Game Statistics
Kick Off
Total number of free kicks where the ball was placed on a tee (or held) at the kicking team's 35-yard line.
Return
Total number of special teams play in which one team kicks the ball, either during a kickoff or punt, and the other team runs the ball back with a returner.
End Of Play
Pre-Snap
Total number of movements by a player aligned off the ball in the backfield while the ball is snapped.
Standard Play
Extra Point
Punt
Snap
Total number of backward passes from the center to the quarterback.
Pass Completed
Total number of successful catches by an offensive player who then could maintain possession of the ball.
Touchdown
Total number of times when the ball was on, above, or behind the plane of the opponents' goal line.
Rush
On the offensive side, "rushing the ball" or simply "rushing" refers to running plays. This is when the offense hands off the football to a running back (or occasionally a quarterback) who attempts to carry the ball forward by running it. The offensive line's job is to create openings or "holes" in the defense for the running back to gain yardage. The number of rushing attempts, yards gained, and touchdowns scored on the ground are important statistics in American football.
Extra Point Attempt
It is a play that occurs immediately after a team scores a touchdown.
Extra Point Made
Defensive Recover
It refers to a play in which a defensive player successfully gains possession of the football after it has been fumbled (i.e., dropped or lost control of) by an offensive player.
Pass Incompleted
Fumble
A situation where a player who is in possession of the ball loses control of it, allowing the ball to become free and potentially recoverable by either team.
Punt
A special play where a team kicks the ball to the opposing team on fourth down, typically used to switch possession and gain field position.
Return
It refers to the act of a player receiving a kicked ball (such as a kickoff or punt) and attempting to advance it by running up the field in the opposite direction toward the opponent's end zone.
Pass Intercepted
It's when a defensive player catching a forward pass thrown by the quarterback intended for an offensive player, resulting in a change of possession, with the defense gaining control of the ball.
Penalty
Accepted
Off Setting
Field Goal Attempt
When a team tries to score by kicking the football through the opponent's goalposts from a distance, typically on a fourth down or as an alternative to a touchdown attempt in certain situations.
Field Goal Made
2PT Conversion Attempt
It is a play in which the scoring team tries to score an additional two points by running or passing the ball into the end zone from a short distance, typically 2 or 3 yards, instead of attempting a standard extra point kick.
2PT Conversion Made
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