BKL
09-01-2019, 03:42 PM
When looking at various defensive statistics you can often see yards per rush to right, yards per rush to middle, etc. For example, on the team scouting report is shows on the right hand side the offensive and defensive rushing stats based on direction.
Here's my question: for the defensive statistics, is the direction given from the defense's perspective for the offensive perspective? For example, under defensive statistics, yards per rush to right....suppose it says 5.8. Does that mean that your opponent's offense is rushing on average 5.8 yards to THEIR right (and therefore the defensive left defensive end, left defensive tackle, left CB)? Or does it mean the opponent's offense is rushing on average 5.8 yards to YOUR right (and therefore on the side towards you right defensive end, right defensive tackle, right CB)?
Thanks!
Here's my question: for the defensive statistics, is the direction given from the defense's perspective for the offensive perspective? For example, under defensive statistics, yards per rush to right....suppose it says 5.8. Does that mean that your opponent's offense is rushing on average 5.8 yards to THEIR right (and therefore the defensive left defensive end, left defensive tackle, left CB)? Or does it mean the opponent's offense is rushing on average 5.8 yards to YOUR right (and therefore on the side towards you right defensive end, right defensive tackle, right CB)?
Thanks!