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Graham Gano led NFL field goals during preseason (and some other stats re: TDs and total scoring)


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Discovered a little tidbit in the Panthers.com announcement re: the 53 man roster today to the effect that Graham Gano has led the NFL in field goals this preseason.  So I went to NFL.com stats to find the details.  Very cool.  Keep it up Graham!

http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorystats?archive=false&conference=null&statisticPositionCategory=FIELD_GOAL_KICKER&season=2015&seasonType=PRE&experience=&tabSeq=1&qualified=true&Submit=Go

RkPlayerTeamFGMFG AttPctBlkLngXPMXP AttPct
1Graham GanoCAR101010005277100
2Robbie GouldCHI9109005077100
3Steven HauschkaSEA898906088100
3Brandon McManusDEN8108005233100
3Justin TuckerBAL898905177100
6Josh BrownNYG788805333100
6Stephen GostkowskiNE788805644100
6Adam VinatieriIND7710005522100
9Matt BryantATL678605088100
9Sebastian JanikowskiOAK6610004900 
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20 Kickers made 100% of their field goal attempt, but most had many fewer attempts than Gano. 

It's really interesting when you look at the list sorted by field goal attempts. 

Yikes,  I wonder if that Minnesota kicker made their roster?  Only 5 of 11

PlayerTeamFGMFG AttPctBlkLng 
Blair WalshMIN51146046 
Graham GanoCAR1010100052 
Robbie GouldCHI91090050 
Brandon McManusDEN81080052 
Steven HauschkaSEA8989060 
Justin TuckerBAL8989051 
Josh BrownNYG7888053 
Chandler CatanzaroARI5862153 
Stephen GostkowskiNE7888056 
Matt BryantATL6786050 
Jason MyersJAC5771055 
Tom ObarskiCIN5771046 
Cody ParkeyPHI5771048 
Adam VinatieriIND77100055 
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I'd rather be scoring TDs.

Well, if Gano made 10 FGs that's 30 points. 

We scored 95 points in preseason, so that's 65 points on TDs (9 TDs plus extra points).

2.25 TDs per game & 2.5 FGs per game.  23 - 24 points per game.  Not too shabby, especially with our D.  But of course, it's preseason.  Doesn't mean much.  It wasn't all or even mostly our 1st team O scoring points...

Still, I'm pretty happy with the momentum we've got going into the season.

 

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And good heavens, a surprise, we're 5th in TOTAL SCORING.  I had no idea we were so high.

Full stats are here.  I've deleted a lot of columns to fit the table below.

http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorystats?archive=false&conference=null&role=TM&offensiveStatisticCategory=SCORING&defensiveStatisticCategory=null&season=2015&seasonType=PRE&tabSeq=2&qualified=false&Submit=Go

RkTeamGPts/GTotPtsPtsPts/GRshRecXPMFGM2-PT
1Philadelphia Eagles433.213313333.2581090
2Kansas City Chiefs426.510610626.52111151
3Green Bay Packers426.210510526.2410832
3Minnesota Vikings52110510521571051
5Carolina Panthers423.8959523.8367102
6Arizona Cardinals422.5909022.546750
7Buffalo Bills42288882255841
7Washington422888822561040
9New York Jets421.2858521.225742
9Tennessee Titans421.2858521.236851
11Chicago Bears42184842133791
12Atlanta Falcons420.5828220.553861
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@KB_fan

Thank you for all the research and time to enlighten the board!  I enjoy all your threads!

You're welcome.  It's been fun.  Unfortunately I don't expect to post as much in the coming weeks.  My slow season at work has come to a close, and the coming weeks look to be very busy.  Most of my posting will probably now be on game days.  But hopefully I can find some evenings to do some Panthers stat crunching...!  It's a nice change of pace for me.

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So.... among NFC South teams

 

We're 5th in total scoring / tied for 10th in TDs  (9 TDs)

Atlanta is 12th in total scoring / tied with us at 10th in TDs (9 TDs)

Saints are 17th in total scoring and  13th in TDs (8 TDs)

Tampa is 21st in total scoring / tied for 13th in TDs (8 TDs)

 

Total Points:

Panthers  95

Atlanta  82

New Orleans 74

Tampa 70

 

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