Overall, any analyst can “manipulate “ numbers for a certain team to look better than another. Before placing big bets, ck 3 sources.
Bottom line: To be competitive in the NFL,
- offenses need to avg close to 30 ppg.
- defenses need to keep “opp” under 20 ppg.
Top leaders in offense: NE 28 ppg, Buff 28ppg, Jax 27 ppg, Dallas 27 ppg, Seattle 28ppg, Rams 30 ppg).
Top leaders in defense: NE 18 ppg, Jax 19 ppg, Hou 17 ppg, Denv 18 ppg, Kan city 19 ppg, Minn 19 ppg, Seattle 17 ppg).
see the pattern in both categories ?
(NE & Seattle), oh snap ….. they are both in the SB. Jax, Rams need some polishing but they are close.
As stated: score over 25 and keep opp under 20.
1. Rams didn’t make the Super Bowl !!!! A couple of bad calls in the playoffs but the only thing I see is rushing fumbles at 12 (avg across the board).
2. Baltimore led the league in rushing fumbles (thanks to Henry).
3. only 3 teams had UNDER 10 TD for their QB (mostly due to limited games - (Fields (9 games), for Jets had 7 TD- 1 int), (Sanders (8games) had 7 Td- 10 int -that’s stinks), Penix(9 games) for Atl had 9 TD, 3 int).
4. Seven QB HAD over 4000yds(Maye, Lawrence, Prescott, Goff, Darnold, Stanford).
5. Seven teams had over 20 rushing TD( NE , Buff, Balt, Jax, Houst, Wash, NYG).
6. Jets had Zero interceptions, I would charge my “safeties” for dereliction of duty, that means , you are being paid to do your job. Someone needs to be held accountable, fire the coach in charge of safeties or fire the player , nuff said.
Numbers don’t lie but one must be careful when placing hard earned money on risky bets !!!!!!
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