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Less is more
- Messages
- 5,983
- Reaction score
- 33
Sadly this information is not yet available for Mike Jenkins, Aqib Talib, or Reggie Smith, but if/when it gets listed then I'll post them with everyone else.
As of now the list covers Antoine Cason, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Leodis McKelvin and Tracy Porter.
# of times thrown at
1. 60 - Rodgers - Cromartie
2. 70 - McKelvin
3. 73 - Cason
4. 91 - Porter
# of passes completed against
1. 22 - Rodgers - Cromartie
2. 23 - Cason
3. 34 - McKelvin
4. 53 - Porter
Yards against
1. 258 - Cason
2. 262 - Rodgers - Cromartie
3. 407 - McKelvin
4. 679 - Porter
Yards Per Attempt
1. 3.53 - Cason
2. 3.47 - Rodgers - Cromartie
3. 5.81 - McKelvin
4. 7.46 - Porter
Yards Per Completion
1. 11.22 - Cason
2. 11.91 - Rodgers - Cromartie
3. 11.97 - McKelvin
4. 12.81 - Porter
% of Attempts Resulting in TDs
1. 0% - McKelvin (no TDs allowed)
2. 2.74% - Cason
3. 5.00% - Rodgers - Cromartie
4. 5.49% - Porter
% of Attempts Resulting in INTs
1. 6.85% - Cason
2. 4.40% - Porter
3. 3.33% - Rodgers - Cromartie
4. 2.86% - McKelvin
% of Attempts Where Resulting in Deflection or INT
1. 26.0% - Cason
2. 21.7% - Rodgers - Cromartie
3. 15.7% - McKelvin
4. 13.2% - Porter
Now, I cam up with a formula to combine all of this information into a score, and here are the rankings.
1. 88.1 - Antoine Cason
2. 79.3 - Leodis McKelvin
3. 77.5 - Dominque Rodgers - Cromartie
4. 59.7 - Tracy Porter
Now these scores are not an indication of a players potential, but rather an indication on their effectiveness last season in college, and presumably their readiness to contribute in the NFL. A couple of the notable statistics are the fact that McKelvin didn't allow a single TD catch and the increased rate of Plays on the Ball that Cason and Cromartie exhibited. Also, Porter is consistently last in the categories and is often significantly behind the others.
As of now the list covers Antoine Cason, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Leodis McKelvin and Tracy Porter.
# of times thrown at
1. 60 - Rodgers - Cromartie
2. 70 - McKelvin
3. 73 - Cason
4. 91 - Porter
# of passes completed against
1. 22 - Rodgers - Cromartie
2. 23 - Cason
3. 34 - McKelvin
4. 53 - Porter
Yards against
1. 258 - Cason
2. 262 - Rodgers - Cromartie
3. 407 - McKelvin
4. 679 - Porter
Yards Per Attempt
1. 3.53 - Cason
2. 3.47 - Rodgers - Cromartie
3. 5.81 - McKelvin
4. 7.46 - Porter
Yards Per Completion
1. 11.22 - Cason
2. 11.91 - Rodgers - Cromartie
3. 11.97 - McKelvin
4. 12.81 - Porter
% of Attempts Resulting in TDs
1. 0% - McKelvin (no TDs allowed)
2. 2.74% - Cason
3. 5.00% - Rodgers - Cromartie
4. 5.49% - Porter
% of Attempts Resulting in INTs
1. 6.85% - Cason
2. 4.40% - Porter
3. 3.33% - Rodgers - Cromartie
4. 2.86% - McKelvin
% of Attempts Where Resulting in Deflection or INT
1. 26.0% - Cason
2. 21.7% - Rodgers - Cromartie
3. 15.7% - McKelvin
4. 13.2% - Porter
Now, I cam up with a formula to combine all of this information into a score, and here are the rankings.
1. 88.1 - Antoine Cason
2. 79.3 - Leodis McKelvin
3. 77.5 - Dominque Rodgers - Cromartie
4. 59.7 - Tracy Porter
Now these scores are not an indication of a players potential, but rather an indication on their effectiveness last season in college, and presumably their readiness to contribute in the NFL. A couple of the notable statistics are the fact that McKelvin didn't allow a single TD catch and the increased rate of Plays on the Ball that Cason and Cromartie exhibited. Also, Porter is consistently last in the categories and is often significantly behind the others.