Cleveland Browns @ Tennessee Titans Statistical Preview
by Jimmy on Dec 4, 2008 11:24 AM CST
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Print| Browns | Stat | Titans |
| 105.5 (23rd) | Rush Offense | 138.7 (6th) |
| 169.8 (29th) | Pass Offense | 186.3 (24th) |
| 275.3 (27th) | Total Offense | 325.0 (18th) |
| 17.8 (27th) | Scoring Offense | 25.3 (7th) |
| -7.7% (25th) | Offense DVOA | 9.5% (14th) |
| 141.3 (26th) | Rush Defense | 97.2 (12th) |
| 215.5 (17th) | Pass Defense | 184.6 (4th) |
| 356.8 (26th) | Total Defense | 281.8 (5th) |
| 20.6 (9th) | Scoring Defense | 14.6 (2nd) |
| +6 (5th) | Turnover Ratio | +13 (1st) |
| 7.8% (18th) | Defense DVOA | -19% (4th) |
| -6.9% (23rd) | Weighted DVOA | 31.6% (2nd) |
The Browns are an interesting case. They give up a ton of yards but are still top 10 in points allowed. They are also very good in turnover ratio, but they are 4-8.
The Titans should be able to run the ball without much problem in this game. Combine that with the fact that Ken Dorsey is playing quarterback for the Browns, and this game should be over by halftime.
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Sorry
I might sound like an idiot, but what does DVOA stand for?
by thawardasa on Dec 4, 2008 12:58 PM CST reply actions
Defense-adjusted Value Over Average
It’s a Football Outsiders stat that measure efficiency, rather than raw production. You can read about how it’s calculated here
Where I was raised 2 + 2 = 3rd and 6.
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