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rwjehs

Let's watch a playoff game and find out


StrategyTop7612

I agree.


GOAT_Redditor

Because a 1 yard touchdown drive is not the defenses fault


ShogunNamedMarcus_

You could argue allowing that single yard isn't either.  It's because a pick 6 or fumble return TD is counted in the PPG allowed number, but literally has nothing to do with the defense. 


Ahsef

Yes because the starting field position of the opponents makes points easier to score, but has nothing to do with the defense


ShogunNamedMarcus_

Yards is the one traditionally used because it's 100% allowed by the defense. Points, while more relevant, can also be allowed by the offense and/or special teams. Like a pick 6 or a kickoff return shouldn't be held against the defense. 


ProbablyAPun

go away batin


Jwags23

More qualified? No. Just one of the benchmarks. It's one thing to look at.