Scoreability

Through Week 5 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.

Rank	Scoreability_R	Team	Yds	Pts	SCOR
4 ↑ 2	4	New England	2197	165	13.32
26 ↑ 1	26	Miami	1867	103	18.13
11 ↑ 5	11	Minnesota	1720	120	14.33
28 ↓ 5	28	Jacksonville	1206	65	18.55
30 ↓ 1	30	Kansas City	2012	94	21.40
2 ∼	2	Houston	1859	149	12.48
24 ↑ 2	24	Indianapolis	1535	91	16.87
22 ↑ 2	22	Detroit	1649	100	16.49
19 ↑ 2	19	Green Bay	1690	112	15.09
8 ↑ 11	8	N.Y. Giants	2146	152	14.12
9 ↑ 9	9	New Orleans	2010	141	14.26
14 ↑ 1	14	N.Y. Jets	1422	98	14.51
29 ↑ 1	29	Oakland	1275	67	19.03
32 ∼	32	Philadelphia	1917	80	23.96
18 ↓ 7	18	Pittsburgh	1391	93	14.96
7 ↓ 2	7	San Diego	1674	124	13.50
6 ↑ 1	6	San Francisco	2008	149	13.48
23 ↓ 1	23	Seattle	1436	86	16.70
13 ↑ 4	13	St. Louis	1390	96	14.48
20 ↓ 6	20	Baltimore	1994	130	15.34
3 ∼	3	Atlanta	1882	148	12.72
12 ↓ 2	12	Denver	1942	135	14.39
15 ↓ 11	15	Arizona	1366	94	14.53
5 ↑ 3	5	Tampa Bay	1104	82	13.46
16 ↓ 3	16	Cincinnati	1855	125	14.84
1 ∼	1	Chicago	1731	149	11.62
10 ↑ 2	10	Washington	2003	140	14.31
27 ↑ 1	27	Carolina	1685	92	18.32
25 ↓ 5	25	Tennessee	1525	88	17.33
17 ↓ 8	17	Buffalo	1755	118	14.87
31 ∼	31	Dallas	1456	65	22.40
21 ↑ 4	21	Cleveland	1621	100	16.21

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