.6%
5	Dallas Cowboys	NFC	16	61.0%
6	New York Giants	NFC	16	61.0%
7	Indianapolis Colts	AFC	16	59.6%
8	Minnesota Vikings	NFC	16	59.5%
9	Seattle Seahawks	AFC	16	59.4%
10	Kansas City Chiefs	AFC	16	59.3%
11	New England Patriots	AFC	16	59.0%
12	New York Jets	AFC	16	58.7%
13	Washington Redskins	NFC	16	58.4%
14	Miami Dolphins	AFC	16	58.1%
15	New Orleans Saints	NFC	16	57.7%
16	Chicago Bears	NFC	16	57.6%
	NFL average			57.3%
17	Cincinnati Bengals	AFC	16	56.8%
18	Los Angeles Rams	NFC	16	55.8%
19	Philadelphia Eagles	NFC	16	55.6%
20	Detroit Lions	NFC	16	54.9%
21	Pittsburgh Steelers	AFC	16	54.4%
22	Denver Broncos	AFC	16	53.6%
23	San Diego Chargers	AFC	16	53.2%
24	Los Angeles Raiders	AFC	16	53.1%
25	Green Bay Packers	NFC	16	52.9%
26	Atlanta Falcons	NFC	16	52.1%
27	Phoenix Cardinals	NFC	16	51.6%
28	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	NFC	16	50.5%

A team's total is its players' numbers for the club added up, so a player traded mid-season counts for each team only what he did there. Rates such as passer rating and yards per attempt are worked out from the team's summed totals, not averaged across players. Passing yards are gross, before sack yardage comes off; the league's official team figures are net, so they run a little lower.