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wandler20 posted:Edit: More bottom of roster/PS moves: What a weird time it was a few years ago... quote:2017 I mean it was 5 years ago but it seems weird for every guy mentioned in that sentence to be out of the league other than Tyreek and Demarcus Robinson. With what we knew about Demarcus at the time you'd have thought that he would flush out.
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Grittybeard posted:What a weird time it was a few years ago... IIRC, Conley had a bad leg injury kinda early on in that season and never really recovered while in KC.
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sharknado slashfic posted:If Willie Snead is available the Ravens might just have found their number 1 reciever Willie Snead is still playing? That’s news to me.
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sharknado slashfic posted:If Willie Snead is available the Ravens might just have found their number 1 reciever Duvernay is a very good player. I think Bateman is good too despite some drop issues. But the Ravens will never make WRs the feature of their offense. I don't think Snead would come back here either he hated the offense here like most WRs do.
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Grittybeard posted:What a weird time it was a few years ago... It is really remarkable how trash the KC receivers have been besides Tyreek. Juju is automatically the 3rd best receiver in modern Chiefs history
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Cameron Dicker the football kicker
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... I barely even know her
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I badly wanted Chris Conley to be good on the Jaguars but he had some horrid drops. He's a great person but apparently not that good of a football player.
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new PFF stat just dropped https://twitter.com/PFF_BenBrown/status/1577436652569788422  
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fartknocker posted:IIRC, Conley had a bad leg injury kinda early on in that season and never really recovered while in KC. Conley blew out his Achilles during irrelevant play.
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when they say 'scheme' are they only referring to the formations before the play, or like that plus the routes and movements from there as well?
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SKULL.GIF posted:new PFF stat just dropped is this anything more than making up stats just to make up stats?
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kazil posted:is this anything more than making up stats just to make up stats? Love to run PCA and then have no loving idea of what PC1 and PC2 are
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SKULL.GIF posted:new PFF stat just dropped Oh hell yeah, Principal Compenent 1 is the future of the league. I'm worried how much my team runs Principal Compenent 2 though.
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Woozie66 posted:Oh hell yeah, Principal Compenent 1 is the future of the league. I'm worried how much my team runs Principal Compenent 2 though. It certainly explains why the Titans are so bad on offense after their first couple of drives!
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I don’t even know what they’re measuring. Like I’m sure Matt and Mike LaFleur are similar philosophically on offense and they worked with Arthur Smith a bit so that makes sense. Not sure where Press Taylor so similar comes in.
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Diva Cupcake posted:I don’t even know what they’re measuring. Like I’m sure Matt and Mike LaFleur and similar philosophically on offense and they worked with Arthur Smith a bit so that makes sense. Not sure where Press Taylor so similar comes in. They could explain, but they choose not to!
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Some regular poster here should just post randomly generated graphs about some stat and see how long it takes anyone to figure it out.
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the taylor brothers could hardly be any more different...... gotta wonder if there is a lot of resentment bubbling under the surface in that family.
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R.D. Mangles posted:the bears should be the most unique system for trying to run the Single Wing. That poo poo is the flightless bird offense
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kazil posted:is this anything more than making up stats just to make up stats? It means the Ravens are the first team to steal Andy Reid's plays
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Oh my God, what is going to happen when the Bears offense meets the Lions defense? Will it create a black hole?
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SKULL.GIF posted:new PFF stat just dropped They've sure found a way to make a completely meaningless stat It is time to get nerds out of football
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Rectal Placenta posted:Oh my God, what is going to happen when the Bears offense meets the Lions defense? Will it create a black hole? I'm sorry the Bears' what vs the Lions what?
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Rectal Placenta posted:Oh my God, what is going to happen when the Bears offense meets the Lions defense? Will it create a black hole? well the bears also have a dog poo poo defense, so probably they will lose by a lot
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"No direction is bad" I dunno I'd probably stay far the hell way from whatever the panthers are doing
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proud to be the team nearest the lions in offense. i believe it means "has detroit lions vibes"
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principal component analysis is a way to take a bunch of data points that have a huge number of variables within them and sort of summarize the way they relate to each other. i don't know exactly what they're doing, but for the sake of argument let's say they map all the plays on defense for each team and each play gets, say - number of defensive backs - depth of set for outermost player - number of players in tackle box - number of high safeties - number of players that rushed the passer so you can't really plot all that on a 2d graph because there's 5 dimensions. what do you do? well, one thing you might do is run some numerical analysis to find some plane of best fit that goes through all of them. then you might project each point (play) on to the surface, so now each play just has 2 coordinates. then you might average the coordinates on the surface of each play from each team to get the location of that team (so like, the patriots coordinates are the average of all the coordinates of all the patriots plays on defense). hey now you can make a plot! it's just a view of that plane with points being those positions of all the plays for each team averaged together. what does this mean? well, who the gently caress knows. it's really hard to gather quantitative information from this even if you know what all the data is. you typically use it as a first step when trying to figure something out: a way to say hey what's all this stuff in this cluster, let's go figure out which data points those are and see if there's anything weird about them. if you don't actually know what the data is there's really not a whole lot you can say. for instance, what if one of the features they have is "percentage of the time this exact defensive personnel was on the field"? it's pretty easy to gather: first, you go through all the plays and find each unique set of personnel and how many times they occurred. then whenever you look at a given play, you pull out (number of times personnel occurred) / (total number of plays charted). seems reasonable - one way a defense can be different from another is if they have a lot of different guys they rotate in, like the philly super bowl season. well numerically this number could be from say 0.0001 all the way up to 1 - if a defense used the same guys every play, the biggest the number could possibly be is 1. but if one of your other features is "number of yards from the neutral zone where the outer corner to the field lined up", that's a value between like 2 and 15 - completely different, and you're just tossing it all in the soup. it sucks! it's useless without knowing how they constructed it! gently caress off!
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tbh it could actually be a sick plot. it could get at some weird deep relationship between teams. but because they don't say what they're measuring, who knows whether it's the number of times the linebackers play zone vs man or the average perceived dick size (pant color adjusted) of the free safety. gently caress off
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I thought it was really interesting that the Eagles and Cardinals apparently run near-identical offenses, and that there apparently is far more uniqueness/variance among defensive schemes than offensive schemes. Also, that the Raiders and Chiefs run similar defenses.
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Amy Pole Her posted:If bengals and lions smoked together who would tell the better stories tehy would play magic the gathering. no drugs
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