So losing Jordy made the D better? i know that's an over simplification, but that's a conclusion that could be drawn from your last point.......
So losing Jordy made the D better? i know that's an over simplification, but that's a conclusion that could be drawn from your last point.......
Statistically speaking, probably.Originally Posted by George Cumby
Often teams with supposedly great defenses (low total yards and points/game) are coupled with time-consuming grind it out offenses. These teams generally try to shorten the game by keeping the total plays down, leveling the playing field against better teams. The converse is also true, often teams with high-powered offenses have defenses with poor statistics in total yards and points/game. There are exceptions.
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