Week 10 Oddball Stats (1 Viewer)

[SickThing]

I thought maybe an unusual stats thread might be interesting.

At the end of the 3rd quarter, Lee Evans owns 38 of the 36 total yards of passing by Losman. That's 105.6%. (ETA: Oops it wasn't the end of 3rd yet)

Although he didn't start the game, Rudi Johnson had rushed more yards in the game than LT2 in the same game. (ETA: so far.)

In the 3rd quarter, Kitna has over twice the rushing yardage (4/27) as Kevin Jones (5/11).

 

[SlaX]

That's weird, wild and wacky stuff. I like it. Wish I had something to add.

 

[SickThing]

With 4:38 left in the 3rd, B. Johnson's (Brad) leading receiver is B. Johnson (Bethel).

 

[SickThing]

The most points the Ravens gave up in any game in the first nine weeks was 23 (Carolina week 6). That scoring jaggernaut The Titans put up 26 in the first half today.

 

[SickThing]

Not so wacky, but worth noting... LaDainian Tomlinson came into today's game on pace to equal Shaun Alexander's single-season NFL record of 28 touchdowns. He has another 4 already today!

 

[SickThing]

With 4:38 left in the 3rd, B. Johnson's (Brad) leading receiver is B. Johnson (Bethel).

This stat held up to the end. Bethel finished as the Vikings leading receiver. (Troy Williamson finished with zero receptions.)

 

[Despyzer]

Not so wacky, but worth noting... LaDainian Tomlinson came into today's game on pace to equal Shaun Alexander's single-season NFL record of 28 touchdowns. He has another 4 already today!

He has 15 TDs in the last 5 games, breaking Jim Brown's record for TDs in a five game stretch. I think this guy might be good.

 

[WampusCat43]

He left jockstraps all over the field yesterday. The Bengals actually schemed pretty well to keep his yardage down, but every time he got the ball inside the ten, it was all over. This team is a juggernaut. The Bengals generated nearly 600 yards of offense and only made one turnover, and it still wasn't enough to keep the Chargers from scoring six TDs in the second half. They ground our defense into a powder.