The NFL Playoff
schedule, on Pro Football Ranking.com., is as unique as our regular season
weekly game schedule. Nowhere else on the web will you find as much information
in one place for each of the playoff games. We use the same format as the NFL
Weekly Schedule
If you have not read the post on The NFL Schedule, I will
recap what you will find on the Playoff page on PFR.com.
The Game Matchup Pages
The Score Card
The first thing you
will see is the names of the away team and the home team on the top of the
page. This is nothing new but then comes something you won’t find anywhere
else.
You will see what we call our Score Card. The Score Card
gives you the Home and Away schedule for the entire season for that team. You
will see the win\Loss\ and Tie record under the team’s name. On the bottom of
each score card you will find the; Strength of Schedule for games played for
the entire regular season, Turn Over stats, and the PFR.com Total score. The
most interesting part of the score card is the Offense and Defense Score for
each week of the season. This is the score from the Division Statistics Page,
where the fifteen stats used for the NFL ranking are found, which is used for
Team Rankings on the Team Ranking Page. The weekly Offense and Defense scores
allow you to see how your offense and defense preformed each week during the
regular season, and how they are trending. If the offense score, for example,
is getting smaller each week your offense is playing better. If the offense score
is getting larger as the season progresses then your offense is getting worse.
A quick look at your opponents score card will tell you how their offense or
defense is trending. This kind of information can’t be found anywhere else with
out a lot of time consuming work.
Weekly Worksheet
Just under the
score cards for each team is the Weekly Worksheet. This is where the fifteen
statistics used on the Division Statistics page for Offense and Defense is
displayed. Included with the offense and
defense statistics is the Rushing and Passing attempts per game with the NFL
Rank for each and the percentage of Rushing and Passing plays per game. You
will also find the PFR.com Offense and Defense Rank on the worksheet.
On one page you get
he following information; Team win\Loss record, Strength of Schedule, Turn Over
Stats, the PFR.com Total Score, a weekly record of how your offense and defense
are trending for the entire NFL season, fifteen offensive and fifteen defensive
statistics with the NFL ranking for each, and the PFR.com Offensive and
defensive rankings. This is all in a quick and easy to understand format and
all on one page for both teams. You can easily compare all of this information
for each team to see just how your offense stacks up against your opponent’s
defense or if their defense is trending better or worse as the season
progresses.
If you can find a more informative, easy to read and
understand schedule, please use the comment section and tell me where.
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