Varied NFL Team Data 2001-2010 (1 Viewer)

[David Yudkin]

Since there are currently several threads with discussions about how teams did over the last decade but very little actual data to support any claims one way or another, here are some numbers for people to refer to . . .

TEAM RECORDS

NEP 121 39

IND 115 45

PIT 106.5 53.5

PHI 102.5 57.5

GBP 96 64

SDC 93 67

BAL 92 68

CHI 87 73

DEN 86 74

NYG 86 74

ATL 84.5 75.5

NOS 84 76

TEN 84 76

DAL 83 77

SEA 83 77

NYJ 82 78

MIN 79 81

TBB 79 81

JAX 77 83

MIA 75 85

CAR 74 86

KCC 73 87

CIN 68.5 91.5

SFO 68 62

STL 68 72

WAS 68 92

ARI 64 96

BUF 62 98

CLE 59 101

OAK 58 102

HOU 55 89

DET 39 121

 

[David Yudkin]

TOTAL POINTS SCORED

IND 4275

NEP 4245

SDC 4080

GBP 3956

PHI 3846

NOS 3837

KCC 3665

PIT 3639

MIN 3584

DEN 3568

NYG 3533

SEA 3495

TEN 3491

ATL 3402

DAL 3367

BAL 3353

STL 3274

JAX 3247

CIN 3230

NYJ 3227

CHI 3190

ARI 3186

SFO 3149

MIA 3131

TBB 3063

OAK 3050

CAR 3044

BUF 2982

DET 2939

WAS 2923

HOU 2827

CLE 2779

Remember, HOU played one less season than everyone else.

 

[David Yudkin]

TOTAL POINTS ALLOWED

PIT 2756

BAL 2827

NEP 2872

TBB 2982

PHI 3015

CHI 3075

NYJ 3092

GBP 3199

JAX 3225

MIA 3283

WAS 3293

CAR 3311

SDC 3330

IND 3348

DAL 3366

HOU 3410

NYG 3429

CLE 3447

ATL 3471

SEA 3485

DEN 3503

BUF 3505

MIN 3555

TEN 3568

SFO 3634

CIN 3637

KCC 3675

NOS 3677

OAK 3703

STL 3839

ARI 3894

DET 4171

 

[David Yudkin]

TOTAL SCORING DIFFERENTIAL

NEP 1373

IND 927

PIT 883

PHI 831

GBP 757

SDC 750

BAL 526

NOS 160

NYJ 135

CHI 115

NYG 104

TBB 81

DEN 65

MIN 29

JAX 22

SEA 10

DAL 1

KCC -10

ATL -69

TEN -77

MIA -152

CAR -267

WAS -370

CIN -407

SFO -485

BUF -523

STL -565

HOU -583

OAK -653

CLE -668

ARI -708

DET -1232

 

[Fensalk]

Arizona and Oakland are both pretty far down on those lists but both made it to the super bowl. Carolina is in the lower part as well and also went to a super bowl.

On the other end, Green Bay and San Diego have little to show for their effort.

 

[redBourne]

Arizona and Oakland are both pretty far down on those lists but both made it to the super bowl. Carolina is in the lower part as well and also went to a super bowl.On the other end, Green Bay and San Diego have little to show for their effort.

Just goes to show you that you can represent any opinion you want by manipulation of data. Nothing matters but the superbowl. Nothing in the season matters once the playoffs start.I always laugh when tv channels and radio shows go over stats such as "this team has a x-x record at home in the first round of the playoffs." Who cares? Each year is different and the rosters are shuffled from what seems week to week sometimes. The only ones that matter to me are the ones represented by constant entities. Coach X has this record in the playoffs may be an indication of the coaches skill set and game planning. Another example is Peyton Manning. I think he's one of the best QB's of all time, but his playoff record may be an indication of his inability to put the team on his shoulders when it matters most. These constant entities that I suggest above, of course, don't have that much weight either. I think Andy Reid had last one playoff game in the wild card round up until last week. In my Manning example above, it could be his coaches or teammates that can't take the pressure of the playoffs. Football is the most team sport I know of, where every players actions has a direct effect on everyone else. Sorry, i might have strayed from the purpose of the post. It's in the middle of the night and I'm getting woozy.