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  • IFL stats and trends (2003-current)

    RUN/PASS RATIO
    2003: 50.00/50.00
    2004: 48.78/51.22
    2005: 47.31/52.69
    2006: 48.97/51.03

    POINTS (PG, PT)
    2003: 17.16
    2004: 17.98
    2005: 19.05
    2006: 19.25

    TOTAL OFFENSE (PER GAME, PER TEAM)
    2003: 293.72
    2004: 308.83
    2005: 325.38
    2006: 324.55

    RUSHES (PG, PT)
    2003: 31.12
    2004: 30.79
    2005: 30.04
    2006: 30.66

    RUSHING YARDS (PG, PT)
    2003: 124.21
    2004: 124.22
    2005: 122.3
    2006: 126.1

    YARDS PER RUSH
    2003: 3.99
    2004: 4.03
    2005: 4.06
    2006: 4.11

    PASSING ATTEMPTS (PG, PT)
    2003: 29.14
    2004: 30.62
    2005: 31.75
    2006: 30.28

    PASS COMPLETIONS (PG, PT)
    2003: 16.54
    2004: 17.47
    2005: 17.93
    2006: 17.41

    COMPLETION PCT
    2003: 56.7
    2004: 57.0
    2005: 56.4
    2006: 57.4

    PASSING YARDS (PG, PT)
    2003: 181.7
    2004: 195.2
    2005: 213.9
    2006: 209.0

    YARDS PER ATTEMPT
    2003: 6.24
    2004: 6.37
    2005: 6.74
    2006: 6.90

    SACKS (PG, PT)
    2003: 1.98
    2004: 1.71
    2005: 1.71
    2006: 1.67

    FUMBLES (PG, PT)
    2003: 0.58
    2004: 0.49
    2005: 0.53
    2006: 0.39 (yes, I double-checked this)

    INTERCEPTIONS (PG, PT)
    2003: 1.03
    2004: 0.95
    2005: 0.92
    2006: 0.85

    TURNOVERS (PG, PT)
    2003: 1.61
    2004: 1.44
    2005: 1.45
    2006: 1.23
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  • #2
    good work.
    Interesting information.
    NEWARK BULLDOGS WALL OF HONOR
    DE JUSTIN JONES
    LB DOMINGO PERSAUD
    TE THOMAS MACOMBER
    LT IRWIN KAO
    WR ANDREW ROBEY
    SS GREGORY BOYD
    RB ALAN CRESPO
    G MALCOLM "BIG KAT" SINGLETON
    WR WALTER WALKER
    G AMOS BAILEY
    QB DWIGHT "KING" BURGER
    RB GARY "THE SITUATION" JAMISON
    WR JOSE HOOVER
    K BUTCH SCHULZ
    LB MACK EDWARDS
    DE STEPHEN BRIGHAM
    WR JESSE LUCAS
    C NORMAN ENRIGHT
    SS JUNIOR EL NIN0



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    • #3
      WHUT DOEZ IT ALL MEEEEN? :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
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      • #4
        I had an idea. Would it make for an interesting league where a rule was in place that no team could set "run" below 80 in any situation? Or that no M2M or B&R was allowed. Im just thinking out loud.
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        • #5
          Originally posted by Suicane
          I had an idea. Would it make for an interesting league where a rule was in place that no team could set "run" below 80 in any situation? Or that no M2M or B&R was allowed. Im just thinking out loud.
          stfu
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          • #6
            Dont be a potty mouth. You're too rigid in your thinking. You'd be an awesome academic.
            I luv British womenz.

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            • #7
              I would say the fumbles number is so low in help to a group of guys I was looking at a couple weeks ago. The All-time fumble leaders, are all actually having low fumbling years.

              PIT David Rodrigez - 30 fumbles coming into this year, only 2 this year.

              LOU Bennett Jones - 20 to begin the year, 4 this year.

              LRK Brian Dixon - 22 to begin the year, 1 this year.

              MUR QB Manuel Willoughby - 22 to begin the year, 0 this year (not playing).

              RB Dewitt Flynn - 21 fumbles to begin this year, retired now.


              Tart, Deason, Spangler, and others are down too, although not as big of a drop as Rodrigez, Jones, and Dixon.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by Cringer
                I would say the fumbles number is so low in help to a group of guys I was looking at a couple weeks ago. The All-time fumble leaders, are all actually having low fumbling years.

                PIT David Rodrigez - 30 fumbles coming into this year, only 2 this year.

                LOU Bennett Jones - 20 to begin the year, 4 this year.

                LRK Brian Dixon - 22 to begin the year, 1 this year.

                MUR QB Manuel Willoughby - 22 to begin the year, 0 this year (not playing).

                RB Dewitt Flynn - 21 fumbles to begin this year, retired now.


                Tart, Deason, Spangler, and others are down too, although not as big of a drop as Rodrigez, Jones, and Dixon.
                also to note: Crespo had 14 fumbles his rookie year. This year he's down to 2.
                NEWARK BULLDOGS WALL OF HONOR
                DE JUSTIN JONES
                LB DOMINGO PERSAUD
                TE THOMAS MACOMBER
                LT IRWIN KAO
                WR ANDREW ROBEY
                SS GREGORY BOYD
                RB ALAN CRESPO
                G MALCOLM "BIG KAT" SINGLETON
                WR WALTER WALKER
                G AMOS BAILEY
                QB DWIGHT "KING" BURGER
                RB GARY "THE SITUATION" JAMISON
                WR JOSE HOOVER
                K BUTCH SCHULZ
                LB MACK EDWARDS
                DE STEPHEN BRIGHAM
                WR JESSE LUCAS
                C NORMAN ENRIGHT
                SS JUNIOR EL NIN0



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                • #9
                  Yeah, him too. I forgot about him because I went to the all-time list remind myself who the guys were. But I think when I was looking at thos enumbers a couple weeks back it was looking at his numbers that started me off on looking at the other guys.
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                  • #10
                    I mentioned to Sov that I thought Rodrigez alone was the reason for the lower fumbles this year, but it looks like it's an across the board thing almost.
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