07-25-2017, 08:21 PM
(07-25-2017, 03:30 PM)Brownshoe Wrote: That's not my logic, it's yours. You're the one who's trying to say yards > points LOL! It's sad when you have to resort to QBR. I don't know anyone who takes that stat seriously. So, which is it? Our offense being the 13th best in the league, making Dalton a shoo-in for the top 10, or PPG is a better indicator on how well a offense preformed. BTW our run game was 23rd in yards per attempt, and our pass game was 10th in yards per attempt.
Wait, you made the conclusion that because the bengals offense was 13th in total yards, that by default, dalton then had to be a top 10 Qb. You made that up, based on nothing. His Passer Rating was 15th n the NFL and his QBR was 20th. Haha, but magically in your eyes, He's a top 10 QB, (But this doesn't apply to the run game)
We were talking about the Bengals soft schedule in the second half, thus catapulting their defensive numbers after the bye.
You made this about dalton. For some reason - still wondering why.
Total Yards is a solid metric of offense, and the Bengals did not have a very bad offense last year.
They missed a ton of FGs and PATS, They moved the ball well between the 20's - Bad at FGs and scoring TDs in the RZ
https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/red-zone-scoring-pct
Anyway, the point, which you missed, The Bengals played a soft offensive schedule in the final 8 games. That is why they looked so good.
