Prairie Falcons Defense · Weapons of Mass Destruction scoring
Every stat converted to WMD points. Tall red bars are tackle volume; gold is splash production.
Share of total defensive points earned by each category.
Re-read from scratch every time a game is saved, edited or deleted. The findings that matter most right now rise to the top, so this section changes as the season does.
Stacked by stat category so you can see whether a big night came from volume tackling or from splash plays.
Where the defense's points are actually being earned — up front, at linebacker, or on the back end. Split the same way as the leaderboard: red is tackle points, gold is splash.
Total WMD points across every logged game. Split shows tackle points vs splash-play points.
Share of a player's credited tackles made solo. High rate = wraps up alone. Low rate = arrives late or needs help. Minimum 3 tackles.
Total defensive points banked by the whole unit, game by game.
Plotted on their own scale so the lines stay readable. Watch for a player whose line flattens while the team climbs.
Opponent yards per game, split rushing and passing. Charted off the game sheet, so a game without it entered is left out rather than drawn as a zero.
What the opponent scored, game by game. Read it next to the points this defense banked — a big WMD night that still gave up 20 is worth a look on film.
Raw counts, not points. Useful for spotting a pass rush that disappeared or a secondary that woke up.
Varsity football, pulled from MaxPreps. Results fill in as the season goes.
Conference record first, overall record second.
Pick the opponent, then fill a row per player. Leave a stat blank for zero. Points calculate live using the scoring values at the bottom of this page.
Enter his plays, then count each loaf under its number. Every loaf is worth one, so the counts add up to his loafs, and loafs over plays is his Loaf % — 35 plays with 10 loafs is 28.6%. The counts build the loaf web on his profile.
The opponent's night. Optional — leave a box empty and it stays out of the averages rather than counting as a zero.
Select the rows in your spreadsheet, copy, and paste them here — headers included. It works out which column is which, matches the names against your roster, and fills the sheet above so you can check it before saving. Nothing is saved until you press Save Game.
The full 44-player roster is already loaded with jersey numbers. New players show up in every dropdown immediately and sit at zero until they record a stat.
A position puts a player in a group, and the group is what his profile compares him against. Without one he is measured against the whole defense, which makes a lineman look like a poor cover man and a corner look like a poor tackler. Type or pick a position and it saves when you leave the box.
The multiplier applied to each stat. These match row 2 of the WMD sheet. TFL is set to 2 — the sheet charted it but never assigned a value, so the staff set one here. Change any value and every total on the dashboard recalculates.