| Winner | +/- | Loser |
| Ten | +4 | SF |
| Sea | +3 | Det |
| TB | +2 | GB |
| Cin | +1 | Bal |
| Ind | +1 | Hou |
| NO | +1 | Car |
| Dal | +1 | Phi |
| Pit | +1 | Den |
| Atl | E | Was |
| Arz | E | Chi |
| NE | -1 | Mia |
| SD | -1 | NYG |
| Jac | -2 | KC |
| Totals for Week | 8-3-2 | |
| Totals for Season | 83-22, 79% |
Turnover Season Numbers by TotalsTotal Record Win % +6 1-0 100% +5 2-0 100% +4 10-0 100% +3 12-0 100% +2 22-8 73% +1 36-14 72% Totals 83-22 79%
100 Yard RushersName Team Opp Yards W/L Michael Turner Atl Was 166 W Rashard Mendenhall Pit Den 155 W DeAngelo Williams Car NO 149 L Chris Johnson Ten SF 135 W Cedric Benson Cin Bal 117 W Totals for Week 4-1 Totals for Season 43-17, 72%
300 Yard PassersName Team Opponent Yards W/L Jay Cutler CHI Arz 369 L Tom Brady NE Mia 332 W Drew Brees NO Car 330 W Matt Hasselbeck Sea Det 329 W Peyton Manning Ind Hou 318 W Matt Schaub Hou Ind 311 L Tony Romo Dal Phi 307 W Totals for Week 5-2 Totals for Season 37-12, 76%
I really love the turnover stats. And a 30pct. difference between the 2 and 3 TO mark! That means that teams are converting some serious points off of those, most likely.
ReplyDeleteMost shocking stat was the -1 TO that SD was able to overcome to beat the Giants. What a rarity.
And KC is truly, truly awful!
If TC diagrams a drive and nobody reads it, did it really happen?
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