Articles tagged "defensive passer rating"

Best Pass Defense Ever: Ronde Barber And The 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Cold, Hard Football Facts for May 10, 2013

Ronde Barber and the 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers rode arguably the greatest pass defense in NFL history to the franchise's only Super Bowl victory.

Video Game Football: Passing, Rushing, Kicking Never Easier Than In Modern NFL

Cold, Hard Football Facts for February 12, 2013

The NFL’s 2012 season was the most pass-happy in history, and also the most efficient yet. The modern NFL has been defined by skyrocketing efficiency not only for passers, but for rushers and kickers, too. Scott Kacsmar recaps all the record numbers.

Dom Capers: CHFF’s Passer Rating Differential 'Most Significant' Stat In Football

Cold, Hard Football Facts for January 11, 2013

Our pal Bill Huber from Packer Report interviewed Green Bay defensive coordinator Dom Capers Thursday, who called Passer Rating Differential a "common-sense principle" and "the most significant stat" because of its correlation to victory.

NFL Divisional Playoffs First Reaction: Final 8 Proves Power Of PRD

Cold, Hard Football Facts for January 6, 2013

The statistical chaff of the playoff field was conveniently separated from the nourishing wheat of contenders in the wildcard round, especially when you analyze the NFL through the powerful prism of Passer Rating Differential. We use PRD to take our first look ahead at the four divisional playoff clashes.

Pumped And Jacked: Pete Carroll's Deadly Seattle Seahawks

Cold, Hard Football Facts for December 10, 2012

Pete Carroll's deadly Seahawks just plucked the Cardinals, 58-0: the fifth biggest blowout in the NFL since 1940. Don't look now, folks: but this team is a threat to win it all.

Andrew Luck, Ryan Tannehill And The Most Prolific Rookie QBs

Cold, Hard Football Facts for November 7, 2012

Andrew Luck set a rookie record with his 433-yard effort in Indy’s 23-20 victory over Miami on Sunday. But we wanted to look, too, at the most efficient rookie passing performances in NFL history, and a surprising name tops one list: Ryan Tannehill.