I posted these calculations last year and I figured it was time to do it again.
There are 35 offensive catagories. The chart showes each team and in how many of those catagories they are leading then second then third.......
Example
Montreal is in first in 8 catagories, 2nd in 5, 3rd in 2 etc etc.
I awarded 8 points for each first place finish..7 for each 2nd all the way to 1 point for each last place!
The bottom table shows the total points for wach team
Thanks Ro, I wanted to calculate this table last week but did not have the time!
Seems right to me. Yet more proof for Winnipeg!
As if there were any doubt after they put up 500 yards of offence against the best defence in the league.
And for the poster that said it does not include this week, no it doesn't but that would only increase Winnipeg's standings.
This thread is going nowhere in a hurry.
Rehashing some silly attendance dispute from weeks(months?) ago seems a touch ...odd?
Regardless, your formula seems to work reasonably well for offence, ro.
It ranks Montreal a tough higher than I think they are, but generally, I think it's close.
I don't think your chart on the defence has worked quite as well, however.
I don’t post very often but I’ve been around here a while and I’ve never seen someone so unpopular with the majority of posters as RLR is. Even Lions fans can’t seem to stand him. I think it really shows talent and dedication on his part and for that…I would like to thank him.
In no particular order
1.Calgary....hitting on all cylinders
2.Saskatchewan..Joseph looks like the real deal, can beat you running or throwing.
3.Winnipeg...so far Glenns made a lot of good decisions, Armstead's really going to help Stegal.
Calgary can have a dangerous offence... when everyone is clicking, especially Burris. Maybe with the rotation crap over we won't be seeing Jekyll and Hyde anymore...