Scoreability

Through Week 1 of the 2012 Regular Season

About the Scoreability Index. The Scoreability Index measures the team-wide ability to each team to turn yards into points. It is not merely an offensive indicator! It takes into account a variety of factors, including proficiency of defense and special teams, field position, red zone offense, and turnover differential, and then spits it all out in an easy-to-understand number. Other measures of offense, and offensive efficiency, look at the offensive unit in a vacuum. We do not care how a unit plays in a fantasy-football vacuum because in real football games teams do not play in a vacuum. The scoreboard does not care how teams score, only that they do.
 
Scoreability = Offensive Yards/Total Points Scored = Yards Per Point Scored (YPPS). The lower the number, the more efficiently a team scores points.

 

RankTeamYdsPtsSCOR
9   New England3903411.47
31   Miami2751027.50
18   Minnesota3892614.96
19   Jacksonville3552315.43
24   Kansas City3932416.38
8   Houston3373011.23
25   Indianapolis3562116.95
22   Detroit4292715.89
16   Green Bay3242214.73
20   N.Y. Giants2691715.82
7   New Orleans3583211.19
1   N.Y. Jets384488.00
28   Oakland3211422.93
30   Philadelphia4561726.82
17   Pittsburgh2841914.95
11   San Diego2582211.73
12   San Francisco3773012.57
21   Seattle2541615.88
6   St. Louis2502310.87
3   Baltimore430449.77
2   Atlanta376409.40
5   Denver3343110.77
13   Arizona2532012.65
23   Tampa Bay2581616.12
29   Cincinnati3221324.77
4   Chicago4284110.44
10   Washington4594011.48
32   Carolina3011030.10
27   Tennessee2841321.85
15   Buffalo3902813.93
26   Dallas4332418.04
14   Cleveland2101613.12





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