Posts Tagged ‘Turnovers’

Turnovers: How a healthy plus/minus ratio often leads to Super Bowl success

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Eight Turnovers Doom Steelers in Cleveland in 20-14 Loss

You can put the blame wherever you want, but the bottom line in the NFL is your not going to win when you give the ball away eight times. The Steelers hung around all day with the Browns, but in the end, the giveaways were way too much, and the team fell to 6-5 in [...]

Week 3 Film Review: Big Play Focus Leads To Wallace TD, Three Turnovers

No team is the same from one year to the next, but one can learn about where a team is going by studying where it has been. We’ve watched each Steelers game last year play-by-play and pulled out a certain amount of trend-setting and trend-extending plays that earned the Steelers both a 12-4 record and [...]

Don’t Forsake The Steelers 2011 Defense Because Of Lack Of Turnovers Or Sacks

I have tracked the TOX stat all season long as it relates to wins and losses every week in the NFL as I love the stat. Half of that stat revolves around explosive plays, plays of 20 yards or more, and the ability of teams in the NFL to not only create them on offense, [...]

The Steelers, Turnovers, and the New, Kinder, Gentler NFL

I wonder how much of our lack of turnovers is due to the changes in how Steelers players are hitting due to the current state of rule “enforcement”? [Does] less leading with the head mean fewer balls knocked loose and fewer frightened receivers/quarterbacks? Cold_Old_Steelers_Fan This comment was in response to Part 3 of my series [...]

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