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Dispelling the new myth about our offense and defense


teeray

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I am now convinced Teeray is the biggest idiot on the Huddle when it comes to numbers.

Your list ranks offenses by EXPECTED POINTS ADDED. NOT EFFICIENCY. MORON!

EFFICIENCY IS YPP. YARDS PER POINT. Your list doesn't even have it.

But this one does: http://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/yards-per-point

We were 22nd before yesterday. We are now 21st. We have IMPROVED when we didn't play at all! That's how bad our efficiency is.

This means our offense is incapable of beating a defense ranked better than 21st. That means our offense could not beat our OWN fuging defense you idiots! Offense efficiency is the #1 reason a PPG rankings for the defense goes up or down. Nothing affects a PPG ranking more for the defense than offense inefficiency. Whether its yours, or your opponents(aka schedule full of efficient offenses).Which is why our defense is ranked 28 in points allowed or 29th whatever they are today.

But you are right about the first part. It's what I have been saying all year long. Our offense SHOULD be in in the top 10 in PPG. They are EXPECTED too even by YOUR OWN stats. But they are one of the most INEFFICIENT offenses in the NFL and we DON'T.

Making the Defense's PPG 29th. It will not improve without the offense ranking better in offense efficiency. It's is nearly impossible.

You got yours hands on an even more "complex" chart you have no idea how to use. LMFAO.

So you proved you CANNOT disprove that. It is not a myth. And if anyone else actually cares to discuss real football since I keep getting banned here for trying to rate our team correctly, you can come here: http://pantherstalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=14.0

And yes, stats mean nothing to you! That much is clear.

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And I think idiots posters like Teeray has given this entire place herpes. And anybody else who keeps saying defense is worse than our offense. Just a bunch of dumbasses that don't understand football or how the game works.

what on earth separates you from said "dumb-asses?"

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Here's what OTHER people are saying about efficiency NOT JUST PFFL. But people WHO DO understand FOOTBALL. From STAT INTELLIGENCE:

To me, the strengths of Yards-Per-Point are as follows

*Clear and indisputable connection to the reality of what happens on the field.

*Clear delineations between quality and a lack of quality.

*An ability to reflect on offense and defense at the same time.

*Not much vulnerability to relatively random points that are scored by special teams or the defense.

*An inherent consistency over time that lines up with the reality as we know it. Scores can be very misleading. A team may score a bunch of points because of lucky breaks. It’s yard to “luck” your way into good or bad YPP numbers.

http://statintelligence.blogspot.com/2007/11/making-football-predictions-with-yards.html

And yet this whole fuging place has it backwards and go around posting it all day long. Who has the idiot herpes?

I got out and still trying to eliminate the symptoms.

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Here's what OTHER people are saying about efficiency NOT JUST PFFL. But people WHO DO understand FOOTBALL. From STAT INTELLIGENCE:

And yet this whole fuging place has it backwards and go around posting it all day long. Who has the idiot herpes?

I got out and still trying to eliminate the symptoms.

I prefer the optimism over your negativity. Be gone troller. muahaha

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