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Annual Special Teams Ranking by that Guy in Dallas
The Bills made the greatest leap in the rankings, moving from 31st in 2013 to second in 2014. Buffalo ranked in the Top 5 in both kickoff and punt coverage.
RANK
TEAM
POINTS
1
PHILADELPHIA
201.5
2
BUFFALO
227.5
3
NEW ENGLAND
233.5
Nice to see the improvement in our Special Teams. I'm sure most of you guys noticed it during the season, but it's cool to see a neutral person put some arbitrary numbers on it.
Re: Annual Special Teams Ranking by that Guy in Dallas
I'm quite impressed. Mainly because although it was obvious we had improved greatly, I was expecting to be top 5-10, rather than 2nd.
The other thing it does do for me, is confirm the notion that with even a moderate offense, this team can certainly win more games, assuming the D and STs keep up their sides.
Re: Annual Special Teams Ranking by that Guy in Dallas
The Bills made the greatest leap in the rankings, moving from 31st in 2013 to second in 2014. Buffalo ranked in the Top 5 in both kickoff and punt coverage.
Re: Annual Special Teams Ranking by that Guy in Dallas
Remember when everyone wanted to run Crossman out of town ? It's just like the sour opinions on the asst. coaches Rex brought in. Means little. Those guys were once on winning teams...because THEY HAD THE PLAYERS.
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