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That would depend on the scoring system and is probably better answered in the Assistant coaches forum. If you go to NFL.com you can sorts stats by just anything your defense gets points for.
Thanks this was very helpful. I was just wondering if there was a bit of trend of teams giving up lots a defensive points. Kinda like you start your rbs against Denver or your qb's and wr's against STL. Those type of trends tend to help out with bye week fill ins and things of that nature.A quick rundown of sacks allowed, fumbles lost, and interceptions thrown, has the Lions, Bears, and Rams all up thereetroit - 35 sacks allowed, 8 INTs, 7 lost fumblesSt Louis - 25 sacks allowed, 16 INTs, 8 lost fumblesBears - 21 sacks allowed, 16 INTs, 7 lost fumblesSt Louis is also 4th worst in points scored. Like someone else stated, depends on what the scoring system is, which seems to be the most varied of all positions in FF.
Wow, at the risk of sounding like a guppy (swim swim), I'm on RTsports and never noticed that section. My scoring is of course different but the results are quite similar:1. St. Louis2. Detroit3. Chicago4. San Fran5. KCJust curious, is Detroit #6 on your list? This is a very valuable tool and one I may use going forward. I have Chicago's D but they are definitely not a must start. I wouldn't drop them as they could become good down the stretch once injuries heal and cold weather comes, but playing the matchups is what it seems to be all about.
I'm right there with you on not knowing about this. I'm gonna have to check it out myself.
Yes6. Detroit7. Oakland8. Minn9. Denver10. NYJAnd, yes, it is a very valuable tool.
That's what makes it so valuable........the fact that it's customized to your league's specific scoring. Very similar to the customized cheatsheets here.I use it for every position, especially when you have to make those tough "coin-flip" decisions between two players.It is a valuable tool, but the order of teams really changes according to your scoring. In my league the best teams to play your defenses against are
Does MFL have anything like this?Big Petey said:That's what makes it so valuable........the fact that it's customized to your league's specific scoring. Very similar to the customized cheatsheets here.I use it for every position, especially when you have to make those tough "coin-flip" decisions between two players.glumpy said:It is a valuable tool, but the order of teams really changes according to your scoring. In my league the best teams to play your defenses against are
Yes, it's under:Reports > League > Points Allowed - By PositionDoes MFL have anything like this?Big Petey said:That's what makes it so valuable........the fact that it's customized to your league's specific scoring. Very similar to the customized cheatsheets here.I use it for every position, especially when you have to make those tough "coin-flip" decisions between two players.glumpy said:It is a valuable tool, but the order of teams really changes according to your scoring. In my league the best teams to play your defenses against are
Yes, it's under:Reports > League > Points Allowed - By PositionDoes MFL have anything like this?Big Petey said:That's what makes it so valuable........the fact that it's customized to your league's specific scoring. Very similar to the customized cheatsheets here.I use it for every position, especially when you have to make those tough "coin-flip" decisions between two players.glumpy said:It is a valuable tool, but the order of teams really changes according to your scoring. In my league the best teams to play your defenses against are
That report is excellent! Thanks.
This year I've been tracking the number of points DEF's are scoring against each offense year for one of my leagues. We get points depending on standard items (sacks, fumbles, INT's, etc.) and points depending on the number of points and yards given up.Looking at the data, I've noticed a couple of teams are always at the top (SF, STL, DET, CHI) and if you are going up against NE you are only going to get 2 or 3 points.
Great Info.
yea....NO! I started Tampa's D last week and what did I get? 2 measly sacks and 3 total points. I lost by one.
At least in our scoring system, Miami hasn't been that bad...I think it's because they aren't turning the ball over a lot. They are generally good for about 10 points for the team that's playing them.The DEF scores against have been: 10, 12, 10, 11, 7, 6, 12 and 9 by a very good NYG DEF last week...
ETA: This weeks PTS by Opposing DEF
