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Originally Posted by TambaBerry
thats one thing andy is absolute garbage at is challenging plays. Like **** man
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This assertion caught my interest, so I looked it up. (Source is Pro Football Reference.)
Adam Gase - 4-7 (57%)
Todd Bowles - 8-17 (47%)
Sean McDermott - 1-6 (16%)
Bill Belichick - 44-110 (40%)
John Harbaugh - 43-93 (46%)
Marvin Lewis - 44-92 (47.8%)
Hue Jackson - 2-3 (66%)
Mike Tomlin - 32-67 (47.7%)
Mike Vrabel - 0-1 (00.0%)
Doug Marrone - 18-29 (62%)
Frank Reich - 0-0 (Seriously, what's the point?)
Bill O'Brien - 12-27 (44.4%)
Vance Joseph - 1-5 (20%)
Anthony Lynn - 7-13 (53.8%)
Jon Gruden - 30-82 (36.5%)
Doug Pederson - 9-18 (You guys know this one.)
Jay Gruden - 10-23 (43.4%)
Jason Garrett - 21-42 (You guys know this one, too.)
Pat Shurmur - 1-4 (25.000000 %)
Matt Nagy - 0-0 (Nags gets all the good refs.)
Mike Zimmer - 11-25 (44%)
Mike McCarthy - 47-93 (50.5%)
Matt Patricia - 1-2 (Think half a pi(e))
Dirk Koetter - 2-4 (50.0%)
Sean Payton - 41-96 (42.7%)
Ron Rivera - 23-47 (48.9%)
Dan Quinn - 4-9 (44%)
Sean McVay - 3-7 (42.8%)
Pete Carroll - 35-73 (47.9%)
Kyle Shanahan - 6-7 (85.7%)
Steve Wilks - 0-0 (I think this is infinity, right here.)
Wally - 52-111 (46.8%)
This is interesting, though ... 111 career challenges is a bloody ton of challenges. That's probably top 5 (or so) all-time in number of challenges. He was worse at Philly, much better in KC. This year, he's 1 for 1 (100%).
I haven't developed an algorithm that will establish either the mean or the nice ... however, my guess is that, the more you challenge, the more likely you are to wind up with a 50% success rate (or thereabouts).
Summary: Wally ain't so bad. He just challenges a lot.
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