Post by Reignman on Dec 2, 2019 19:23:43 GMT -6
Offseason project, Reignman. Have kickers always been this bad or are we just noticing it now? Because man, it seems like it's getting worse!
YEAR FG/ATT PCT 50+/ATT PCT PAT/ATT PCT
2002 737/951 77.5 44/84 52.4 1148/1165 98.5
2003 756/954 79.3 45/93 48.4 1110/1128 98.4
2004 703/870 80.8 53/91 58.2 1179/1189 99.2
2005 783/967 81.0 48/92 52.2 1099/1114 98.7
2006 767/942 81.4 40/85 47.1 1124/1135 99.0
2007 795/960 82.8 45/95 47.4 1165/1178 98.9
2008 845/1000 84.5 66/104 63.5 1170/1176 99.5
2009 756/930 81.3 55/104 52.9 1165/1185 98.3
2010 789/959 82.3 59/108 54.6 1207/1221 98.9
2011 838/1011 82.9 90/140 64.3 1200/1207 99.4
2012 852/1016 83.9 92/151 60.9 1229/1235 99.5
2013 863/998 86.5 96/143 67.1 1262/1267 99.6
2014 829/987 84.0 94/154 61.0 1222/1230 99.4
2015 834/987 84.5 104/160 65.0 1146/1217 94.2 (PAT moved back to the 15)
2016 850/1009 84.2 85/150 56.7 1119/1195 93.6
2017 866/1027 84.3 107/154 69.5 1066/1134 94.0
2018 802/947 84.7 97/152 63.8 1164/1235 94.3
2019 591/741 79.8 59/111 53.2 820/879 93.3 (worst PAT pct since 1979)
So there you have it. League cruising along steady at a mid 80's conversion rate for 15 years, then boom, we're back to early 2000's level FG conversions for some reason. We have 15 teams at 75% or worse. Last year there were only 4 teams. And for once it's not the Vikings, who are 8th at converting 88.2% of FG's. Only 93.8% of PAT's however, which is 17th.
The entire league missed only 5 PAT's in 2013, but the Bucs, Patriots, Colts, and Texans have all missed 5 PAT's by themselves already this year.