What is tot in football?
The acronym TOT stands for total and it is used to signify the number of touchdowns that a player has scored. In most cases, this term is used to display the total touchdowns a player has regardless if they are passing, rushing or receiving.
What does tot mean in football defense?
Football Glossary
| Stat Abbreviations | |
|---|---|
| Abbreviation | Definition |
| Tot | Total |
| XP | Extra Point |
| XPA | Extra Point Attempt |
What does FD mean in football?
Passing
| TD | – | Passing Touchdowns |
|---|---|---|
| FD | – | Passing First Downs |
| LONG | – | Longest Pass |
| INT | – | Interceptions |
| DROP | – | Incomplete passes due to dropping |
What is PDEF in football?
Fumble Recoveries Returned For Touchdown. SCK. Sacks. PDEF. Passes Defensed.
What does TFL mean in football?
Tackle for loss
Tackle for loss, a gridiron football defensive play.
What is RZ mean in fantasy football?
“RZ” is an abbreviation you might see in a Game Center/Stat Tracker when “watching” your matchups online. This simply is an alert that your player’s team is in the “red zone”, or inside the opponent’s 20-yard line. This doesn’t affect fantasy scoring or a player’s eligibility/status at all.
What is a tot tackle?
TOT – Total tackles. SOLO – Unassisted tackles. AST – Assisted tackles. SACK – Total sacks. STF – Stuffs: see TLOSS.
What does Qbrec mean in football?
Total quarterback rating (abbreviated as total QBR or simply QBR) is a proprietary statistic created by ESPN in 2011 to measure the performance of quarterbacks in American football.
What does FF mean in football?
Forced Fumbles
Football Glossary
| Stat Abbreviations | |
|---|---|
| Abbreviation | Definition |
| FF | Forced Fumbles |
| FG | Field Goal |
| FGA | Field Goal Attempt |
Do sacks count as TFL?
It’s clear that PFR records TFLs as separate from sacks, but ESPN lists sacks as a subset of TFLs. So, to answer your question by using your example, a player with 7 sacks in one season, and 81 tackles, and 23 tackles for loss had 81 total tackles, 7 of which were sacks.
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