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Special Teams and Defense don't even belong in the NFL


Gazi

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teeray has owned you more times on this board than I can even count.

Give up.

You only think that cause you are stupid as he is. He thinks YPP doesn't count special teams offense. And you agree.

The guy has no fuging clue what he's talking about. I'm trying to explain it to you. And you keep banning me.

MORONS!

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You only think that cause you are stupid as he is. He thinks YPP doesn't count special teams offense. And you agree.

The guy has no fuging clue what he's talking about. I'm trying to explain it to you. And you keep banning me.

MORONS!

lol he owned you. I guarantee he'll do it many, many more times. He's probably a much better, more successful person than you too.

Even if you're right, who cares? Nobody believes you, least of all me.

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And you all listen to dumbasses like this:

YPP counts special teams yards. You don't understand YPP or stats. So please stop posting them.

If our offense had a 70 yard touchdown after a kickoff that is 100 yards of "total offense"

30 from our special teams offense

70 from our offense.

100 from our "total offense"

YPP counts everything Teeray. STOP USING STATS.

no it doesn't dude. where are you getting that? YPP is number of yards on offense / number of points. that's just what it is. http://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/yards-per-point was a link I think you shared with us

panthers going into this game had a 17.7 ypp... what do you think 415.1 (the number of yards we have per game on offense) / 23.4 (number of points we score) gives you?

the bears are a great example of YPP... if you look they have great YPP because they have a great special teams unit that gives them short fields, allowing the offense to score easier. If it included special teams yardage, Chicago would be much lower, but it doesn't

obviously YPP is heavily influenced by both defense and special teams because if you only ever have 50 yard fields due to defense forcing stops & ST returns then you're going to have a higher YPP because when you score you only had to go 50 yards.

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no it doesn't dude. where are you getting that? YPP is number of yards on offense / number of points. that's just what it is. http://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/yards-per-point was a link I think you shared with us

panthers going into this game had a 17.7 ypp... what do you think 415.1 (the number of yards we have per game on offense) / 23.4 (number of points we score) gives you?

the bears are a great example of YPP... if you look they have great YPP because they have a great special teams unit that gives them short fields, allowing the offense to score easier.

special teams offense is an offensive unit. It counts as OFFENSE.

Your punt returner is OFFENSE.

That is why YPP counts TOTAL OFFENSE.

The only way you can have a good ypp number is if your defense gets you a turnover and your special teams offense gives you GOOD field position.

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I wonder if we can hellban on this board.

That means that a user can post/read posts, but nobody can actually see what he's posting. lol PFFL would probably still post and be like "I'M COMING FOR YOU TEERAY! WHY DON'T YOU RESPOND TO MY POSTS?!?!?"

Also dropped interception number two.

that sounds better than even an ip ban haha

back on topic...yeah Baker, Murphy, etc. AAHAHAHhhaha

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special teams offense is an offensive unit. It counts as OFFENSE.

Your punt returner is OFFENSE.

That is why YPP counts TOTAL OFFENSE.

The only way you can have a good ypp number is if your defense gets you a turnover and your special teams offense gives you GOOD field position.

you're totally wrong man

panthers total offensive yards this year = 3321

8 games = 415 yards per game

2392 yards passing, 1038 yards rushing = 3430 yards, - yards from sacks, = 3321

if we added in our return yards to that number, we'd be adding in 505 yards in kick returns and uhh what 100 yards on punt returns total? that's not including the weird 100 yard field thing you were talking about which doesn't even exist.

the reality is that YPP, the statistic that you were talking about, is based entirely on yards on offense. it is influenced by, but does not directly include, special teams or defense.

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you're totally wrong man

panthers total offensive yards this year = 3321

8 games = 415 yards per game

2392 yards passing, 1038 yards rushing = 3430 yards, - yards from sacks, = 3321

if we added in our return yards to that number, we'd be adding in 505 yards in kick returns and uhh what 100 yards on punt returns total? that's not including the weird 100 yard field thing you were talking about which doesn't even exist.

the reality is that YPP, the statistic that you were talking about, is based entirely on yards on offense. it is influenced by, but does not directly include, special teams or defense.

That is exactly correct mav! It's TOTAL OFFENSE.

PR scoring efficiency

defensive scoring efficiency

offensive scoring efficiency

That is your TOTAL OFFENSE.

Look at last game: 19.3

http://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/yards-per-point

Look at the last game against the Vikings. 21 points. 405 total yards.

405/21 = 19.28

That's what I keep saying. You guys do not understand definitions of stats but you use them all day long and have no clue what they actually mean or how they are added up.

You are wrong.

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