Assorted offensive stats for the bye

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Rushing Yards

1 Elliott 703
2 McCoy 587
3 Johnson 568
4 Murray 526

5 Miller 520



Good stuff.

Elliott has also rushed for more yards by himself than all but a handful of entire teams....The Patriots are the lowest rushing total team to run for more yards than Zeke...




7New England 188 719 3.8 41 7 119.8 6 2
8 Atlanta 157 672 4.3 48 6 112.0 0 0
9 Houston 162 667 4.1 23 1 111.2 1 0
10 Cleveland 141 664 4.7 85 5 110.7 7 2
11 Washington 138 662 4.8 57 4 110.3 2 1
12 Oakland 137 660 4.8 75 6 110.0 2 1
13 Pittsburgh 142 638 4.5 60 4 106.3 1 0
14 Green Bay 151 629 4.2 31 2 104.8 3 2
15 Chicago 145 615 4.2 57 3 87.9 4 1
16 Indianapolis 144 611 4.2 24 5 101.8 2 0
17 Baltimore 147 593 4.0 35 5 98.8 2 1
18 Denver 155 591 3.8 28 4 98.5 1 1
19 Miami 127 584 4.6 62 7 97.3 3 1
20 Philadelphia 138 568 4.1 30 5 113.6 2 1
21 NY Jets 139 555 4.0 28 3 92.5 2 0
22 San Diego 153 551 3.6 48 6 91.8 4 2
23 Kansas City 123 544 4.4 46 5 108.8 4 4
24 Cincinnati 154 539 3.5 50 4 89.8 2 0
25 Detroit 141 532 3.8 28 2 88.7 0 0
26 Los Angeles 155 485 3.1 22 4 80.8 2 1
27 NY Giants 127 456 3.6 25 3 76.0 1 1
28 Seattle 140 444 3.2 41 5 88.8 2 1
29 Tampa Bay 134 443 3.3 24 2 88.6 3 1
30 New Orleans 113 390 3.5 17 5 78.0 0 0
31 Jacksonville 107 355 3.3 24 3 71.0 1 0
32 Minnesota 144 353 2.5 25 3 70.6 0 0
 

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He's passed through the air 20 yards or farther 12 times and completed 4. it helps when your screens go for 15 yards consistently. RAC has been outstanding this season.
Actually, 5 of the top 10 rated passers get more of their yards from RAC than Prescott does. We're about in the middle of the league as far as where our average catch is made in relation to the LOS.

RAC Yardage
(as a percentage of total yards)

Rthlsbrgr 41.5%
Carr 44.3%
Bradford 44.9%
Brees 45.0%
Prescott 45.4%
Hoyer 48.0%
Rivers 48.5%
Ryan 49.8%
Wentz 51.1%
Stafford 55.8%
 

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Actually, 5 of the top 10 rated passers get more of their yards from RAC than Prescott does. We're about in the middle of the league as far as where our average catch is made in relation to the LOS.

RAC Yardage
(as a percentage of total yards)

Rthlsbrgr 41.5%
Carr 44.3%
Bradford 44.9%
Brees 45.0%
Prescott 45.4%
Hoyer 48.0%
Rivers 48.5%
Ryan 49.8%
Wentz 51.1%
Stafford 55.8%

You are comparing aggregate and efficiency stats. Specifically, they may have more RAC but Dak is 17th in the league in total completions. Most of those guys have 20 or more completions over Dak.

I agree that Dak is not Checkdown Charlie. He still doesn't throw it past 20 yards often nor complete a high percentage of them.
 

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You are comparing aggregate and efficiency stats. Specifically, they may have more RAC but Dak is 17th in the league in total completions. Most of those guys have 20 or more completions over Dak.
Again, that's RAC as a percentage of total passing yards. IOW, those guys don't just have more RAC than Prescott, but a greater percentage of their yards come from RAC than his.
 

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Again, that's RAC as a percentage of total passing yards. IOW, those guys don't just have more RAC than Prescott, but a greater percentage of their yards come from RAC than his.

I'm not sure how him being 5th in RAC% detracts from my point that RAC has been great this year.
 

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Good stuff.

Elliott has also rushed for more yards by himself than all but a handful of entire teams....The Patriots are the lowest rushing total team to run for more yards than Zeke...




