Offensive Efficiency

Post #1 » by **MHSL82** » Thu Nov 6, 2014 3:29 pm

The Niners rack up a lot of yards with little to show for it. It takes 170+ yards of offense to score a TD. Not sure on yards per point if you include field goals.

Team Rush TD Rec TD Yds/G Yds/TD
Minnesota Vikings 9 6 316.4 189.84
New York Jets 8 8 324.3 182.4188
Jacksonville Jaguars 5 11 313.1 176.1188
San Francisco 49ers 3 13 345.6 172.8
Tennessee ***ans 4 11 321 171.2
Carolina Panthers 5 12 321.2 170.0471
St. Louis Rams 4 11 318.5 169.8667
Oakland Raiders 2 12 288.6 164.9143
Houston Texans 8 11 346.7 164.2263
Philadelphia Eagles 5 15 409.2 163.68
Detroit Lions 6 11 338.8 159.4353
Washington Redskins 10 12 386.9 158.2773
Buffalo Bills 3 14 326.9 153.8353
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4 12 303.9 151.95
Cleveland Browns 9 10 352.2 148.2947
Miami Dolphins 6 14 365.8 146.32
Dallas Cowboys 7 17 386.2 144.825
Pittsburgh Steelers 3 23 413.6 143.1692
Arizona Cardinals 5 14 330.4 139.1158
Seattle Seahawks 9 11 347.2 138.88
Cincinnati Bengals 12 9 361.6 137.7524
Atlanta Falcons 7 15 375.6 136.5818
Chicago Bears 4 17 353.6 134.7048
Baltimore Ravens 9 16 370.7 133.452
San Diego Chargers 3 20 333.8 130.6174
New Orleans Saints 12 15 436.5 129.3333
New England Patriots 3 23 367 127.0385
Indianapolis Colts 6 26 451.2 126.9
New York Giants 6 16 345.9 125.7818
Kansas City Chiefs 11 11 338 122.9091
Green Bay Packers 7 19 346.1 106.4923
Denver Broncos 7 24 407.6 105.1871

Post #2 » by **MHSL82** » Thu Nov 6, 2014 3:30 pm

Well, the preview of that chart worked. Just look at the last number in each line for each team (though the first three are important, too).

Post #3 » by **MHSL82** » Thu Nov 6, 2014 3:33 pm

We're right there with the bad teams, but I feel that we aren't that bad (garbage time yards like others), just inconsistent. NO is there, too. That's why yards, passing or rushing, may be overrated. Just score Niners. Easy, right?

Post #4 » by **MHSL82** » Thu Nov 6, 2014 3:37 pm

You might say, no,duh, scoring touchdowns wins. But there are some teams that can't score touchdowns or get yards. So the point is that we're getting yards and if we can fix that efficiency we'll win more, without having to produce all that much more.

Post #5 » by **CalamityX12** » Thu Nov 6, 2014 5:12 pm

I would like to see if they could break it down as to what time in the game do the niners get most of their yards?

I mean cause lately, they have been having such a hard time moving the chains in the 2nd half compared to the first....