AFC Playoff Team Stats

[Wilson8]

AFC Playoff teams stats, courtesy of footballoutsiders.com

I thought it was interesting looking at the offensive stats for the AFC possible playoff teams.

Comparing Quarterbacks –

Kansas City Chiefs
Patrick Mahomes, 76.7 QBR, 442 pass, 3483 yard, 23 TD, 4 INT, 7/98 DPI, 24 run, 193 yard, 1 TD, 1 fum

Baltimore Ravens
Lamar Jackson 81.3 QBR, 391 pass, 2783 yard, 33 TD, 6 INT, 2/73 DPI, 141 run, 1118 yard, 7 TD, 5 fum

Houston Texans
Deshaun Watson 68.9 QBR, 501 pass, 3419 yard, 26 TD, 11 INT, 2/10 DPI, 63 run, 397 yard, 7 TD, 4 fum

New England Patriots
Tom Brady 50.7 QBR, 576 pass, 3342 yard, 21 TD, 7 INT, 12/214 DPI, 9 run, 40 yard, 0 fum

Buffalo Bills
Josh Allen 45.5 QBR, 462 pass, 2646 yard, 18 TD, 9 INT, 5/111 DPI, 88 run, 480 yard, 9 TD, 6 fum

Pittsburgh Steelers
Mason Rudolph 32.1 QBR, 277 pass, 1513 yard, 12 TD, 9 INT, 7/182 DPI, 11 run, 50 yard, 0 fum
Devlin Hodges 39.9 QBR, 128 pass, 819 yard, 5 TD, 6 INT, 6/91 DPI, 12 run, 79 yard, 1 fum

Tennessee Titans - Still in the hunt
Ryan Tannehill 57.6 QBR, 263 pass, 2083 yard, 17 TD, 6 INT, 3/79 DPI, 22 run, 171 yard, 4 TD

QBR = Quarterback Rating, - www.nfl.com/help/quarterbackratingformula DPI = Defensive Pass Interference # and yards, fum = fumble


I think it is interesting how New England and Tom Brady really take advantage of Defensive Pass Interference while a team like Baltimore rarely does.

[Wilson8]

Wide Receivers

Kansas City Chiefs

Tyreek Hill -78 pass, 727 yard, 7 TD, 63% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Demarcus Robinson - 51 pass, 412 yard, 3 TD, 59% CR, 2/20 DPI, 0 fum
Sammy Watkins - 83 pass, 637 yard, 3 TD, 59% CR,1/12 DPI, 2 fum
Mecole Hardman - 40 pass, 508 yard, 6 TD, 63% CR, 2/28 DPI, 0 fum
Byron Pringle - 16 pass, 170 yard, 1 TD, 75% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum

Baltimore Ravens

Marquise Brown - 67 pass, 563 yard, 7 TD, 64% CR, 2/73 DPI, 0 fum
Willie Snead - 40 pass, 317 yard, 5 TD, 70% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Seth Roberts - 31 pass, 248 yard, 2 TD, 61% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Miles Boykin - 19 pass, 190 yard, 7 TD, 63% CR, 0/0 DPI, 1 fum

Houston Texans

DeAndre Hopkins - 141 pass, 1142 yard, 7 TD, 70% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Will Fuller - 69 pass, 659 yard, 3 TD, 68% CR, 1/5 DPI, 1 fum
Kenny Stills - 46 pass, 504 yard, 4 TD, 76% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Keke Coutee - 33 pass, 247 yard, 0 TD, 64% CR, 0/0 DPI, 1 fum

Tennessee Titans

A.J. Brown - 74 pass, 893 yard, 7 TD, 64% CR, 0/0 DPI, 1 fum
Corey Davis - 60 pass, 517 yard, 2 TD, 60% CR, 2/310 DPI, 1 fum
Tajae Sharpe - 26 pass, 247 yard, 2 TD, 73% CR, 1/42 DPI, 0 fum
Adam Humphries - 47 pass, 3743 yard, 2 TD, 79% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Kalif Raymond - 10 pass, 138 yard, 1TD, 70% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum

New England Patriots
Phillip Dorsett - 50 pass, 347 yard, 5 TD, 56% CR, 2/58 DPI, 0 fum
Julian Edelman - 141 pass, 1019 yard, 6 TD, 65% CR, 5/69 DPI, 2 fum
Mohamed Sanu (2 teams) - 79 pass, 461 yard, 2 TD, 64% CR, 2/40 DPI, 0 fum
Jakobi Meyers - 36 pass, 334 yard, 0 TD, 61% CR, 3/51 DPI, 0 fum
Josh Gordon – Gone
Antonio Brown - Gone
N'Keal Harry - 14 pass, 55 yard, 2 TD, 50% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum

