Just individual for now because there are games still to be played, which may still impact:
Chad Kelly led the Argos with 2,451 yards passing and 10 touchdowns and 8 interceptions on 67.8% passing.
Ka'Deem Carey led the Argos with 1,060 rushing yards and a 5.5 yard averag, McMahon had 288 yards and a 6.0 yard average. Adeboboye had 244 yards, but just 3.9 YPC, which is unfortunate.
Makai Polk led the Argos with 1,02 yards followed by Coxie (860) and Daniels (622). Polk led the team with 5 touchdown receptions.
Jake Ceresna and Ralph Holley led the team with 8 sacks apiece, Royce Metchie led with 87 tackles and DaShaun Amos led with 5 interceptions.
Lirim Hajrullahu was 55 of 61 on field goals for 90.2% and Haggerty had 4573 punting yards, but CFL.ca doesn't list # of punts so I can't average it ouf for you.
Argos regular season statisical round-up
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Re: Argos regular season statisical round-up
According to TSN app, Haggerty had an average of 50.3 on 91 punts for 4,573 yards. Julien for the Elks had a crazy 54 yard average, with 15 singles, so I think that contributed to his high average
Re: Argos regular season statisical round-up
Regarding team statistics, the Argos scored more points than any team in the league, despite having their starting QB for only 8 of 18 games. The Argos scored 515 points this season (28.61 points per game). They allowed the 6th most points in the league at 479 points (26.61 points per game).
Re: Argos regular season statisical round-up
I don't think all 479 of those points are on the defense, but yikes.ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2024 12:26 am Regarding team statistics, the Argos scored more points than any team in the league, despite having their starting QB for only 8 of 18 games. The Argos scored 515 points this season (28.61 points per game). They allowed the 6th most points in the league at 479 points (26.61 points per game).
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Re: Argos regular season statisical round-up
Sounds right, defence has been an Argos weakness all year, unlike defence as our strength in 2023. We just lost too many starters.Will wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2024 10:19 amI don't think all 479 of those points are on the defense, but yikes.ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2024 12:26 am Regarding team statistics, the Argos scored more points than any team in the league, despite having their starting QB for only 8 of 18 games. The Argos scored 515 points this season (28.61 points per game). They allowed the 6th most points in the league at 479 points (26.61 points per game).
We did replace some defensive starters with good, solid 2024 players, but not all of them.
IMO biggest drop-off from 2023 has been in the secondary.