CryptoMiner
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As expected a very mixed bag (some key stats for 2020):
Offense:
QR rating for Duggan 144.4 (28th nationally, 5th in conference) an improvement for him over 2019 (113.6 100th in nation) and only one INT but only 3 TDs.
Scoring offense: 27 PPG #52 in nation (PY 30. PPG #55, not having the OOC brings down the avg PPG so about the same as PY, no surprise)
Total offense: #26 at 432.7 YPG (PY #62 at 336.9 YPG)
Rushing offense: #38 at 171.7 YPG (down from PY 204 YPG #29)
Passing offense: #27 at 261 YPG (Up from 209 #90 at 203.7 YPG)
Red zone offense: #1 at 1.33 (PY #8 at .943) Odd stat as shows we have 6 RZ attempts but 8 RZ scores
Sacks allowed: #66 at 3.33 allowed PG (PY #90 at 2.5 allowed PG)
Third down conversion: #44 at .40 (PY #14 at .47)
Defense:
Total defense: #26 @ 366.7 YPG (PY #27 at 336.7 YPG)
Passing defense: #16 at 188 YPG (PY #27 at 199.7 YPG)
Rushing defense: #56 at 178.7 YPG (PY #39 at 137.3 YPG
Scoring defense: #41 at 29.7 PPG (PY #54 at 26.4 PPG)
Sacks: #62 at 1.33 PG (PY #90 at 1.83 PG)
First down defense: #8 at 42 (PY #1 at 195, about 49 equivalent 3 games)
Red zone defense: #75 at 1 (PY #116 at .90) We can't stop anyone
Other:
Net Punting: #46 at 38YPP (PY #121 at 35.58)
Punt returns: #21 at 11.43 (PY #4 at 19.94)
So obviously some things consistent and sacks allowed and sacks still are still two of the biggest problems that last two years along with red zone defense. Some improvements on offense but third down conversions a sore thumb.
Again stats hurt this year by lack of OOC games but still interesting comparisons.
Offense:
QR rating for Duggan 144.4 (28th nationally, 5th in conference) an improvement for him over 2019 (113.6 100th in nation) and only one INT but only 3 TDs.
Scoring offense: 27 PPG #52 in nation (PY 30. PPG #55, not having the OOC brings down the avg PPG so about the same as PY, no surprise)
Total offense: #26 at 432.7 YPG (PY #62 at 336.9 YPG)
Rushing offense: #38 at 171.7 YPG (down from PY 204 YPG #29)
Passing offense: #27 at 261 YPG (Up from 209 #90 at 203.7 YPG)
Red zone offense: #1 at 1.33 (PY #8 at .943) Odd stat as shows we have 6 RZ attempts but 8 RZ scores
Sacks allowed: #66 at 3.33 allowed PG (PY #90 at 2.5 allowed PG)
Third down conversion: #44 at .40 (PY #14 at .47)
Defense:
Total defense: #26 @ 366.7 YPG (PY #27 at 336.7 YPG)
Passing defense: #16 at 188 YPG (PY #27 at 199.7 YPG)
Rushing defense: #56 at 178.7 YPG (PY #39 at 137.3 YPG
Scoring defense: #41 at 29.7 PPG (PY #54 at 26.4 PPG)
Sacks: #62 at 1.33 PG (PY #90 at 1.83 PG)
First down defense: #8 at 42 (PY #1 at 195, about 49 equivalent 3 games)
Red zone defense: #75 at 1 (PY #116 at .90) We can't stop anyone
Other:
Net Punting: #46 at 38YPP (PY #121 at 35.58)
Punt returns: #21 at 11.43 (PY #4 at 19.94)
So obviously some things consistent and sacks allowed and sacks still are still two of the biggest problems that last two years along with red zone defense. Some improvements on offense but third down conversions a sore thumb.
Again stats hurt this year by lack of OOC games but still interesting comparisons.