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Yep. if it takes 22% less plays to score, that's not good. the other reason i like that metric is that it credits the defense proportionately when they force a punt, a FG, or get a turnover. probably should also compare FPP (first downs per possession) as i am pretty sure we are...

the top three metrics our defensive staff used to use when i was in college, and i still believe in these numbers strongly: 1) YPP ("yards per play" = total yards/total plays) - shows average yards per play over the course of the game. the lower the better 2) PPP ("plays per point" = total...

this is a make or break recruiting year for manny. he needs to stack LB's CB's, and OL, or he is going to have some serious problems