Random Stat Watch Thread

[Fountain City Blues]

I'll start it off with something simple now that we at least have enough games to get a vague idea what this team looks like post injuries and such-- obviously a long way to go though.


*through week 4*

Offense

Offense:25.5 PPG (9th )

OYPG: 352.5 (16th)

Passing YPG: 207.3 (28th)

Rushing YPG: 145.3 (4th)

YPC: 4.6 (T-9th with Minnesota)

Average TOP: 32:09 minutes (7th)

Turnovers: 5 (T-15th with Det, Ind, STL, NE, Pitt, and SF) *** Next team on the list is Minnesota at 22; Chi, NO, and MIA are tied at 12 on the other side.
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Defense

Defense PPG: 19.5 (8th)

YPGA: 338.0 (11th)

Passing YPGA: 221.5 (8th)

Rushing YPGA: 116.5 (19th)

YPCA: 5.0 (27th)

Attempts against: 93 (22nd fewest attempts)

Takeaways: 3

TO differential: -2. (22nd)

 

[Black Adam]

guess this a good guage considering we ended up in the bottom 3rd of the league in overall offense and defense last season and have a tougher schedule this season. anywhere in the middle of the road would show improvement...

 

[MHSL82]

He went from 35th overall to 14th in two weeks. His rating for the last two games was 140.5 (39-51, 76.5%, 434 yards, 8.5 YPA, 6 TDs, and zero INTs). It was 63.6 the first two (45.2 and 79.0).

He did have that fumble and safety and passes don't travel far, so there's that, just providing numbers.

Rivers, Luck, Manning, and Rodgers might have better ratings in last two weeks, certainly three for Rivers.

 

[MHSL82]

Alex should petition the league to stop reviewing stats (kidding). First, Alex gets a touchdown changed into a rushing touchdown. Now, he got a rush for -3 yards turn into a pass for a loss of three. Pass the line a scrimmage and you'll have no problem. Just make sure that you're not passed the line of scrimmage yourself.

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[Fountain City Blues]

"Here’s the entire list of running backs in NFL history who have had five seasons with 1,000 yards and an average of 5.0 yards a carry or more: Jim Brown and Barry Sanders. And now Jamaal Charles."


"Running backs can rarely maintain a high average while carrying a big enough workload to get 1,000 yards, so the 1,000-yard, 5.0-per-carry season is more rare than most fans might think. Other than Charles, no active player has done it more than twice. Emmitt Smith and Walter Payton did it once each."


http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...rles-joined-some-truly-elite-company-in-2014/