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Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter
Here are a few stats I pulled through the first two games. Obviously a small sample size and different opponents. This could be the best offense Buffalo has faced so far, and the best defense WFT has faced so far.
Honestly, if the defense plays to their ability, this should be a win. However, if the defense plays like they have the first two games, it's a sure loss.
Offense
Points: WFT 46 / BUF 51
Yards gained per pass attempt: WFT 7.0 / BUF 5.3
Yards gained per rush attempt: WFT 4.3 / BUF 4.7
Yards per play: WFT 5.6 / BUF 4.8
Total yards: WFT 666 / BUF 685
Percentage of drives ending in an offensive score: WFT 50% / BUF 37.5%
Average points scored per drive: WFT 2.3 / BUF 2.13
Percentage of drives ending in a turnover: WFT 10% / BUF 12.5%
Defense
Points allowed: WFT 49 / BUF 23
Yards allowed per pass attempt: WFT 6.6 / BUF 3.8
Yards allowed per rush attempt: WFT 4.4 / BUF 3.6
Yards allowed per play: WFT 5.7 / BUF 3.7
Total yards allowed: WFT 815 / BUF 468
Percentage of drives allowing a score: WFT 55% / BUF 17.4%
Average points allowed per drive: WFT 2.45 / BUF 0.7
Percentage of drives forcing a turnover: WFT 10% / BUF 8.7%
QB Pressures per drop back: WFT 25.3% / BUF 33%
Missed tackles: WFT 6 / BUF 18
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Bills' D didn't allow 23 points, 7 of those came from a blocked punt ;-)
Interesting compiling though, thanks.