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Front Office Football Eight
2037 Summary for Hanalei Dragons
Year 2037
Record 9-7
Winning Pct. .562
All-Time 120-183-1
Winning Pct. .396
Playoffs 4-1
Playoff Visits 3
Bowl Wins 1
Head Coach Devin McCourty
Record 41-28
Winning Pct. .594
Off. Coord. B. Baker
Def. Coord. C. Burke
Asst. Coach D. Kilgore
Stren. Coord. K. Ellison
Hanalei Dragons Team Rank
Rushes per Game 23.4 29
Rushing Yards 91.2 26
Yards Per Carry 3.89 23
Pass Attempts 40.8 2
Completions 25.6 2
Completion Pct. 62.7 6
Passing Yards 271.2 2
Yards Per Attempt 6.65 12
Yards Per Catch 10.61 12 (T)
Total Yardage Gained 351.7 8
3rd Down Conversions 32.7 20 (T)
Points Per Game 22.6 10
Pass Rush Pct. 24.1 1
Pass Defense Pct. 50.9 16 (T)
Turnovers 30 31 (T)
Turnover Margin -10 32
Opponents Team Rank
Rushes per Game 23.7 6
Rushing Yards 89.6 4
Yards Per Carry 3.78 8
Pass Attempts 35.6 13 (T)
Completions 21.9 18
Completion Pct. 61.6 20 (T)
Passing Yards 222.9 12
Yards Per Attempt 6.26 12
Yards Per Catch 10.16 9
Total Yardage Gained 292.9 3
3rd Down Conversions 29.0 3
Points Per Game 18.7 11
Pass Rush Pct. 19.6 13 (T)
Pass Defense Pct. 44.6 7
Turnovers 20 22 (T)
Week Team Versus Oppnt
1 7 FBK 33
2 22 at SAO 13
3 30 at CHI 31
4 9 at TEX 3
5 15 CDO 30
6 20 MOO 16
8 14 at FBK 27
9 47 at OBX 14
10 42 CPC 14
11 12 OAK 24
12 13 at HOU 20
13 29 CHE 7
14 20 ATL 10
15 30 at OAK 31
16 30 FTW 10
17 22 at CDO 16
$$WC at CDO
Passing Pos Att Comp Yards Y/Att TD Int Rate
5 B. Weber QB 603 381 4139 6.86 27 14 88.6
2 X. Frady QB 49 28 200 4.08 1 3 48.0
**Team --- 652 409 4339 6.65 28 17 85.5
$$Opp --- 570 351 3567 6.26 19 12 81.8
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Rushing Pos Att Yards Y/Att TD Fum
30 D. Fleming RB 304 1058 3.48 2 2
5 B. Weber QB 43 264 6.14 5 7
**Team --- 375 1459 3.89 8 18
$$Opp --- 379 1433 3.78 8 15
Receiving Pos Targ Catch Yards Y/Ctc Y/Tar Drop TD
12 D. Farmer WR 161 84 1081 12.87 6.71 10 9
83 C. West WR 105 69 650 9.42 6.19 6 5
24 C. Blanchard WR 91 61 663 10.87 7.29 3 8
11 O. Arredondo WR 82 56 584 10.43 7.12 2 0
18 L. Jacobs WR 99 55 597 10.85 6.03 5 3
87 R. Hopkins TE 48 30 363 12.10 7.56 1 2
42 G. Scott RB 27 22 95 4.32 3.52 0 1
Defense Pos Tack Asst Sack Hurr Ints Defn PDPct
50 D. Reynolds ILB 97 37 0.0 0 4 10 75.1
59 D. Henry OLB 92 29 5.0 5 0 7 77.3
37 T. Matthews S 80 30 0.0 0 0 6 75.8
36 N. Kurogi CB 50 14 0.0 0 5 11 81.4
95 S. Thomas OLB 46 25 18.5 16 0 2 80.9
75 A. Blackledge DE 42 25 14.5 25 0 3 82.8
41 T. Bordley S 41 18 0.0 0 0 3 77.9
28 S. Flannery S 37 11 0.0 0 2 4 77.6
71 J. Wolcott DT 33 13 6.0 11 0 0 82.0
70 S. Boone DE 32 11 3.5 7 0 0 81.0
99 I. Jacobs DT 28 8 0.5 5 0 0 81.7
27 D. Young CB 28 6 0.0 0 0 7 76.0
98 K. Cambini OLB 28 7 0.0 4 1 4 81.9
45 A. Sexton S 26 14 0.0 0 0 5 78.0
97 E. Rodgers DE 25 10 5.0 9 0 1 79.9
38 S. Owens CB 22 3 0.0 0 0 4 78.2
94 B. Lynch OLB 20 9 0.0 0 0 2 77.8
We go on the road to beat Colorado in Week 17 to sneak into the playoffs as a wild card team. It's our only divisional win, which is pretty strange for a playoff team. Colorado (12-4) hosts us again in the WC Round.
We're a turnover factory, losing 13 of 18 fumbles and throwing 17 picks total. The defense is actually good. The points per game is skewed by the turnovers I think. We were really good on yardage and the box scores were much more consistently sub-300 yards allowed with a few inevitable shootouts thrown in. We were really rarely holding anyone under 300 the last few years.
The pass rush was really good. "LB" Seth Thomas was basically our RDE and racked up 18.5 sacks. LDE Blackledge put up 14.5, which is starting to border on bizarre Khris Davis consistency. His last six totals... 14.5, 12.5, 14.5, 14.5, 14.5, 14.5. Four straight years and five of the last six.
We were just a lot better defensively. Definite slight experiment with playing guys in fewer formations, especially the linemen. Can't really say there's anything massively different in the total plays, but it definitely moved some starts to different guys. I made sure we had our best team in there on 3rd downs, and we were good on 3rd downs. Score one for the Captain Obvious logs.
We were playing two rookie OL. We ended up starting C Fariman and G Eliopolous because it looked like they were ready enough and we might as well get their development/cohesion moving.
We definitely tried to spread the targets around offensively. I think that was good. I'm focused on the turnovers, but it was really the fumbles that got us. And maybe that's just some bad rolls? We could probably spread the targets more. Farmer clocked 161, but he's so far and away our best guy that I'm not sure it makes sense to get away from that. He's probably getting doubled a ton but that 52.2% completion rate on our most targeted dude stands out.
We're definitely different. Will see if we can beat Colorado on the road in back to back weeks here shortly.