12-06-2015, 10:52 PM
that is 2 games now were we won turnover battle,and still lost the game. We had less turnovers at colts,and lost that game. so the saying tou don't win games turning the ball over is false.
12-06-2015, 10:52 PM
12-06-2015, 11:05 PM
does the shift key work on your computer/
12-06-2015, 11:08 PM
Quote:that is 2 games now were we won turnover battle,and still lost the game. We had less turnovers at colts,and lost that game. so the saying tou don't win games turning the ball over is false.
House INT was a bit of Luck, Gratz for the first time this year actually looked like a corner jumping a route but couldnt make the catch... worst DBs in the NFL and you cant even argue.. in fact if you take House's stats out of the equation the team looks really sad at Corner.. (minus Colvins 4 sacks)..
12-06-2015, 11:24 PM
Rarely does one stat effectively tell the whole story of a game. Although turnover margin is usually a pretty good indicator, defensive/special teams TDs trumps it. You simply can't let an opponent's D or special teams score a TD and expect to win the game unless a lot of other things go your way. Also, scoring right before the half is a big one too. The Titans did both.
12-07-2015, 12:48 AM
Quote:Rarely does one stat effectively tell the whole story of a game. Although turnover margin is usually a pretty good indicator, defensive/special teams TDs trumps it. You simply can't let an opponent's D or special teams score a TD and expect to win the game unless a lot of other things go your way. Also, scoring right before the half is a big one too. The Titans did both.
Of course usually when the D scores a TD it is caused by a fumble or interception. What is your point?