Titans player rankings - by the Stats

[Supergoose]

So, Supergoose here plays a manual, e-mail fantasy league game which allocates points for everything from tries to 40/20s, tackle busts to ineffective tackles and errors. For interests sake - I thought I'd see how the Titans player ranked each round they play. I'll post them here after each round.

[Supergoose]

Player Rankings for Round 1 in loss to the Sharks (PS. points are divided by minutes played so it looks at point production per minute)

1. Ryan James
2. David Taylor
3. Nate Myles
4. Luke Douglas
5. Luke Bailey
6. Aidan Sezer
7. Greg Bird
8. David Mead
9. Ashley Harrison
10.Albert Kelly
11.Beau Falloon
12.Ben Ridge
13.Matt Srama
14.Kevin Gordon
15.Jamal Idris
16.William Zillman
17.Brad Takairangi

[Supergoose]

Player Rankings for Round 2 in victory against the Raiders (Seasons average in brackets)

1. Matt Srama (7)
2. Ryan James (1.5)
3. Luke Douglas (3.5)
4. Albert Kelly (7)
5. Nate Myles (4)
6. William Zillman (11)
7. Ashley Harrison (8)
8. Beau Falloon (9.5)
9. Greg Bird (8)
10.Jamal Idris (12.5)
11.David Taylor (6.5)
12.Luke Bailey (8.5)
13.Aidan Sezer (9.5)
14.Kevin Gordon (14)
15.Brad Takairangi (16)
16.Ben Ridge (14)
17.David Mead (12.5)

[Supergoose]

Player Rankings for Round 3 in victory against Manly

1. Ryan James (1.33)
2. Luke Douglas (3)
3. Luke Bailey (6.67)
4. Nate Myles (4)
5. David Taylor (6)
6. Beau Falloon (8.33)
7. Ashley Harrison (7.67)
8. Albert Kelly (7.33)
9. Greg Bird (8.33)
10. Ben Ridge (12.67)
11. Jamal Idris (12)
12. Matt Srama (8.67)
13. Aidan Sezer (10.67)
14. David Mead (13)
15. Brad Takairangi (15.67)
16. Kevin Gordon (14.67)
17. William Zillman (13)

[Supergoose]

So James and Douglas are smashing out excellent numbers while they are out there as is Nate Myles. The remarkable Luke Bailey continues to defy his veteran status and Falloon and Srama are proving excellent foils for each other. Taylor is paying his way but it would be good to run some plays for big Jamal to burst onto the ball in between defenders as his numbers don't reflect the size of the impact he is producing.

[TitansFan2020]

I don't really get it to be honest haha

[Titanic]

I'm with you TG, get it? Nope :-(

[teke]

Same I don't get it either.

Hard to do forwards v backs aswell

[Supergoose]

I'll post some more details about how the calculations are done in the next couple of days. I'll see how I go posting up the actual stats table for the Titans too.

[ozynorts]

Not sure how it is done but it doesn't paint a good picture for Zillman and Takairangi

[Rage]

Would be keen to see how these stats are being calculated. Sometimes a player may play well but not reflected in stats. A good example is Horo I think who was scoring pretty poorly in rounds 1 and 2 with FoxStats, but was running some good decoy runs e.t.c that led to some tries.