(08-16-2024, 10:50 AM)cland Wrote:

(08-16-2024, 09:18 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: Hey, Einstein. 

On target throw percentages don't have a damn thing to do with PFF and the tweet clearly states the metric was tabulated by sports info solutions. 

Try to catch up.

Let's just call it PFF 2.0

Does this look familiar:

[*]--Advanced Injury Information and Predictive Analytics
[*]--Advanced Analytics including WAR, Total Points and Independent QB Ratings
[*]--Advanced Data Points for Rushing
[*]--Advanced Data Points for Receiving
[*]

and my favorite:

--Injury Risk Map
Want to know the potential of a given athlete to get injured next week, within the next few weeks or through the season? Our injury risk app has you covered with an extensive selection of filters.

And my second favorite is the "betting" tab:

"Betting on football is massive, but the current customer experience is a let down. We’re here to help push the ball forward towards the end zone."

So from that site we've got non-detailed "advanced 'fairy dust' data", a report that pretends to be a sports physician, and a happy little link to bet your money on the nonsense data you've just paid to read.