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	Comments on: 538: The Raiders Commit A Lot Of Penalties&#8230;. Because They&#8217;re Good?	</title>
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		By: Richie		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[A year or two you did a penalty breakdown by type.  I seem to remember the conclusion was that certain types of penalties might be better correlated with winning than others.

With the Raiders penalties last week, I count:
1 taunting
6 off holding (1 offsetting, 1 declined)
2 def holding (1 declined)
1 grounding
1 off PI
1 def PI
1 def offside
3 roughness
2 illegal use of hands
2 illegal formation
1 ineligible downfield
2 false start
1 illegal block

I would say the taunting, illegal formation and ineligible downfield are not conducive to winning.
The false starts probably are not.  Maybe it&#039;s aggressiveness, but I think it&#039;s just a mistake.

I think everything else could be associated with aggressiveness (holding, PI, offside, etc.), intimidation (roughness) or just a smart play (grounding, PI, holding, etc.).]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A year or two you did a penalty breakdown by type.  I seem to remember the conclusion was that certain types of penalties might be better correlated with winning than others.</p>
<p>With the Raiders penalties last week, I count:<br />
1 taunting<br />
6 off holding (1 offsetting, 1 declined)<br />
2 def holding (1 declined)<br />
1 grounding<br />
1 off PI<br />
1 def PI<br />
1 def offside<br />
3 roughness<br />
2 illegal use of hands<br />
2 illegal formation<br />
1 ineligible downfield<br />
2 false start<br />
1 illegal block</p>
<p>I would say the taunting, illegal formation and ineligible downfield are not conducive to winning.<br />
The false starts probably are not.  Maybe it&#8217;s aggressiveness, but I think it&#8217;s just a mistake.</p>
<p>I think everything else could be associated with aggressiveness (holding, PI, offside, etc.), intimidation (roughness) or just a smart play (grounding, PI, holding, etc.).</p>
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