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Toledo

What Toledo calls on every down, distance and part of the field, and how often each call works.

Every play is counted, so these tables line up with a box score. "Close-game plays only" leaves out snaps after a game is decided, when teams stop calling plays the way they normally do.

Keys for improvement: offense

43%

Toledo's plays work 43% of the time (149 of 345). All teams: 44%. That is about average. A play "works" when it stays on schedule: half the distance on first down, 70% on second, all of it on third or fourth.

What would help most

79%of throws to him work

Get the ball to B. Hammer

J. Richter to B. Hammer works 79% of the time (15 of 19 throws, 16 caught, 16.7 yards a throw). Everything else through the air works 39%. He gets 11% of the targets.

42%passes that work

Throw it more on 2nd & 7+

On 2nd & 7+ they run 49% of the time, but runs work 24% (8 of 34) and passes work 42% (15 of 36).

The players behind it

62%completions

J. Richter

J. Richter has completed 112 of 180 passes (62%), and 42% of his throws keep the offense on schedule.

24 of 46caught

A. Dabbs

A. Dabbs: 24 catches on 46 targets, 7.8 yards a target, and 43% of throws his way work.

17 of 27caught

T. Crosby Jr.

T. Crosby Jr.: 17 catches on 27 targets, 6.9 yards a target, and 41% of throws his way work.

16 of 19caught

B. Hammer

B. Hammer: 16 catches on 19 targets, 16.7 yards a target, and 79% of throws his way work.

5.7yards a carry

C. Walendzak

C. Walendzak: 63 carries, 5.7 yards a carry, and 48% of his runs work.

6.2yards a carry

C. Miller

C. Miller: 59 carries, 6.2 yards a carry, and 47% of his runs work.

Best at

63%all teams 48%

Running in the red zone

Running in the red zone works 63% of the time, against 48% for all teams (12 of 19 plays).

50%all teams 38%

Passing in the red zone

Passing in the red zone works 50% of the time, against 38% for all teams (13 of 26 plays).

79%all teams 69%

Running on 3rd and short

Small sample

Running on 3rd and short (1-3 yards) works 79% of the time, against 69% for all teams (11 of 14 plays).

Worst at

31%all teams 51%

Passing on 2nd and medium

Small sample

Passing on 2nd and medium (4-6) works 31% of the time, against 51% for all teams (4 of 13 plays).

24%all teams 31%

Running on 2nd and long

Running on 2nd and long (7 or more) works 24% of the time, against 31% for all teams (8 of 34 plays).

19%all teams 26%

Passing on 3rd and long

Passing on 3rd and long (7 or more) works 19% of the time, against 26% for all teams (5 of 27 plays).

From 6 games through week 6, garbage time left out. Every line compares this team with all FBS teams in the same spot and shows the count behind it. "Small sample" means fewer than 15 plays, so treat it as a lead, not a fact. Copy puts the line on your clipboard, ready to paste.

Advanced numbers: offense

Efficiency

Plays that work
43%all teams 43%
77th of 138
Runs that work
44%all teams 43%
80th of 138
Passes that work
43%all teams 42%
74th of 138
Third downs converted
39%all teams 39%
79th of 138
Standard downs that workAny first down, second and 7 or less, and third or fourth and 4 or less.
50%all teams 48%
54th of 138
Passing downs that workSecond and 8 or more, and third or fourth and 5 or more.
28%all teams 30%
92nd of 138
Red zone plays that work
56%all teams 43%
15th of 133
Middle eight plays that workThe last four minutes of the first half and the first four of the second.
57%all teams 43%
10th of 138
Big plays, share of snapsRuns of 10 yards or more and passes of 20 or more.
12%all teams 12%
70th of 138
Average third down, yards to go
6.9all teams 7.1
68th of 138

Running

Runs stuffed for no gain
13%all teams 16%
29th of 138
Runs of 4 yards or more
53%all teams 49%
45th of 138
Short yardage runs convertedRuns on third or fourth down with 2 yards or less to go.
71%all teams 71%
76th of 131

Disruption

Havoc plays allowedTackles for loss, sacks, passes broken up, interceptions and forced fumbles, as a share of snaps.
12%all teams 15%
31st of 138
Sacks allowed, per dropback
1%all teams 6%
4th of 138

Drives

Average drive start, own yard line
31.1all teams 29.5
43rd of 138
Yards per drive
38.6all teams 33.0
39th of 138
Points per drive
2.67all teams 2.07
41st of 138
Available yards gainedEach drive could gain at most the distance to the end zone. This is the share actually gained.
56%all teams 47%
35th of 138

The rank is among FBS teams, with 1st the best for an offense, and the bar fills toward the best. Garbage time is left out. These are plain rates, not adjusted for opponent. A drive's points count the touchdown with its extra point or a field goal.

407 plays across 6 games. Run rate 51%. The quarterback has 10 of 208 runs, and the feed cannot tell a designed keeper from a scramble.

By down and distance

SituationPlaysRunAll teams run HandoffsQB runsPasses
1st & 1-3 * 5 100% 86% 100% of 5 - -
1st & 4-6 * 1 100% 73% 0% of 1 - -
1st & 7+ 176 56% 56% 44% of 97 0% of 2 49% of 77
2nd & 1-3 15 47% 66% 57% of 7 - 75% of 8
2nd & 4-6 28 50% 58% 38% of 13 100% of 1 36% of 14
2nd & 7+ 84 54% 45% 24% of 42 0% of 3 41% of 39
3rd & 1-3 19 84% 71% 81% of 16 - 100% of 3
3rd & 4-6 29 24% 30% 50% of 6 0% of 1 50% of 22
3rd & 7+ 35 23% 24% 20% of 5 33% of 3 18% of 27
4th & 1-3 10 50% 65% 60% of 5 - 20% of 5
4th & 4-6 * 3 33% 17% 0% of 1 - 50% of 2
4th & 7+ * 2 0% 12% - - 50% of 2

By field position

SituationPlaysRunAll teams run HandoffsQB runsPasses
Backed up (own 1-19) 29 52% 54% 38% of 13 0% of 2 36% of 14
Own side (own 20-49) 180 50% 48% 42% of 86 0% of 4 44% of 90
Opponent side (50 to the 21) 141 52% 50% 41% of 70 50% of 4 42% of 67
Red zone (20 and in) 57 51% 62% 59% of 29 - 50% of 28

By score

SituationPlaysRunAll teams run HandoffsQB runsPasses
Trailing by 9+ 77 31% 44% 32% of 22 0% of 2 43% of 53
Within one score 226 51% 51% 46% of 110 0% of 5 42% of 111
Leading by 9+ 104 66% 59% 44% of 66 67% of 3 49% of 35

Handoffs, QB runs, and Passes show how often the play worked and how many there were. Run includes QB runs. * means fewer than 10 plays, so treat it as noise. Data from CollegeFootballData.com.

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