TD Distribution per Position

[averagejoe]

Trying to post a chart. It contains all NFL teams and the breakdown of each team's touchdowns. The breakdown chart shows (1) whether it was a rushing TD or a receiving TD, and (2) shows which position scored.

I just hope it isn't too small to see, or too "busy" to figure out.

 

[LeaderOCola]

interesting, although the visual aesthetic could be improved

 

[averagejoe]

That displayed better than I thought it would!

Well it's safe to say that TE and WR will have zero rushing TD's. Seven NFL teams had no rushing TD's from their QB. Most notably (to me anyway) was Tampa and the Jets.

New England had a ton of TD's - 59 of them. Nearly half (25) went to the RB which I thought was interesting. Houston also relied heavily on the RB to score.

On the other side of the stats, the Packers leaned mightily on the WR. And 81% of the Saints TD's were not rushed in (which shouldn't surprise anyone).

Thoughts?

 

[averagejoe]

Cola, thanks for the feedback. What do you suggest?

 

[SmokingMonkey]

most shocking stat on here for me is 0 TDs from Arizona TEs. People always rave about Rob Housler's athletic ability, is he a workout wonder or actual game changer?
Also didnt help that he was forced to cover pass rush with Card's shitty OL.

Palmer wasnt a big TE star-maker in Cincy, but the depleted WR situation in OAK sure did help Brandon Meyers land a decent contract. It should be interesting to see if Palmer transforms Housler into a top spot starter/injury replacement TE like Meyers was last year.

 

[Barilko]

Trying to post a chart. It contains all NFL teams and the breakdown of each team's touchdowns. The breakdown chart shows (1) whether it was a rushing TD or a receiving TD, and (2) shows which position scored.

I just hope it isn't too small to see, or too "busy" to figure out.

Hey Joe cool chart..Thanks