::Calling All Stat Junkies!!:: SoS

[Tbones]

Here ya go, lower the score the better, ahh could not get it to seperate between the run and pass, just look closely


Rnk Team Avg. Grade vs. Run Rnk Team Avg. Grade vs. Pass
1 Jacksonville 84.00 1 Jacksonville 82.40
2 Detroit 84.45 2 Seattle 83.10
3 Miami 84.64 3 Indy 83.60
4 Seattle 84.80 4 Philadelphia 84.09
5 St. Louis 85.10 5 Tennessee 84.10
6 Pittsburgh 85.18 6 Miami 84.27
7 Tampa Bay 85.20 7 Kansas City 84.36
8 Indy 85.30 8 San Fran 84.36
9 Tennessee 85.40 9 Washington 84.36
10 NY Jets 85.50 10 Houston 84.45
11 San Fran 85.64 11 Minnesota 84.45
12 Chicago 85.73 12 Detroit 84.55
13 Minnesota 85.73 13 Cleveland 84.64
14 Washington 85.82 14 Arizona 84.73
15 Arizona 85.91 15 St. Louis 84.80
16 Houston 85.91 16 Chicago 84.82
17 Baltimore 86.00 17 NY Jets 85.00
18 Green Bay 86.00 18 Pittsburgh 85.00
19 Kansas City 86.00 19 Baltimore 85.09
20 Carolina 86.10 20 Oakland 85.09
21 Dallas 86.10 21 Buffalo 85.10
22 Buffalo 86.20 22 Dallas 85.10
23 Philadelphia 86.27 23 Tampa Bay 85.30
24 Denver 86.30 24 Denver 85.70
25 Cleveland 86.36 25 Cincinnati 86.00
26 NY Giants 86.36 26 NY Giants 86.00
27 New England 86.50 27 Green Bay 86.18
28 Atlanta 86.60 28 New Orleans 86.20
29 New Orleans 86.70 29 Atlanta 86.40
30 San Diego 86.70 30 San Diego 86.60
31 Oakland 86.73 31 New England 86.70
32 Cincinnati 87.20 32 Carolina 86.90

[saundman2000]

I'm building a new fantasy football website, and a big part of what I'm doing involves projections based on strength of schedule.

Fantasy Football Calculator
http://www.fantasyfootballcalculator.com/

The Projections page ranks all the players by their projected fantasy points for whatever range of weeks you want to look at (Week 7, Fantasy Regular Season, Fantasy Playoffs, etc.). It can be customized to different scoring systems also. The projections account for the difficulty of opponents already played as well as the future opponent.

A lot of the site is still being built, but the projections are good.

Dude this is awesome. I'm going to check it out.

[jjigglers]

I'm totally open to criticism/comments/suggestions and would like to add more factors and weighting into the formula.

You can see that this formula will get more accurate at predicting as the season goes on and the average defensive performances level out.

If you want a challenge, account for a team's current strength of schedule, and use those to change their current defensive/offensive stats.

I recently incorporated this into my formula, and here's the results.

Rushing

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TM      SOS
JAX    1.575
STL    0.860
IND    0.824
SEA    0.818
MIA    0.730
DET    0.650
WAS    0.518
KC     0.434
TB     0.272
CHI    0.187
NYJ    0.165
CAR    0.113
DEN    0.104
CLE    0.062
TEN   -0.029
BAL   -0.052
NE    -0.084
PIT   -0.171
HOU   -0.186
ARI   -0.260
NYG   -0.315
BUF   -0.390
GB    -0.433
CIN   -0.591
DAL   -0.688
SanF  -0.688
SanD  -0.757
PHI   -0.825
OAK   -0.914
NO    -1.294
MIN   -1.513
ATL   -1.745


Passing

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TM     SOS
MIA   1.815
SEA   1.579
NYG   1.471
BUF   1.465
NYJ   1.450
TB    1.294
JAX   1.149
CHI   0.786
ARI   0.733
DAL   0.704
OAK   0.598
PHI   0.595
STL   0.555
MIN   0.376
WAS   0.326
IND   0.235
KC    0.046
SanD -0.007
DET  -0.178
DEN  -0.230
NO   -0.238
CLE  -0.242
SanF -0.308
TEN  -0.397
HOU  -0.698
GB   -0.807
ATL  -1.032
BAL  -1.096
NE   -1.479
CAR  -1.610
CIN  -1.639
PIT  -2.238


[The_Captain]

I'm building a new fantasy football website, and a big part of what I'm doing involves projections based on strength of schedule.

Fantasy Football Calculator
http://www.fantasyfootballcalculator.com/

The Projections page ranks all the players by their projected fantasy points for whatever range of weeks you want to look at (Week 7, Fantasy Regular Season, Fantasy Playoffs, etc.). It can be customized to different scoring systems also. The projections account for the difficulty of opponents already played as well as the future opponent.

A lot of the site is still being built, but the projections are good.

What's the name of your site?