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You know, I'd say that FEI is very closely related toPPD, but adjusted for SOS.

Him being continually high on cooper is good news to me. The fact that A) he keeps talking him up and b) he felt comfortable moving the backup out to tackle leads me to believe we may be okay in the pivot next year.

wow, that's a long upload!

I mean, could be. Im pulling my info from footballoutsiders.com. And there are different stats out there. :)

I found it: 2008: 24 2009: 2 2010: 64 2011: 16 2012: 11 2013: 39 2014: 3 2015: 88 2016: 13

Last year was bad, you won't hear me argue that at ALL. Last years offense was inefficient, ineffective, and in the toilet. It was also an outlier. I forget which thread I posted it in, but the FEI numbers (which are essentially SOS weighted PPD) for GT have been overall very good, and...

I don't hate S&P, it's a good stat. That said, it favors conservative defenses, as explosiveness is one of their main inputs. Defenses like GT's, that don't give up big plays, but rather just slowly get the ball crammed down their throats 4 to 5 yards at a time are going to look better than they...

I've been saying this for years. Turn every possession for the other team into a coin flip. It's a better result than getting consistently gound into the dirt.

aw shoot. LOL, right over my head. Well played, Rock. Haha, I completely missed it.

I'm like 52% sure he was being facetious.

no, the PPD is not misleading. The PPD tells the truth of the story. We have less turnovers. That's GOOD. We go for it on 4th and short and make it. That's GOOD. The offense we run in nature scores on more possessions than a typical offense. THAT"S THE FREAKING DEFINITION OF A GOOD OFFENSE...

100% agreed.