The Cowboys close out their regular season with two division games in three weeks. So with that in mind, we'll rank the NFC East teams in several categories here.
And I'm about to fire up the TiVo, so we'll have the normal Tuesday breakdown a little later on. Here you go:
TOTAL OFFENSE (League Rank in parantheses):
1. Cowboys (2) 389.2 yds/game
2. Eagles (8) 352.9
3. Redskins (17) 331.1
4. Giants (18) 330.5
RUN OFFENSE
1. Giants (7) 126.2 yds/game
2. Eagles (8) 122.1
3. Cowboys (9) 118.8
4. Redskins (13) 113.9
PASS OFFENSE
1. Cowboys (3) 270.4 yds/game
2. Eagles (12) 230.8
3. Redskins (15) 217.2
4. Giants (19) 204.2
TOTAL DEFENSE
1. Giants (7) 302.8 yds/game
2. Cowboys (8) 310.5
3. Eagles (10) 317.3
3. Redskins (11) 317.8
RUN DEFENSE
1. Cowboys (4) 90.7 yds/game
2. Redskins (6) 94.8
3. Giants (7) 96.1
4. Eagles (9) 97.8
PASS DEFENSE
1. Giants (10) 206.8 yds/game
2. Eagles (18) 219.5
3. Cowboys (20) 219.8
4. Redskins (23) 222.9
POINTS SCORED
1. Cowboys (2) 423
2. Giants (16) 290
3. Eagles (18) 271
4. Redskins (20) 253
POINTS ALLOWED
1. Eagles (10) 262
2. Giants (12) 270
3. Redskins (14) 273
4. Cowboys (15) 275
TURNOVER MARGIN
1. Cowboys (t-9) plus-6
2. Giants (t-21) minus-7
t-3. Eagles (t-24) minus-8
t-3. Redskins (t-24) minus-8
Comments
Posted by Joe @ 10:21 AM Tue, Dec 11, 2007
NFC East is over now. Relevant data, please.
Posted by Nal @ 1:48 PM Tue, Dec 11, 2007
Hi ,
Can this communicated to the team ?
ESPN rankings for week 14
Wide receivers
Stud: Randy Moss (7 catches, 135 yards, 2 TDs)
Honorable mention: Brandon Marshall (10 catches, 115 yards, 2 TDs)
Dud: Terrell Owens (3 catches, 21 yards)
Dishonorable mention: Isaac Bruce (0 catches)
Team Defenses/Special Teams
Stud: Seattle Seahawks (5 INTs, 5 sacks, 1 safety, 1 return TD)
Dud: Dallas Cowboys (0 takeaways, 1 sacks, 27 points allowed)
T.O and defense needs to pick up some steam against Eagles.
Posted by Saint Jimmy @ 2:56 PM Tue, Dec 11, 2007
I swear that the Giants are the luckiest 9-4 team in NFL history. Just looking at their numbers and player stats you can't find 1 reason why they've won so many games. You can look at the Jags and see that it's Garrard and their running game. You can look at Seattle and see that it's Hasslebeck. You can look at the Bucs and see that it's Jeff Garcia, their running game, and defense. But looking at the Giants and it's not because of Eli, the running game, or extraordinary defense. I don't expect that we'll see them again because they are just smoke and mirrors.