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2006 Scoreability Index
Cold, Hard Football Facts for January 3, 2007

(The Scoreability Index is a "Quality Stat" because it has a direct correlation to winning football games. Read more about this team-wide measure of scoring efficiency here.)
 
Pity poor Oakland. The Raiders will not only go down as one of the most inept offenses in modern NFL history, scoring just 10.5 PPG and averaging a dreadful 4.4 yards everytime they dropped back to pass, they also wasted a lot of effort this season moving the ball up and down the field for no reason.
 
Oakland needed to generate 23.45 yards to score a single point this season. That's more than twice the effort expended by division rival San Diego, which needed just 11.87 yards to score a single point.
 
To put it in more concrete football terms, the Chargers scored one touchdown for every 71 yards of offense they generated. The Raiders scored one touchdown for every 140 yards of offense they generated.
 
As a result, one team has the best record in football. The other team has the worst record in football.
 
Efficiency is everything in the NFL, and Oakland this year scored with the same efficiency as the tuba player in your high school band.
 
Remember, the Scoreability Index is a team-wide measurement, not just a measurement of offensive efficiency. It takes into account a variety of factors, such as the proficiency of defense and special teams, red zone defense and turnover differential.
 
2006 SCOREABILITY INDEX
 
Team
Yards
Points
Yards Per
Point Scored
1
San Diego
5,840
492
11.87
2
Chicago
5,199
427
12.18
3
Dallas
5,772
425
13.58
4
New England
5,369
385
13.95
5
Indianapolis
6,070
427
14.22
6
Buffalo
4,271
300
14.24
7
Baltimore
5,072
353
14.37
8
Jacksonville
5,423
371
14.62
9
Cincinnati
5,457
373
14.63
10
N.Y. Giants
5,214
355
14.69
11
Tennessee
4,810
324
14.85
12
Seattle
4,977
335
14.86
13
New Orleans
6,264
413
15.17
14
Philadelphia
6,103
398
15.33
15
N.Y. Jets
4,891
316
15.44
16
Denver
4,951
319
15.52
17
Kansas City
5,143
331
15.54
18
St. Louis
5,767
367
15.71
19
Arizona
5,000
314
15.92
20
Pittsburgh
5,725
353
16.22
21
Detroit
4,949
305
16.23
22
San Francisco
4,857
298
16.30
23
Houston
4,463
267
16.72
24
Washington
5,243
307
17.08
25
Minnesota
4,943
282
17.53
26
Cleveland
4,233
238
17.79
27
Green Bay
5,458
301
18.13
28
Atlanta
5,310
292
18.18
29
Carolina
4,923
270
18.23
30
Miami
4,960
260
19.08
31
Tampa Bay
4,321
211
20.48
32
Oakland
3,939
168
23.45

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