The true sacks allowed per team ranking

[PPIchamp]

I put together a sacks allowed list which I think is more accurate than a simple total sacks allowed per team number. This ranking list is done by sacks allowed per pass attempt.

 

Ranked most to least allowed (week 14 games included):

1. Oak (9.1)

2. Buf (9.47)

3. GB (9.51)

4. KC (9.9)

5. Jac (11.2)

6. Pit (11.3)

7. Was (12)

8. NYJ (12.5)

9. SF (13.1)

10. Det (13.2)

11. Car (13.9)

12. Cle (14.2)

13. Sea (14.6)

14. Phi (14.9)

15. TB (15)

16. Mia (15.3)

17. StL (15.7)

18. Dal (15.85)

19. Chi (15.9)

20. Den (16.4)

21. Min (16.6)

22. Bal (16.7)

23. Cin (17.1)

24. SD (18.5)

25. NYG (19.2)

26. Atl (20.3)

27. Hou (21)

28. Ari (22.2)

29. NO (28.9)

30. NE (32.6)

31. Ten (33.3)

32. Ind (50.4)

[keggerz]

good work...but I also think you should now factor in the number of passes/game to get an average per game...

 

IE:

Team A gives up a sack every 5 attempts but only passes the ball on average 10 times means you can expect 2 sacks

Team B gives up a sack every 10 attempts but passes the ball on average of 40 times means you can expect 4 sacks

 

according to your numbers the better play would be team A....and I do think that your numbers are relevant but think adding in the avg number of passes per game would help....if you can wait til a bit later tonite I can post the avg passes per team for you (but you have to do the math )

 

then you look at the game and see how you think it will play out to take advantage of the stats

Edited December 16, 2009 by keggerz

[bpwallace49]

I am just happy that Green Bay isnt number 1!!

[keggerz]

I am just happy that Green Bay isnt number 1!!

but you knew they were close

[bpwallace49]

but you knew they were close

 

Yeah . . I know . . .

[keggerz]

just got my update on YTD stats...will post the pass attempt averages in a bit

Edited December 16, 2009 by keggerz

[keggerz]

here are the avg pass attempts for each team:

 

NE 39

IND 39

SEA 38

ARI 38

DET 37

HOU 37

ATL 36

CHI 35

STL 35

MIN 35

GB 34

PHI 34

DAL 34

NYG 34

TB 34

KC 33

BAL 33

NO 33

SF 33

PIT 33

DEN 33

WAS 32

JAX 32

MIA 32

SD 31

TEN 31

CLE 31

CIN 30

CAR 30

OAK 29

BUF 28

NYJ 25

 

 

Pass Attempts allowed by teams defense

ARI 39

IND 38

TEN 38

NO 37

SEA 37

SF 37

PHI 36

CIN 35

DAL 35

PIT 34

ATL 34

JAX 34

DET 34

MIN 34

SD 33

HOU 33

BUF 33

GB 33

CHI 33

DEN 32

NE 32

BAL 32

NYJ 32

KC 32

NYG 31

MIA 31

CLE 31

WAS 31

CAR 30

STL 30

OAK 28

TB 28

Edited December 16, 2009 by keggerz

[Bring Back Pat!!!]

good work...but I also think you should now factor in the number of passes/game to get an average per game...

 

IE:

Team A gives up a sack every 5 attempts but only passes the ball on average 10 times means you can expect 2 sacks

Team B gives up a sack every 10 attempts but passes the ball on average of 40 times means you can expect 4 sacks

 

according to your numbers the better play would be team A....and I do think that your numbers are relevant but think adding in the avg number of passes per game would help....if you can wait til a bit later tonite I can post the avg passes per team for you (but you have to do the math )

 

then you look at the game and see how you think it will play out to take advantage of the stats

 

 

Since his numbers are presumably pass attempts/total sacks, wouldn't multiplying his results by passes attempts per game result in the teams ordered in the exact same order as total sacks, just on a per game basis?

[keggerz]

Since his numbers are presumably pass attempts/total sacks, wouldn't multiplying his results by passes attempts per game result in the teams ordered in the exact same order as total sacks, just on a per game basis?

yes but breaking it down to sacks/pass attempt is a worthy stat if you then look at what the opposing team is giving up in Pass Attempts then it could give you a better view as to what to expect in attempts from a team and how many actual sacks you could expect.

 

that make sense?