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Rashod Bateman First Quarter Stats 2025 — Q1/Q2/Q3/Q4 Splits

Rashod Bateman averaged 1.8 receiving yards on 0.4 targets in the first quarter in 2025 (13 games). Full splits below, including per-quarter targets and carries — detail standard stat sites skip.

Rashod Bateman 2025 quarter-by-quarter averages

QuarterPassingRushingReceiving
Q11.8 yds · 0.4 tar
Q24.2 yds · 1.1 tar
Q37.5 yds · 0.7 tar
Q43.8 yds · 0.8 tar

Recent games — receiving yards by quarter

WkOppQ1Q2Q3Q4Game
wk 17@ GB07007
wk 16vs NE00000
wk 14vs PIT0518023
wk 13vs CIN00000
wk 10@ MIN0010010
wk 9@ MIA049013
wk 8vs CHI01536051
wk 6vs LA80008
wk 5vs HOU00000
wk 4@ KC0024024
wk 3vs DET01305063
wk 2vs CLE1500015

Rashod Bateman 2025 season totals

Rashod Bateman scored 2 touchdowns (0 rushing, 2 receiving) in 2025. Rashod Bateman handled 5.6% of BAL's red-zone touches (2 red-zone TDs, 2 touches inside the 5).

Rashod Bateman snap counts & role trend

He played 69% of offensive snaps in 2025, and his role was steady — 68% over his first four games vs 70% over his last four.

wk 5wk 6wk 8wk 9wk 10wk 13wk 14wk 16wk 17
81%56%79%71%61%73%86%69%53%

FAQ

How many touchdowns did Rashod Bateman score in 2025?

Rashod Bateman scored 2 touchdowns (0 rushing, 2 receiving) in 2025.

What percentage of snaps does Rashod Bateman play?

He played 69% of offensive snaps in 2025, and his role was steady — 68% over his first four games vs 70% over his last four.

How many receiving yards does Rashod Bateman average in the 1st quarter?

1.8 receiving yards per game in the first quarter in 2025, on 0.4 targets.

Does Rashod Bateman start games fast or slow?

His 2025 quarter split was Q1: 1.8 / Q2: 4.2 / Q3: 7.5 / Q4: 3.8 receiving yards per game.

What team does Rashod Bateman play for?

Rashod Bateman is a WR for BAL (2026).

Methodology: computed from nflverse play-by-play; a quarter's yards are the yards gained on plays snapped in that quarter. Averages use each player's games played, not team games. Updated 2026-07-28.

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