Hi From an Eagles Fan..
I promised in the defensive thread that I'd post some numbers for everyone.
I'm a numbers kinda girl so i love analyzing things like this.
I found these stats that I thought you might like, as it breaks it down by plays.
Eagles Offensive Plays - 875
Eagles Defensive Plays Against- 821
Seattle Offensive Plays - 746
Seattle Defensive Plays Against - 699
Number of Eagles Offensive Drives - 155
Number of Eagles Defensive Drives Against - 162
Number of Seattle Offensive Drives - 129
Number of Seattle Defensive Drives Against - 127
Percentage of Eagles Offensive Drives Resulting in Points - 38.1%
Percentage of Seattle Offensive Drives Resulting in Points - 43.3%
Percentage of Eagles Defensive Drives Resulting in Points Against - 27.8%
Percentage of Seattle Defensive Drives Resulting in Points Against - 30.7%
Average Drive Info
Eagles Offense Starts at Own 30.5
TOP - 2:09
Plays Per Drive - 5.83
Yards per Drive - 32.0
Points Per Drive - 1.97
Seahawks Offense Starts at Own 31.9
TOP - 2:58
Plays Per Drive - 6.02
Yards per Drive - 33.6
Points Per Drive - 2.20
Eagles Defense Starts at Own 25.6
TOP - 2:23
Plays Per Drive - 5.2
Yards per Drive - 27.0
Points Per Drive - 1.60
Seattle Defense Starts at Own 25.5
TOP - 2:42
Plays Per Drive - 5.7
Yards per Drive - 27.0
Points Per Drive - 1.61
If you look at the numbers, Seattle actually scores on a higher percentage of drives than Philly does, as we tend to be boom or bust and go 3 and out as well. This lowers our averages. But on the flip side, if you look at our defensive numbers, we actually have a lower percentage of drives that result in points than Seattle does. We also allow less points per drive. Our defensive TOP is pretty low, as we force a lot of 3 and outs. We allow less plays per drive than Seattle as a result. Since our O plays really fast as well, this results in a bunch of possessions for both teams. Inflating the overall points numbers on both sides of the ball.
Hope this helps.
I promised in the defensive thread that I'd post some numbers for everyone.
I'm a numbers kinda girl so i love analyzing things like this.
I found these stats that I thought you might like, as it breaks it down by plays.
Eagles Offensive Plays - 875
Eagles Defensive Plays Against- 821
Seattle Offensive Plays - 746
Seattle Defensive Plays Against - 699
Number of Eagles Offensive Drives - 155
Number of Eagles Defensive Drives Against - 162
Number of Seattle Offensive Drives - 129
Number of Seattle Defensive Drives Against - 127
Percentage of Eagles Offensive Drives Resulting in Points - 38.1%
Percentage of Seattle Offensive Drives Resulting in Points - 43.3%
Percentage of Eagles Defensive Drives Resulting in Points Against - 27.8%
Percentage of Seattle Defensive Drives Resulting in Points Against - 30.7%
Average Drive Info
Eagles Offense Starts at Own 30.5
TOP - 2:09
Plays Per Drive - 5.83
Yards per Drive - 32.0
Points Per Drive - 1.97
Seahawks Offense Starts at Own 31.9
TOP - 2:58
Plays Per Drive - 6.02
Yards per Drive - 33.6
Points Per Drive - 2.20
Eagles Defense Starts at Own 25.6
TOP - 2:23
Plays Per Drive - 5.2
Yards per Drive - 27.0
Points Per Drive - 1.60
Seattle Defense Starts at Own 25.5
TOP - 2:42
Plays Per Drive - 5.7
Yards per Drive - 27.0
Points Per Drive - 1.61
If you look at the numbers, Seattle actually scores on a higher percentage of drives than Philly does, as we tend to be boom or bust and go 3 and out as well. This lowers our averages. But on the flip side, if you look at our defensive numbers, we actually have a lower percentage of drives that result in points than Seattle does. We also allow less points per drive. Our defensive TOP is pretty low, as we force a lot of 3 and outs. We allow less plays per drive than Seattle as a result. Since our O plays really fast as well, this results in a bunch of possessions for both teams. Inflating the overall points numbers on both sides of the ball.
Hope this helps.