Missed Tackles - Wests Tigers

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Most out there would put Kevvy and Nofo short favs but stats are alarming and suggest otherwise

Including Round 20 and sorted by most missed tackles
http://www.nrl.com/stats/telstrapremiership/playerstatistics/tabid/10877/default.aspx
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Tackes / Missed
Luke Brooks
203 75
Mitchell Moses
276 64
Kevin Naiqama
314 47
Chris Lawrence
448 38
David Nofoaluma
126 28
Dene Halatau
371 26
Tim Simona
184 23
Elijah Taylor
370 20
Aaron Woods
356 19
Kyle Lovett
454 18
James Tedesco
54 17
Jordan Rankins
60 15
Josh Aloiai
289 15
Sauaso Sue
319 15
Tim Grant
398 13
Ava Seumanufagai
392 13
Curtis Sironen
185 12
Robbie Farah
302 9
 
@Love the WestsTigers said:
Most out there would put Kevvy and Nofo short favs but stats are alarming and suggest otherwise

Including Round 20 and sorted by most missed tackles
http://www.nrl.com/stats/telstrapremiership/playerstatistics/tabid/10877/default.aspx
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Tackes Missed
Luke Brooks
203 75
Mitchell Moses
276 64
Kevin Naiqama
314 47
Chris Lawrence
448 38
David Nofoaluma
126 28
Dene Halatau
371 26
Tim Simonas
184 23
Elijah Taylor
370 20
Aaron Woods
356 19
Kyle Lovett
454 18
James Tedesco
54 17
Jordan Rankins
60 15
Josh Aloiai
289 15
Sauaso Sue
319 15
Tim Grant
398 13
Ava Seumanufagai
392 13
Curtis Sironen
185 12
Robbie Farah
302 9

Poor old Kev and Nofo don't get close enough to the attacker for it to be put down as mistackle
 
noffa and naiqama are usually so far away from their men that they dont even get to attempt the tackle to miss it.
 
Heard McGreggor mention it in the pressor. 40ish to 22 for this match. Amazing you can win games when you are letting that many problems into your D. Nonsensical how we have the second worst D and running almost in the 8.
 
WT should make it a priority to sign a new, proven defensive coach next year. What we have obviously isn't working.
We need to start again. We look like the under tens out there
 
Possibly over-simplifying things, but breaking those figures down into forwards and backs for a fairer comparison and showing missed tackles as a percentage of made tackles, different pictures emerge.

BACKS
Brooks 36%
Tedesco 31
Rankin 25
Moses 23
Nofoaluma 22
Naiqama 14
Simona 12

FORWARDS
Lawrence 8%
Halatau 7
Sironen 6
Taylor 5
Woods 5
Aloiai 5
Sue 4
Grant 3
Lovett 3
Seumanufagai 3
Farah 2

A little unfair on Chris Lawrence who is a back cum forward, but looking at it another way put him in the backs and he is the best of them rather than the worst of the forwards - possibly why he goes well in the halves? JT might not want a creative hooker, but with Robbie's figures he has to be in there somewhere. Lovett is going really well in the forwards, and good to see first season Aloiai keeping pace with Woods, Taylor, and Jessie. Brooks doesn't come out of this at all well - nor does Teddy, but small samples can be misleading. Kev and Tim as best defenders of the backs are a bit of a surprise.
 
@TYGA said:
The two best defenders are in Reserve Grade.

Elijah Taylor and Aaron Woods are probably the two best defensive players we have. Taylor for his work rate, line speed, cover defence and work in the ruck and Woods for his work in the wrestle - he's good at turtling players.

Farah has a great work rate but doesn't dominate tackles enough to be regarded as our best defender (in my opinion).
 
A fullbacks figures are always going to look worse given they are the last line and have to contend with multiple players running at them in space. Also I think when a player crashes over the line to score with fullback hanging on, it also is deemed a miss.

Be interesting to see Teddy's figures when compared to other fullbacks.
 
@coopy said:
Also I think when a player crashes over the line to score with fullback hanging on, it also is deemed a miss.

Nah they don't count as misses, it's only when a player falls off a tackle.
 
@Nelson said:
@coopy said:
Also I think when a player crashes over the line to score with fullback hanging on, it also is deemed a miss.

Nah they don't count as misses, it's only when a player falls off a tackle.

Thanks
 
There are miss tackles when a player just falls off but is covered by other defenders pretty much straight away…that happened a lot yesterday...

Then there are miss tackles that lead directly to line breaks and points .the crucial one's...we scrambled very well and defended our line against repeats sets against the Dragons...

Same can apply to tackle counts..We have a few Hindmarsh 3rd man flop specialists...

Seumanufagai Sue Grant Taylor and Woods make great first contact...
 

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