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*ISFL Expansion Teams: S25 Roster Comparison - platanocat - 09-29-2020
As we near the beginning of Season 25 in the ISFL, the debut of our two brand new expansion teams is much anticipated. In the mean time, we can only speculate how well these teams with the data currently available to us. With the finalizing of their rosters, I decided to breakdown each team by the amount of TPE at each position. For this analysis, the 22 player active rosters for each team that was available in the TPE Tracker was used.
Quarterback
Advantage: Berlin +284 TPE
Players:
1. Nick Kaepercolin: 833 TPE
2. Sam Howitzer: 549 TPE
Takeaway:
Berlin’s quarterback has the obvious advantage over New York. Berlin will rely on their quarterback to make the flashy plays, while New York will rely on a more concerted team effort to gain offensive yardage.
Running Back
Advantage: Berlin +69 TPE (nice)
Players:
1. Ashley Owens: 679 TPE
2. Joseph Petrongolo: 596 TPE
3. Danny King: 382 TPE
4. Buster Bawls: 230 TPE
Takeaway:
The running back position is a close race between teams. Both teams appear to have partnered a veteran with a new(er) rookie to split their runs.
Wide Receiver
Advantage: New York +202 TPE
Players:
1. Jackson Kingston: 652 TPE
2. Sean Snyder: 639 TPE
3. Susan Cash Jr: 623 TPE
4. Dre Matthews: 446 TPE
5. Taylor Cooper: 327 TPE
6. Harley Frank: 307 TPE
Takeaway:
New York has the clear advantage over Berlin at the wide receiver position. This is part of the ‘concerted effort’ mentioned above that will help New York bolster their weaker quarterback.
Tight End
Advantage: New York +38 TPE
Players:
1. Leon McDavid: 963 TPE
2. Clark Boyd: 651 TPE
3. Cmon Skiuuup: 274 TPE
Takeaway:
The tight end position as an almost even slate. Berlin has the depth and chose to split their talent up, while New York will rely on flashy plays from their elite veteran.
Offensive Line
Advantage: Berlin +356 TPE
Players:
1. Byron Dolls: 530 TPE
2. Douglas Quail: 405 TPE
3. Joey McCabe: 231 TPE
Takeaway:
Berlin has a huge advantage at offensive line. Berlin has both the better veteran player, as well as some fresh talent.
Defensive End
Advantage: New York +211 TPE
Players:
1. Mario VonPebbles: 744 TPE
2. Jayson Kearse: 661 TPE
3. Steco Ocewilder: 615 TPE
4. Stevie Vassallo: 321 TPE
Takeaway:
New York has a pretty large advantage over Berlin. While Berlin has the reigning veteran player, New York has managed to even their talent out almost equally amongst their depth.
Defensive Tackle
Advantage: New York +10 TPE
Players:
1. Bubba Thumper: 1013 TPE
2. Claude Miller II: 659 TPE
3. Hank Steel: 602 TPE
4. Riles McTackle: 258 TPE
Takeaway:
New York and Berlin are essentially tied at defensive tackle. This time Berlin has split their talent evenly while New York has paired their elite veteran with a rookie player.
Linebacker
Advantage: New York +447
Players:
1. Jack Banks: 638 TPE
2. Hingle McCringleberry: 462 TPE
3. Adam Schell: 425 TPE
4. Holden Summers: 403 TPE
5. Hank Winchester: 323 TPE
Takeaway:
New York has a huge advantage here. New York has the thicc bois.
Cornerback
Advantage: Berlin +685 TPE
Players:
1. Asher Quinn: 832 TPE
2. Matt Krause: 676 TPE
3. Jordan Andrews: 422 TPE
4. Tomage McGullager: 380 TPE
5. Dukburg QuakStak: 331 TPE
6. Swantavius Jones: 310 TPE
Takeaway:
Berlin’s advantage at cornerback is astronomical. They have heavily invested in their cornerback position and will expect big results.
Safety
Advantage: New York +286 TPE
Players:
1. Thor Kirkby: 587 TPE
2. Eric Richards: 496 TPE
3. Benoit Blanco: 429 TPE
4. Mac Griddle: 345 TPE
5. Bob Roberts: 279 TPE
Takeaway:
New York with the substantial advantage at safety. Again, the balance is skewed due to New York bolstering positional depth by calling up a rookie player.
Kicker/Punter
Advantage: New York +254 TPE
Players:
1. Dougie Smalls: 732 TPE
2. Karmichael Hunt: 478 TPE
Takeaway:
While New York again has the substantial positional advantage at kicker/punter, they’ll need to make their field goals in the chance that their quarterback can’t finish their drives.
Overall, you can total each team’s points in two ways. You can simply add the total amount of TPE each roster has accumulated as shown:
Berlin Total: 11,357 TPE
New York Total: 11,411 TPE
Or you can total up the amount of advantage points each team has:
Advantage Points:
Berlin: +1394 TPE
New York: +1448
Either way, the total comes out the same; with New York having a +54 TPE advantage over Berlin.
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RE: ISFL Expansion Teams: S25 Roster Comparison - siddhus - 09-29-2020
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