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Ok, so I understand most of the abbreviations for the stats, but theres one that I just dont know if I'm right or not.


On defense

"KL"

Does that stand for "Key Loss"? like a 3rd or 4th and short stop? Or what the eff is that?

Also RECALW i cant figure out.

Knocked Loose?

Receptions Allowed?

Ah, yes.

I figured "RecAlw" was Receptions Allowed and since "KL" was right behind it I shoulda added 2+2 and figured that to be Knocked Loose. Makes sense, ty.

I am really liking these new stats. It allows one to clearly see the difference between a man specialist corner and a hard hitter for example or zone specialist.

Where do we finf the Key legend for all abbreviations

QBs
BADTH = Bad Throws

RBs/FBs
RUSHRZ = Red Zone Carries

Receivers
TARG (offense) = Times thrown to
TARGRZ = Times thrown to in the Red Zone
TARG3D = Times thrown to on 3rd Down

Offensive Line
PANCAKES = number of times the offensive player pancaked a defensive player
REVPNKD = number of times the offensive player was pancaked by a defensive player
HRYALW = number of hurries allowed by the offensive player
SACKALW = number of sacks allowed by the offensive player

Defense
TARG (defense) = Times your man's coverage was thrown to
RECALW = Receptions Allowed
KL = Passes Knocked Loose
PNKD = number of times the defensive player was pancaked by an offensive player
REVPNK = number of times the defensive player pancaked an offensive player

Guideline on Pancakes versus Revcakes: offensive players do Pancakes, defensive players do Revcakes. It really is just that simple.

Originally posted by michael143
I am really liking these new stats. It allows one to clearly see the difference between a man specialist corner and a hard hitter for example or zone specialist.

It depends how accurate the stats are. I was looking at a CB that was targeted once and had 2 pass deflections. It is possible that one of the PDs was on a pass where someone else was targeted, but it didn't look that way from the replays.

Originally posted by Little M
It depends how accurate the stats are. I was looking at a CB that was targeted once and had 2 pass deflections. It is possible that one of the PDs was on a pass where someone else was targeted, but it didn't look that way from the replays.

Got a link? I'm curious.