Offensive comparison 2014 to 2015
Posted by on January 11, 2016 – 9:55 amAs we covered on Buffalobills.com today the Bills offense made a number of positive strides in 2015. Considering it was year one in a new system with a first-year starter at quarterback the results hold a lot of promise for 2016. Below we take a look at how the numbers put up by the offense in 2015 compare to that of a season ago under the previous regime.
Buffalo’s offense under Greg Roman was better in almost every single category in 2015 compared to 2014. Here’s a look at some of the most recognized statistical categories.
Offensive categories | 2014 season | 2015 season |
Total offense (yds/gm) | 26th (318.5) | 13th (361) |
Yards per play | 28th (5.0) | 8th (5.7) |
Rushing yds/game | 25th (92.6) | 1st (152) |
Avg. yds/carry | 26th (3.7) | 1st (4.8) |
Passing yds/game | 18th (226) | 28th (209) |
Sacks/play | 19th (39 total) | 27th (42 total) |
First downs | 28th (273) | 28th (297) |
3rd down conv. Pct. | 26th (36.7%) | 21st (38%) |
Points per game | 18th (21.4) | 12th (23.7) |
Red zone TD pct. | 29th (43%) | 24th (50%) |
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