Where the Rams ranked in 2014/Wagoner

[RamBill]

Where the Rams ranked in 2014
By Nick Wagoner

http://espn.go.com/blog/st-louis-rams/post/_/id/15068/where-the-rams-ranked-in-2014

SEATTLE -- The 2014 NFL regular season is over. There will be plenty more to dive into in the coming months, including a closer look at much of what is to follow. But with 16 games in the books, there's no better time than the present to take stock of how the St. Louis Rams finished in a number of key categories in 2014.

With that in mind, here's a look at where the Rams finished in many key statistical categories:

Team:

Points scored: 324 (21st)
Points allowed: 354 (tied for 16th)
Points margin: -30 (21st)
Turnover margin: -2 (19th)

Offense:

Total yards: 314.7 (28th)
Rushing yards per game: 102.19 (20th)
Rushing yards per carry: 4.14 (17th)
Passing yards per game: 212.5 (23rd)
Passing yards per attempt: 6.60 (21st)
Sacks allowed: 47 (tied for 24th)

Defense:

Total yards: 351.6 (17th)
Rushing yards allowed per game: 110.31 (14th)
Rushing yards allowed per carry: 4.15 (15th)
Passing yards allowed per game: 241.31 (19th)
Passing yards allowed per attempt: 7.15 (21st)
Sacks: 40 (tied for 13th)

 

[Fatbot]

At least he could have mentioned that these numbers came against the 3rd toughest schedule.

 

[RamsFan14]

Imagine our sack numbers if the D-line didn't slump at the beginning of the season! :eek:

 

[duckhunter]

Wagoner provided info on what he thought were the key statistical categories. Just missed the two most important ones of them all: 10 losses and no playoffs.

The rest of them were mediocre, so who cares.

Most fans know where the weak spots are. But is Snisher willing to let youth man the OLine in front of a risky, health wise, QB.

My biggest fear is J long, Wells and Bradford come back and we have to watch this all over again.