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Yep that one. I've never played on ESPN for fantasy so I can't tell the scoring very well.

I personally love the fact that they lost in the most #LOLUVA way possible. They were winning, but found the one thing that could have possibly gotten them beat and did it. Then they were sad because they realized they just can't win football games. Love it.

All football statisticians include defensive scores in the scoring offense stat. It's actually one of the reasons I don't like scoring offense as a stat. However, as long as it's uniformly applied, the only time accuracy is an issue is if there are significantly more or less defensive scores this season than last. If that happens, I'll revisit the idea of factoring out defensive and special teams scores. But that would require a lot more work, and I'm lazy, so for now I'll let it ride.

Also, not sure if you missed it, but I am including 3rd down conversion percentage, red zone TD% and red zone scoring%.

YPA is one that's so obvious I'm smacking myself. It will be included going forward.

I'm worried sacks allowed might draw false parallels since Motley has better escape ability than Brewer, but I'll ponder that further.

Turnovers are more a function of an individual player than the scheme, IMO.

We'll run more with Motley than Brewer, so run:pass ratio might draw some misleading comparisons.

The one you suggested that threw me is plays per game. I think that at 3rd down conversion would be a little redundant. I'll think more about that though.

Obviously it's way to early to really see trends, not the least of which because we started two different QBs.

I'd like to think that The first half against OSU and the 2nd against Furman are what our offense looks like. I think there's a lot of reason to believe that, but the next 2 weeks will tell us if Motley can continue what he started yesterday.

He looked silky smooth yesterday once he settled down though. Three passes that stood out to me -- the strike down the middle to Bucky in stride in the 2nd quarter; the deep dart to Ford for the TD, and the beautiful touch pass to Ford from the one on a fake QB keeper -- all great throws where only our receiver had a play on the ball.

If this is our QB play for the forseeable future, our offensive stats should definitely show improvement.

Whoever is Dork Magic, how the HELL did you get Lacy AND Rodgers?! This is why I hate autodrafting haha

No the other forced fumble the Jets got from the Browns QB in the end zone didn't score as a fumble or recovery for the Jets.

If you're talking about the Brandon Marshall force/recovery, ESPN has it scored in one of my other leagues. Maybe we have it set so offensive players don't count for D/ST? But assuming there's an actual issue, ESPN does stat corrections on Tuesday at like midnight.

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