Pittsburgh Steelers

James Washington - 68 pass, 694 yard, 3 TD, 57% CR, 6/119 DPI, 1 fum
JuJu Smith-Schuster - 62 pass, 524 yard, 3 TD, 61% CR, 3/46 DPI, 1 fum
Diontae Johnson - 75 pass, 545 yard, 4 TD, 61% CR, 2/43 DPI, 3 fum
Deon Cain (2 teams) - 18 pass, 114 yard, 0 TD, 39% CR, 4/136 DPI, 0 fum
Tevin Jones - 11 pass, 61 yard, 0 TD, 36% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Ryan Switzer - 11 pass, 27 yard, 0 TD, 73% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Johnny Holton - 16 pass, 21 yard, 0 TD, 25% CR, 1/38 DPI, 0 fum

Buffalo Bills

John Brown - 111 pass, 1007 yard, 5 TD, 64% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Cole Beasley - 93 pass, 670 yard, 6 TD, 65% CR, 1/26 DPI, 0 fum
Robert Foster - 13 pass, 64 yard, 0 TD, 23% CR, 2/58 DPI, 0 fum
Isaiah McKenzie - 32 pass, 236 yard, 1 TD, 72% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum


CR = Catch Rate Percentage, DPI = Defensive Pass Interference # and yards, fum = fumble

[Wilson8]

Running Backs

Kansas City Chiefs

LeSean McCoy - 101 run, 465 yard, 4 TD, 35 pass, 181 yard, 1 TD, 83% CR, 3 fum
Damien Williams - 83 run, 311 yard, 3 TD, 27 pass, 156 yard, 1 TD, 85% CR, 1 fum
Darrel Williams – IR
Darwin Thompson - 28 run, 97 yard, 1 TD, 9 pass, 47yard, 0 TD, 89% CR, 0 fum
Spencer Ware - 12 run, 37 yard, 0 TD, 4 pass, 0 yard, 0 TD, 75% CR, 1 fum

Baltimore Ravens

Mark Ingram - 194 run, 963 yard, 10 TD, 28 pass, 211 yard, 4 TD, 85% CR, 2 fum
Gus Edwards - 100 run, 515 yard, 2 TD, 5 pass, 36 yard, 0 TD, 100% CR, 0 fum
Justice Hill - 45 run, 167 yard, 0 TD, 9 pass, 28 yard, 0 TD, 44% CR, 0 fum
Patrick Ricard - 0 run, 0 yards, 0 TD, 11 pass, 47 yard, 1 TD, 73% CR, 0 fum

Houston Texans

Carlos Hyde - 224 run, 1046 yard, 5 TD, 15 pass, 32 yard, 0 TD, 60% CR, 4 fum
Duke Johnson - 77 run, 394 yard, 1 TD, 52 pass, 353 yard, 3 TD, 73% CR, 0 fum

Tennessee Titans

Derrick Henry - 271 run, 1331 yard, 13 TD, 25 pass, 206 yard, 2 TD, 73% CR, 5 fum
Dion Lewis - 38 run, 134 yard, 0 TD, 30 pass, 145 yard, 1 TD, 80% CR, 1 fum

New England Patriots

James White - 62 run, 254 yard, 1 TD, 87 pass, 588 yard, 4 TD, 75% CR, 0 fum
Rex Burkhead - 54 run, 234 yard, 2 TD, 33 pass, 196 yard, 0 TD, 67% CR, 0 fum
Sony Michel - 208 run, 744 yard, 6 TD, 18 pass, 89 yard, 0 TD, 61% CR, 2 fum
Brandon Bolden - 15 run, 68 yard, 3 TD, 11 pass, 111 yard, 1 TD, 82% CR, 0 fum

Pittsburgh Steelers

James Conner - 109 run, 432 yard, 4 TD, 39 pass, 251 yard, 3 TD, 87% CR, 1 fum
Jaylen Samuels - 63 run, 168 yard, 1 TD, 49 pass, 257 yard, 1 TD, 86% CR, 1 fum
Trey Edmunds - 22 run, 92 yard, 0 TD, 7 pass, 48 yard, 0 TD, 86% CR, 0 fum
Benny Snell - 83 run, 321 yard, 1 TD, 4 pass, 23 yard, 0 TD, 75% CR, 1 fum

Buffalo Bills

Devin Singletary - 136 run, 729 yard, 2 TD, 41 pass, 192 yard, 2 TD, 68% CR, 4 fum
Frank Gore - 160 run, 573 yard, 3 TD, 12 pass, 84 yard, 0 TD, 83% CR, 0 fum
T.J. Yeldon - 10 run, 45 yard, 0 TD, 11 pass, 100 yard, 0 TD, 90% CR, 1 fum


