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Points given up that should not be assigned to the Jags D
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Jags02 Gone Not Forgotten
     
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Quote:When your offense or ST puts the opponent in FG range, I think it's pretty safe and easy to assign at least the 3 points to whichever side of the ball is responsible depending on the circumstances. I did not assign all 7 if a TD was given up as the Defense in most of the examples still had an opportunity to get a stop and force a FG. Also, more often than not, if you're giving the opponent the ball inside your own 40, it means you probably didn't have possession very long and your defense is having to trot back out there on short rest. It's the worst thing a team can do which negatively affects your chances of winning the game. We seem to do it way too often.
Kinda like in baseball how a relief pitcher isn't responsible for runners already on base when he enters the game. The current league wide successful FG percentage regardless of where the ball is being kicked from is 84.5%. I don't think you can put the 3 on the D in these examples.
I disagree that 3 points is so automatic. If a team makes it to the 20, it's going to be a 37 or 38 yard FG. Anything beyond that is by no means a given. With that in mind, I can agree to assigning 3 points for turnovers or ST plays that result in the opponent getting the ball inside the red zone, but beyond that the defense most definitely has a chance to fend off the points.
With this in mind, the team had four such plays... A fumble, a muffed punt and two INTs. However, no points were scored off the fumble, so there are no points to subtract from the defense for that play. This leaves three plays where I can agree to assign the FG to the offense instead of the defense. Subtracting 9 more points puts the overall points scored against the defense at 276, which in turn works out to 23.0 points per game and would have them ranked 18th.
The points allowed breaks down as follows...
276 - defense
27 - offense
10 - special teams
313 - total
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Points given up that should not be assigned to the Jags D - by Jags02 - 12-07-2016, 08:26 PM
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