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Articles tagged "Correlation to Victory"

Mother Of All Stats Gets Hammered Like Drunken Old MILF

Cold, Hard Football Facts for January 14, 2013

We thought of washed up MILFs everywhere when our own Mother of All Stats, Passer Rating Differential, got hammered like cosmo-swilling cougar Mrs. Stiffler in the divisional round. Still, Colin Kaepernick, Tom Brady and our Real and Spectacular picks rock 'n roll on.

Victory Feast: The Predictive Brilliance Of Passer Rating

Cold, Hard Football Facts for November 23, 2012

Passer rating fattened itself on predictive excellence once again on Thursday, predicting victories by all three road teams. Passer rating is 108-54 (.667) picking winners this year and an incredible 35-9 (.795) since Week 9.

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Cold, Hard Football Facts for October 11, 2012

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Correlation to Victory

Cold, Hard Football Facts for September 14, 2011

Correlation to Victory helps you determine which indicators are keys to winning games and which are not.

QBR: ESPN's Deeply Flawed Made-For-TV Stat

Cold, Hard Football Facts for August 12, 2011

ESPN tells us its new QBR values a QB's contributions to victory. So why in 2008 was winless Dan Orlovsky of the 0-16 Lions rated ahead of Pittsburgh's Super Bowl hero Ben Roethlisberger?

Final 2010 Correlation to Victory

Cold, Hard Football Facts for July 27, 2011

We follow our Quality Stats because they have a high correlation to winning football games on Sunday (or Thursday or Monday, too).