CR = Catch Rate Percentage, fum = fumble

[Hammock Parties]

look at all those fucking DPI calls LMAO

fuck the Pats

[Hammock Parties]

pretty interesting that the Ravens don't throw the ball to their RB much at all

another advantage we have against them

[Wilson8]

Tight Ends

Kansas City Chiefs

Travis Kelce - 122 pass, 1131 yard, 4 TD, 70% CR, 2/31 DPI, 1 fum
Blake Bell - 10 pass, 51 yard, 0 TD, 50% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum

Baltimore Ravens

Mark Andrews - 89 pass, 759 yard, 8 TD, 65% CR, 0/0 DPI, 2 fum
Hayden Hurst - 35 pass, 305 yard, 2 TD, 77% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Nick Boyle - 37 pass, 291 yard, 2 TD, 73% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum

Houston Texans

Darren Fells - 45 pass, 314 yard, 7 TD, 69% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Jordan Akins- 46 pass, 364 yard, 2 TD, 67% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum

Tennessee Titans

Jonnu Smith - 41 pass, 376 yard, 2 TD, 78% CR, 1/16 DPI, 0 fum
Delanie Walker - 31 pass, 215 yard, 2 TD, 73% CR, 1/11 DPI, 1 fum
Anthony Firkser - 21 pass, 199 yard, 1 TD, 62% CR, 1/20 DPI, 0 fum

New England Patriots

Ryan Izzo - 9 pass, 114 yard, 1 TD, 67% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Ben Watson - 20 pass, 154 yard, 2 TD, 65% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum
Matt LaCosse - 18 pass, 123 yard, 0 TD, 67% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum

Pittsburgh Steelers

Vance McDonald - 47 pass, 245 yard, 3 TD, 70% CR, 0/0 DPI, 1 fum

Buffalo Bills

Dawson Knox - 27 pass, 355 yard, 2 TD, 59% CR, 1/18 DPI, 0 fum
Tyler Kroft - 9 pass, 66 yard, 1 TD, 56% CR, 0/0 DPI, 0 fum

CR = Catch Rate Percentage, DPI = Defensive Pass Interference # and yards, fum = fumble
Pass = passes or targets, Not receptions but times ball was thrown to them.

[Wilson8]

For some of these teams, you can really anticipate if they are running or passing by looking at the players they have on the field.

[Wilson8]

I like how we stack up against the other AFC teams.

[Wilson8]

The Pittsburgh Steelers really use the DPI to their advantage too.

[Wilson8]

Also interesting that the Houston Texans has so few DPIs. There must be a real technique that some teams are missing. I guess we need to follow New England closer to see how they do it.

[ChiefRocka]

Antonio Brown
Hash Gordon

Best stats on there

[KChiefs1]

Great stuff.

[Red Dawg]

Also interesting that the Houston Texans has so few DPIs. There must be a real technique that some teams are missing. I guess we need to follow New England closer to see how they do it.

We know how they do it. The NFL needs Brady in the playoffs.

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

NKeal Harry missing

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

We know how they do it. The NFL needs Brady in the playoffs.

One and done this year.

[Toad]

Good stuff. Thanks for posting.

[Toad]

DeAndre Hopkins Continues to be a beast

[58-4ever]

Lamar has fumbled 5 times, huh? ... Interesting...

[2bikemike]

One and done this year.

Let's hope it's the first weekend of the playoffs, while the Chiefs watch resting up at home!

We need some of that "Nobody Circles the Wagons Like the Buffalo Bills"!

[wutamess]

Steeler's QBRs are awfully low not to have thrown any Ints.

[St. Patty's Fire]

Mahomes really has 50+ more passing attempts than Lamar in less games

And this guy is supposed to scare us LMAO he’s so coddled it’s ridiculous

[Hammock Parties]

Mahomes really has 50+ more passing attempts than Lamar in less games

And this guy is supposed to scare us LMAO he’s so coddled it’s ridiculous

Ravens ran the ball ALL over us in Week 3.

Didn't matter because Lamar is an average passer.

[notorious]

Twatkins is an albatross.

BUT, if he manages to ball out and help us win a SB it will be worth it.

Not holding my breath, and I hope he doesn’t either or he might get injured.

[notorious]

Mahomes really has 50+ more passing attempts than Lamar in less games

And this guy is supposed to scare us LMAO he’s so coddled it’s ridiculous

Look at Brady’s attempts. He makes Alex Smith look like Brett ****ing Favre.

[Hammock Parties]

Twatkins is an albatross.

BUT, if he manages to ball out and help us win a SB it will be worth it.

Not holding my breath, and I hope he doesn’t either or he might get injured.

Let's be honest, he was good the last two weeks. Getting 4/50 when Gilmore is on him the whole game is a valuable contribution, and last week he got some big plays early and helped us build a huge lead.

