Bucs vs Steelers Drive Chart

I am all for ~~stealing~~ borrowing good ideas. This is one I ran across at TomahawkNation that they have learned from FootballOutsiders. It is largely used in their college game evaluation, but I believe it will give us some good insight into the weekly professional games as well. It's simply a drive chart.

Team	Qtr.	FP	Potential	Gained	Plays	%	YPP	3-Out	Explosive	Result/TOP
Pitt	1	Own 14	86	3	2	3.4	3	N	N	INT - 0:40
Pitt	1	Own 23	77	6	4	7.82	2.0	Y	N	Punt-1:33
Pitt	1	TB 45	45	45	2	100	22.5	N	Y	TD-0:42
Pitt	2	Own 33	67	67	6	100	11.2	N	Y	TD - 3:49
Pitt	2	TB 44	44	44	2	100	22	N	Y	TD - 0:47
Pitt	2	Own 21	79	79	11	100	7.2	N	N	TD - 4:02
Pitt	3	Own 37	63	26	5	41.3	5.2	N	N	TOD - 2:50
Pitt	3	Own 41	59	53	8	89.0	6.6	N	N	FG - 4:21
Pitt	4	Own 4	96	64	8	66.6	8.0	N	N	INT - 5:25
			616	387	48	62.8%	8.1	1	3	TOP - 26:54
TB	1	Pitt 31	31	9	3	29.0	3.0	Y	N	FG - 1:58
TB	1	Own 9	91	6	3	6.6	2.0	Y	N	Punt - 1:24
TB	1	Own 21	79	74	15	93.7	4.9	N	N	FG - 8:45
TB	2	Own 23	77	12	4	15.6	3.0	N	N	Fumble - 1:53
TB	2	Own 28	72	27	6	37.5	4.5	N	N	Punt - 2:39
TB	3	Own 39	61	-4	3	-6.5	-1.3	Y	N	Punt - 1:53
TB	3	Own 37	63	1	6	1.5	0.16	N	N	Punt - 1:58
TB	3	Own 20	80	63		78.5	5	N	Y	INT/TD - 2:15
Total			554	188	40	34%	4.7	3	1	TOP 33:06

I attempted to take out garbage time drives from both teams because I want to get a more accurate depiction of what happened. Again, this model is from Football Outsiders. An explosive drive is any drive that is over 10YPP.

I will let you draw your own conclusions but I will point out a couple of things.

The Buccaneers failed to finish 3 drives in which a touchdown was achievable. One was a stalled drive, one in which Faine stepped on Freeman's foot that made it difficult to get the 6 and another by an Interception that was tipped at the LOS and caught
4 Touchdown Drives in a row. 3 of which were explosive drives (all in the first half).
Our average starting field position was at the 31.