Loveland Reporter-Herald · Aug 11, 2017
Colorado State offense looks for better production
Colorado State's offense enters 2017 looking for better production from a unit that was really good last season. (Mike Brohard / Loveland Reporter-Herald)
Offensive Output
Colorado State's offensive numbers were among the best in the nation last year, thanks to an explosive finish. Here's what the Rams will be trying to surpass this season:
Red-zone offense — 4th nationally. 50 scores (42 touchdowns) in 53 opportunities
Sacks allowed — T8th, 1.0 per game and just one the final six games
Passing efficiency — 12th, at 157.04, measuring completions, yardages, TDs and interceptions.
Turnovers lost — T15th, 15 all season, down from 27 in 2016
Tackles for loss allowed — T16th, 4.69 per game