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NO rout NYJ 29-6

NO rout NYJ 29-6

NO dominated NYJ 29-6. NO passing EPA: +8.8 vs NYJ: -21.3.

Key Takeaways

  • Turning point: T.Shough sacked (Q2, 45:00) turning point
  • Key advantage: NO passing EPA: +8.8 vs NYJ: -21.3 why winner won
  • Key failure: NYJ failed on 13/15 third downs (13% conversion rate) why loser lost
  • Game character: one-sided — the winner controlled throughout momentum timeline

NO dominated NYJ 29-6. NO passing EPA: +8.8 vs NYJ: -21.3.

why winner won turning point momentum timeline

The Turning Point

T.Shough sacked (Q2, 45:00). NO's win probability dropped from 62.7% to 52.6% — a 10.1 percentage point swing.

Disrupted the drive while tied game.

turning point

🏈 Drive of the Game

NO 12-play, 93-yard drive (5:20) ending in touchdown (Q3, 06:01). NO's win probability moved from 68.4% to 85.5% — a 17.1 percentage point shift over 12 plays.

NO extended their lead with a scoring drive. Key play (WPA +0.075): (:47) (Shotgun) 6-T.Shough pass deep right to 12-C.Olave for 23 yards, TOUCHDOWN.

drive of game

📈 Game Flow

This was a one-sided affair. The winning team controlled the game from start to finish.

The longest sustained momentum belonged to NO, who gained 23.7 percentage points of win probability during that stretch.

momentum timeline

Why NO Won

NO won 29-6 on the strength of 5 key factors: • NO passing EPA: +8.8 vs NYJ: -21.3 • NO generated -0.5 EPA (-0.006 per play) vs NYJ's -22.5 EPA (-0.356 per play) • NO converted 8/17 third downs (47%) vs NYJ's 2/15 (13%).

why winner won

What Went Wrong for NYJ

NYJ lost 6-29. What went wrong: • NYJ failed on 13/15 third downs (13% conversion rate) • NYJ generated -22.5 EPA (-0.356 per play) • NYJ allowed 8 sacks.

why loser lost

🏁 The Bottom Line

The drive that defined the game: NO 12-play, 93-yard drive (5:20) ending in touchdown (Q3, 06:01). The moment that decided it: T.Shough sacked (Q2, 45:00).

Final score: NO 29-6.

why winner won turning point drive of game

Evidence Sources

NO Play #1009 Drive #15 passing advantage epa advantage third down efficiency third down failures offensive inefficiency pressure allowed

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