Week 9 at Carolina - stats and stuff

[YDFL Commish]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

Snap count

Anyone else think that Ogletree should be the highest snap count TE not Granson or MOC?

[ChaosTheory]

Originally Posted by YDFL Commish

Anyone else think that Ogletree should be the highest snap count TE not Granson or MOC?

Watching live, I wouldn't have guessed he was that low in snaps.

[Chromeburn]

Ooof, guess this is why we run on 1st every time. Pass rate on 1st & 10 in neutral situations (game close, non-two minute drill)

[ChaosTheory]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

Ooof, guess this is why we run on 1st every time. Pass rate on 1st & 10 in neutral situations (game close, non-two minute drill)

Am I reading correctly that this just says that on neutral 1st downs, we pass the ball around 37% of the time while PHI/BUF pass the ball around 62%?

Asking because you said, "...this is why..."

[Chromeburn]

Originally Posted by ChaosTheory

Am I reading correctly that this just says that on neutral 1st downs, we pass the ball around 37% of the time while PHI/BUF pass the ball around 62%?

Asking because you said, "...this is why..."

We’re running on first down 63% of the time. It kinda seemed like a lot recently, but this confirms it.

[Dam8610]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

Ooof, guess this is why we run on 1st every time. Pass rate on 1st & 10 in neutral situations (game close, non-two minute drill)

That explains that it is. This explains why:

[Chromeburn]

[Ironshaft]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

So, Sampson Ebukam gets double-teamed about the NFL average but has a win rate above the NFL average.

Kwity Paye gets double-teamed below the NFL average and has a win rate below the NFL average.

Chace Young whom we talked about a bit as a UFA this off-season has a high win rate but is almost never getting double-teamed (duh, the SF D-Line is packed). Would his win rate be anywhere as high if he were the focuse of an O-Line's scheme? That is the question.