7New England 188 719 3.8 41 7 119.8 6 2
8 Atlanta 157 672 4.3 48 6 112.0 0 0
9 Houston 162 667 4.1 23 1 111.2 1 0
10 Cleveland 141 664 4.7 85 5 110.7 7 2
11 Washington 138 662 4.8 57 4 110.3 2 1
12 Oakland 137 660 4.8 75 6 110.0 2 1
13 Pittsburgh 142 638 4.5 60 4 106.3 1 0
14 Green Bay 151 629 4.2 31 2 104.8 3 2
15 Chicago 145 615 4.2 57 3 87.9 4 1
16 Indianapolis 144 611 4.2 24 5 101.8 2 0
17 Baltimore 147 593 4.0 35 5 98.8 2 1
18 Denver 155 591 3.8 28 4 98.5 1 1
19 Miami 127 584 4.6 62 7 97.3 3 1
20 Philadelphia 138 568 4.1 30 5 113.6 2 1
21 NY Jets 139 555 4.0 28 3 92.5 2 0
22 San Diego 153 551 3.6 48 6 91.8 4 2
23 Kansas City 123 544 4.4 46 5 108.8 4 4
24 Cincinnati 154 539 3.5 50 4 89.8 2 0
25 Detroit 141 532 3.8 28 2 88.7 0 0
26 Los Angeles 155 485 3.1 22 4 80.8 2 1
27 NY Giants 127 456 3.6 25 3 76.0 1 1
28 Seattle 140 444 3.2 41 5 88.8 2 1
29 Tampa Bay 134 443 3.3 24 2 88.6 3 1
30 New Orleans 113 390 3.5 17 5 78.0 0 0
31 Jacksonville 107 355 3.3 24 3 71.0 1 0
32 Minnesota 144 353 2.5 25 3 70.6 0 0
Look at the Vikings on that list.... 2.5ypc?

Ridiculous. Not bring able to run the football will definitely hurt them once GB or Detroit start nipping at their heels.
 

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What do you mean by RAC%?

RAC% of total yards. The stat you listed that we've been discussing. The one in which the YPA leader is 9th and the other YPA top 5 are worse. The one you are using to refute my argument that RAC is helping drive Daks YPA.
 

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RAC% of total yards. The stat you listed that we've been discussing. The one in which the YPA leader is 9th and the other YPA top 5 are worse. The one you are using to refute my argument that RAC is helping drive Daks YPA.
Okay. You're forgetting that YPA includes all attempts, not just completed passes.
 

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Sorry to go off topic, but here's the funniest non-Cowboys stat I found on Sports Illustrated (courtesy of Peter King):

Dating through last season, the Browns are 1-16 in their last seventeen games. The lone winning quarterback for them in this stretch: Johnny Manziel.
 

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Okay. You're forgetting that YPA includes all attempts, not just completed passes.

RAC% lends directly to the numerator of YPA. It's not like data is being left out.

The contribution Dak is getting to his passing yards from yards after the catch is more than the other leaders in YPA.
 

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The contribution Dak is getting to his passing yards is more than the other leaders in YPA.
No it isn't. Here are the leaders in YPA. Five of them depend on after-catch yards more than Dak. Four of them depend less. And there's more separation between Dak and Rivers than between Dak and the leader Dalton.

Yards After Catch per attempt
Dalton 3.45
Brees 3.46
Wilson 3.48
Bradford 3.55
Prescott 3.70
Rivers 3.97
Manning 4.10
Tannehill 4.14
Stafford 4.33
Ryan 4.92

Prescott's 8.2 yards per attempt (3rd in the league) isn't driven by RAC -- it's driven by the accuracy of his intermediate throws.

Completion rate of above players
(targets of 11-20 yards)
Prescott 69.2%
Bradford 68.2%
Manning 61.5%
Rivers 59.0%
Dalton 57.6%
Ryan 54.3%
Stafford 53.3%
Tannehill 50.0%
Brees 44.1%
Wilson 48.5%

http://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/stats/quarterback-air-yards/2016/
http://www.espn.com/nfl/player/splits/_/id/2577417/dak-prescott
 

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I'm still trying to digest this......

The top rated passer this season FOR ROAD GAMES is a rookie 4th round draft pick?

And he is ours?

Whatever you all do, if I am dreaming, DO NOT PINCH ME!
That stood out to me the most as well.
 
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