NBA 2K27 Rebounding Spray Charts
Where a missed three comes down. We shot 1,000 threes from each of three spots, the right corner, the left corner and the top of the key, on our automated testing station with the same late release every time, and tracked where every miss first hit the floor.
Each dot is one miss. Use the buttons to turn a spot on or off, and hover a dot to see where that miss landed in feet. Makes are not drawn.
Where the misses land, by zone
The share of misses that came down in each part of the floor, for each spot. The paint is the key, 12 feet wide and 19 feet deep on this court. For the corners the rest of the floor is split into the shooter's side and the weak side; from the top of the key there is no shooter's side, so its split is left and right.
| Where it landed | Share of misses |
|---|---|
| In the paint | 66% |
| Shooter's side, outside the paint | 32% |
| Weak side, outside the paint | 1% |
| Past the free throw line | 1% |
| Behind the baseline | 0% |
| Where it landed | Share of misses |
|---|---|
| In the paint | 59% |
| Shooter's side, outside the paint | 39% |
| Weak side, outside the paint | 1% |
| Past the free throw line | 0% |
| Behind the baseline | 2% |
| Where it landed | Share of misses |
|---|---|
| In the paint | 46% |
| Left of the paint | 19% |
| Right of the paint | 19% |
| Past the free throw line | 14% |
| Behind the baseline | 2% |
Shares are rounded to whole percent, so a column can add to 99 or 101. Behind the baseline is a ball that dropped off the back of the rim.