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So this metric seems pretty solid for rounds 1-3. But what about day 3 QBs. Went through the past 5 years of rookie classes plus this years, for rounds 4-7. Basically, it does tend to identify the better day 3 QB's, but it also includes a lot of trash with it as well. But I think you could at least ...

Still ironing out the rules, but will be 12 TM, SF, TE PREM, at least 10 starting roster spots. $50 buy in each year. MFL, League safe. Most members are from DLF. Active owners, we use groupme for the league chat.

edit: We filled the spots, thanks

BabyChark23 wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 5:14 am DJ Chark signing with Chargers on one year deal

Chark is a better version of QJ. Buh bye QJ...

You might need to clarify your draft capital comments, because draft capital is a major factor. For example, if a player I like falls to day 3, you better bet I’m re-evaluating my life decisions Also you have a typo, I’m sure you meant to type this but JJMC was QB5. In general, I think I agree with ...

I’m in a 16 team league where every owner rapid fire uses their draft picks. By the time it takes me to send an offer (I’ll send an offer the second they’re otc) they immediately spam a draft pick. It’s infuriating. I could offer the biggest overpay and they’ll ignore and fire off a pick. Edit: I sh...

Id take him for sure. he was picked 8 overall he aint sitting 3 or 4 years. and i doubt after 2 years an owner is gonna go oh hes about to start and people are interested let me sell for less than what i paid Right. And if people are willing to sell him for less, because he looks bad, then why do y...

So, if I’m reading this right, this entire QB class (except for Penix) gets a mark against them on this data point? I know there is the caveat that this is one data point and we don’t want to fade them based on just this, but is that kinda what this is pointing to? Or maybe just that Penix is being...

If we sort the players by percentage changed; 8%+ Increase Robert Griffin III 65% (50%) Paxton Lynch 57% (36%) Lamar Jackson 56% (40%) Marcus Mariota 55% (32%) Blake Bortles 48% (28%) Sam Darnold 42% (29%) Christian Hackenburg 50% (42%) Garrett Grayson 66% (57%) Malik Willis 59% (50%) Mike Glennon 5...

Went through every QB drafted rounds 1-3 since about 2010. As I suspected, the data isn't *quite* as nice as before, but it's still heavily slanted. I tried to classify the players Green = Stud Blue = Long-term franchise QB Black = Middling/Unsure/TooSoon Red = Bust Quarterbacks that decreased the a...

81- wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2024 7:23 am Curious where you pull the data from and if it includes alot of manual keying.

Just getting it from ESPN.com, go to player splits, NCAA. Just doing this manually.

Great insights everyone. I think you guys hit all the main points. It's likely one of, all of, or some sort of combination between these 3 things; 1) The Quarterback could be improving on his ability to drive down the field and get to the redzone in the first place 2) The Quarterback could be improv...

Just saying it’s not like he came out of nowhere like Puka. While Puka was unexpected related to his DC. He had some really nice stats relating to WR that we use in our analytics. Top PFF grade of all the WR in his class. Top YPRR out of the class. With just those 2 stats, shouldn't we have paid mo...

So I picked Singleton at 5, and I was looking at Ollie Gordon, and he was intriguing, but his speed was what concerned me a bit. I don’t think there’s any way he runs in the 4.4s. You’re hoping he runs a 4.5x, and 4.5s can be perfectly fine too, but then the margin for error is shrinking. His game ...

Not sure its a quantifiable metric but it is interesting. What constitutes a long Touchdown? Are you looking only at TD's actually caught in the end zone given a 5 yard pass could result in an 80 yard TD which would skew a result I would think. In the pros QB's barely have time so a five step drop ...

I thought this was pretty interesting so I had to share. So I've been looking at College Splits for QBs for a really long time (5+ years), and today I may have stumbled upon something. It could be nonsense or it could be a trend. In any event, the findings are quite interesting and counter-intuitive...