The last two weeks is exactly what we want from YAC Machine.

[DJJasonp]

Not to go too far into the BlackOps territory........but when you layout the DPI stats, from lowest to highest.........one might point to certain teams the NFL needs to give a "leg up", to ensure their markets/fanbase are included in the playoffs?

You would think, whichever teams have the best receiving corp, coupled with high volume of passes, would draw the highest DPIs, no?

Hell, I bet Deandre Hopkins has DPI against him ten times each game!

Things that make you go hmmmmm

Texans: 10
Ravens: 73
Titans: 79
Chiefs: 98
Bills: 111
Pats: 214
Pitt: 273

[InChiefsHeaven]

I don't understand the DPI stats...is it Number of flags\number of attempts? That can't be right...

what does it mean. Please explain it to my dumb ass...

EDIT
Oh, I get it. Number of flags\number of yards for the penalty. Got it.

Fuck the Patriots.

[Hammock Parties]

number of flags, yards

[notorious]

Pitt, with their complete shit QBs, is being carried by the NFL officiating.


Groan.

[RaidersOftheCellar]

Aside from a likely agenda to carry the Steelers and Patriots is the fact that Patriots receivers are clearly coached to flop. At least three times in the last game, there was minimal if any contact and the receiver crumpled to the ground. If you watch closely, you can tell the falls were completely fake.

[KChiefs1]

James Holzhauer gambling advice:


“If you dig deep into the numbers,” he said, “you can get an idea of which teams have the inside track at the bye weeks and the tiebreakers come into play. There are times where there’s a decent chance that two teams will end up tied for the second and third spot, but one team has the tiebreaker locked up and you don’t always see that reflected in the odds...

The one seed, just by virtue of having to play only two home games, would win the conference about 35% of the time and make it to the Super Bowl. The two team makes it about 29% and the three seed makes it like 11%.

That’s just an enormous gap between the two and the three. At least the past five or six years, something like that, you keep seeing the one and two seeds advancing to the Super Bowl.”

One other thing: Bet on Sunday nights for the week ahead. “If they put the odds up for next week’s football games on a Sunday night, there’s not a lot of thought that goes into that,” he said. “But you give people a week to bet on this, the odds are going to be a lot more efficient.”

Oh, and one other thing after that: Bet on college football. There’s not as much attention paid to those games.

[Halfcan]

Aside from a likely agenda to carry the Steelers and Patriots is the fact that Patriots receivers are clearly coached to flop. At least three times in the last game, there was minimal if any contact and the receiver crumpled to the ground. If you watch closely, you can tell the falls were completely fake.

Do you really think the Patriots would do anything unethical to gain an edge, let alone coach their players to skirt the rules?? Pats fans.

[crispystl]

Pitt, with their complete shit QBs, is being carried by the NFL officiating.


Groan.



They’ve always enjoyed a disproportionate amount of favorable calls.


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[Wilson8]

Steeler's QBRs are awfully low not to have thrown any Ints.

I forgot the INTs for Pittsburgh QBs. Added them...thanks.

[DanT]

Great thread, Wilson8! I've been keeping an eye on Jackson's and Mahomes's QBR all year. That's a very useful statistic, in my opinion.

[Wilson8]

NKeal Harry missing

I missed him. He has been added.

[Wilson8]

Lamar has fumbled 5 times, huh? ... Interesting...

I double checked this. He actually has 7 total fumbles this year so far. The "5" came from his rushing stats so I guess he has 2 more while in the pocket and trying to pass.

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/qb/2019

[KChiefs1]

I like how we stack up against the other AFC teams.


Chiefs cakewalk to the AFC Championship.

[Wilson8]

https://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/ol/2019

Pass Protection – Offensive Line Rankings for AFC Playoff teams

4 – Kansas City Chiefs – Sacks allowed - 24
5 – New England Patriots – Sacks allowed – 27
7 – Pittsburgh Steelers – Sacks allowed – 26
10 – Baltimore Ravens – Sacks allowed – 25
23 – Houston Texans – Sacks allowed – 40
24 – Buffalo Bills – Sacks allowed – 35
32 – Tennessee Titans – Sacks allowed – 51

Unfortunately Run Blocking not so good for KC

4 – Baltimore Ravens
6 – Tennessee Titans
12 - Buffalo Bills
17 - New England Patriots
19 – Houston Texans
28 – Pittsburgh Steelers
30 - Kansas City Chiefs

[rtmike]

Aside from a likely agenda to carry the Steelers and Patriots is the fact that Patriots receivers are clearly coached to flop. At least three times in the last game, there was minimal if any contact and the receiver crumpled to the ground. If you watch closely, you can tell the falls were completely fake.

Edelman flopped there on that last throw. See that?