Pokes @ Zips Game Thread

[ragtimejoe1]

Here's a weird stat, Bohl, sans a couple years, averaged around 31-35% 3rd down conversion compared to 45% this game. Yet, Bohl still managed almost 16-18 first downs/game (19 in this one) with fewer plays. He also had about 3 red zone opportunities per game versus 2 in this one. Bohl ball was predicated on 1st and 2nd down success.

Getting to the red zone has been a struggle for a long time. The 2016 squad averaged 4 red zone trips per game.

 

[307bball]

Here's a weird stat, Bohl, sans a couple years, averaged around 31-35% 3rd down conversion compared to 45% this game. Yet, Bohl still managed almost 16-18 first downs/game (19 in this one) with fewer plays. He also had about 3 red zone opportunities per game versus 2 in this one. Bohl ball was predicated on 1st and 2nd down success.

Getting to the red zone has been a struggle for a long time. The 2016 squad averaged 4 red zone trips per game.

Is it possible that averages for Bohl ball hide something about those teams? What I mean by that is....there are kind of two versions of Bohl Ball...the good one and the bad one. Obviously, his first two years are the bad version but it cropped up again in 2018 and 2020. Now..it's not like the good version was knocking it out of the park or anything, but it was more efficient than the bad version right? What were Bohl teams 3rd down conversion averages in wins vs losses?