Season Wrapup

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Playoff Summary

Now that our last week of regular season action is complete, let's look at our playoff teams.

AFC
  • #1 Seed - 199 Jacksonville Jaguars
  • #2 Seed - 2007 New England Patriots
  • #3 Seed - 1974 Oakland Raiders
  • #4 Seed - 2000 Baltimore Ravens
  • #5 Seed - 1969 NY Jets
  • #6 Seed - 2012 Houston Texans
NFC
  • #1 Seed - 1962 Green Bay Packers
  • #2 Seed - 1998 Atlanta Falcons
  • #3 Seed - 2013 Seattle Seahawks
  • #4 Seed - 2017 Philadelphia Eagles
  • #5 Seed - 2015 Arizona Cardinals
  • #6 Seed - 2015 Carolina Panthers
This means the playoff bracket looks like this:
(or click here to view the spreadsheet)


Standings


AFC EastWinLossTieWin %PFPAHomeAwayAFC
** 2007 NE Patriots115068.75%4222598-03-59-3
[W] 1968 NY Jets115068.75%3903336-25-38-4
1972 Miami Dolphins106062.50%3512735-35-37-5
1991 Buffalo610037.50%2904094-42-64-8
AFC NorthWinLossTieWin %PFPAHomeAwayAFC
** 2000 Baltimore97056.25%3132864-45-37-5
1988 Cincinatti88050.00%3352854-44-45-7
1976 Pittsburgh79043.75%2373184-43-56-6
1969 Cleveland11506.25%2314120-82-60-12
AFC SouthWinLossTieWin %PFPAHomeAwayAFC
** 1999 Jacksonville115068.75%3523115-36-29-3
[W] 2012 Houston106062.50%3463035-35-38-4
2008 Tennessee97056.25%2732486-23-57-5
1968 Baltimore (Indianapolis)87153.33%3522935-33-4-16-6
AFC WestWinLossTieWin %PFPAHomeAwayAFC
** 1974 Oakland106062.50%2942955-24-46-5
1969 Kansas City79043.75%2792514-43-54-8
1979 San Diego Chargers79043.75%2633464-43-56-6
1997 Denver412025.00%2323282-52-62-9


NFC EastWinLossTieWin %PFPAHomeAwayNFC
** 2017 Philadelphia97056.25%3463605-34-47-5
1991 Washington97056.25%3532917-12-67-5
1992 Dallas412025.00%2553683-51-73-9
1986 NY Giants313018.75%2454113-50-82-10
NFC NorthWinLossTieWin %PFPAHomeAwayNFC
** 1962 Green Bay133081.25%3631797-16-211-1
1985 Chicago97056.25%3092985-34-46-6
1991 Detroit79043.75%3333775-32-67-5
1975 Minnesota79043.75%3273335-32-64-8
NFC SouthWinLossTieWin %PFPAHomeAwayNFC
** 1998 Atlanta115068.75%4692957-14-48-4
[W] 2015 Carolina97056.25%3163316-23-57-5
2002 Tampa Bay78146.67%3143035-2-12-64-8
2009 New Orleans610037.50%3233774-42-66-6
NFC WestWinLossTieWin %PFPAHomeAwayNFC
** 2013 Seattle106062.50%3162856-24-47-5
[W] 2015 Arizona106062.50%4363687-13-58-4
1973 LA Rams97056.25%2582544-45-36-6
1989 San Fran313018.75%2514052-61-73-9


League Leaders (Final)

As usual, I'll try to hit highlights here, but instead focus on just the top for the league since I've provided files for each conference.
  • Rushing, Avg. Y/C: McCutcheon ('73 LAR) - 5.5
  • Receiving, Avg. Y/R: Maynard ('68 NYJ) - 22.5
  • Rushing, Total Yds: Barry Sanders ('91 DET) - 2,125
  • Receiving, Total Yds: Mathis ('98 ATL) - 1,652
  • Receiving, Total Rec:  Welker ('07 NE) - 106
  • All-Purpose, Total Yds: Barry Sanders ('91 DET) - 2,456
  • Scoring (Non-Kicker): Barry Sanders ('91 DET) - 126
  • Rushing, Total TD's: Jamal Anderson ('98 ATL) - 19
  • Receiving, Total TD's: Keyshawn Johnson ('02 TB) - 14
  • Passing, Completion %: Drew Brees ('09 NO) - 64.4
  • Passing, QB Rating: Tom Brady ('07 NE) - 94.9
  • Passing, Total Yds: Brad Johnson ('02 TB) - 4,353
  • Passing, Total TDs : Tom Brady ('07 NE) - 31
  • KO Returns, Avg. Yds : Hart ('74 OAK) - 33.0
  • Punt Returns, Avg. Yds: .Gray ('91 DET) - 16.9
  • Punting, Avg. Yds: D.Jones ('02 HOU) - 47.6
  • Scoring (Kickers) : Andersen ('98 ATL) - 141
  • Field Goal % : Butler ('85 CHI) - 95.2
  • Interceptions : Krause ('75 MIN) - 11
  • Sacks : Youngblood ('73 LAR) - 20
  • Total OFF, Avg. Yds/Gm : '98 ATL - 375.9
  • Total DEF, Avg. Yds/Gm : '62 GB - 227.7
  • Rushing OFF : '72 MIA - 3,455 yds
  • Rushing DEF : '98 ATL - 1,339 yds
  • Passing OFF: '02 TB - 4,434 yds
  • Passing DEF: ''62 GB - 2,178 yds
  • Scoring OFF: '98 ATL - 469 points
  • Scoring DEF: '62 GB - 179 points
  • Turnover Margin: '72 MIA - 1.8
Also, with the season ending, I have League Records available, which look great. Some highlights not available from above:
  • Longest Run: Icky Woods ('88 CIN) - 83 yards (TD)
  • Longest Pass/Catch: Cam Newton - ??? ('15 Carolina) - 84 yards (TD)
  • Passing INT's: Dawson ('69 KC) - 36
  • Longest KO Return: Scott ('69 CLE) - 102 yards (TD)
  • Longest Punt Return: Gordon ('97 DEN) - 95 yards (TD)
  • Punts: Hentrich ('08 TEN) - 105
  • FG's Made: Stover ('98 ATL) - 32
  • Longest FG: Gostkowski ('07 NE) - 54
  • Interception Yards: Mills ('17 PHI) - 224
  • Interception TD's: Mills ('17 PHI) - 2
  • Longest INT: Thomas ('74 OAK) - 93 (TD)
  • Margin of Victory: '62 GB - 11.5
  • Most Fumbles: '69 KC (45)
  • Penalties/Gm: '13 SEA (10.6)
  • First Downs/Gm: '07 NE - 23.5
  • OFF Gains/Rush: '91 DET - 5.0
  • OFF Yds/Comp: '68 NYJ - 16.8
  • DEF Gains/Rush: '76 PIT - 3.1
  • DEF Yds/Comp: '62 GB - 8.1
  • DEF Yards/Gm: '62 GB - 136.1
  • DEF Comp %: '12 HOU - 48.5
  • DEF Punt Return Avg: '72 MIA - 5.9

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