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ESPN D Stats (Total D)


MedellinHeel

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4 minutes ago, MedellinHeel said:

what are we ranked on PFF regarding actual total D? 

They don't really do team or unit rankings. It is pretty much all individual. They do do some but it is mostly based off the individual grades. Football outsiders does it.

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1 minute ago, Bartin said:

They don't really do team or unit rankings. It is pretty much all individual. They do do some but it is mostly based off the individual grades. Football outsiders does it.

ranking with all the individuals combined would be a total d stat no?

that is not listed? 

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2 minutes ago, MedellinHeel said:

ranking with all the individuals combined would be a total d stat no?

that is not listed? 

You could add them up yourself I guess but grades are only relevant in comparison to players of the same position.

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25 minutes ago, MedellinHeel said:

wow, thought for sure last year PFF ranked teams on O and D

anyways can some other posters explain total D stats from espn to my friend. he needs more than one to get him to admit he is wrong lol

 

 

all it takes is a pair of eyes (or hell, one eye) to see that the list is in order of least yards allowed.  shouldn't be that hard to understand lol

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