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https://www.sharpfootballanalysis.com/analysis/remaining-strength-of-schedule-nfl-rest-of-season-2023/

Micah’s on pace to break the record 33.7% set by Joey bosa in 2017. He also have the highest edge double team rate in the league at 33% which makes this statistic even more ridiculous. He’s having an insane year. Here’s the rest of the top 15 if anyone is interested

1 Micah Parsons DAL 58/163 36%

2 Myles Garrett CLE 43/156 28%

3 Brian Burns CAR 30/113 27%

4 Bradley Chubb MIA 45/172 26%

5 Will Anderson Jr HOU 42/170 25%

6 Haason Reddick PHI 54/222 24%

7 Chase Young SF 47/197 24%

8 Jadeveon Clowney BAL 43/184 23%

9 Bryce Huff NYJ 31/135 23%

10 Arden Key TEN 30/135 22%

11 Boye Mafe SEA 36/164 22%

12 T.J. Watt PIT 45/206 22%

13 Jonathan Greenard HOU 40/184 22%

14 Nick Bosa SF 45/211 21%

15 Trey Hendrickson CIN 37/175 21%

Some basic pros for Flacco HOF:

• Amazing statistical run (11/0 TD/INT) and deserved SB MVP in 2012
• Consistently raised his level of play in postseason
• 20th all time in passing yards
• 34th in passing TDs, 39th in 4Q comebacks

Basic cons:

• Never named to Pro Bowl
• Pretty meh efficiency stats
• 48.87 on HOF Monitor (typically need 80)

EDIT: Obviously this assumes they win with him starting

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I'm using a simplified/modified Colley Matrix iteration process (https://www.colleyrankings.com/method.html)

To summarize, you take the win percentage of every team and correct it against the win percentage of their opponents. Then you have a new win percentage. And I repeat that process until the correction factor is below .001. Essentially this is what I would expect the win percentages to be if the teams played an average team every week.

The Vikings find themselves playing in mostly one score games again. After an NFL record of 11-0 they have regressed to the mean are now 5-6 in one score games. Additionally all 6 of those losses have been unique point differential in those 6 games. They have had: 1 point loss - Week 11 Denver 2 point loss - Week 12 Chicago 3 point loss - Week 1 Tampa Bay 4 point loss - Week 3 LA Chargers 5 point loss - 6 point loss - Week 2 Philadelphia 7 point loss - Week 5 Kansas City 8 point loss -

The Vikings are a 5 point loss and a 8 point loss from completing this process of every 1 score loss possible. I have no idea how common something like this I just found it kind of funny and it does seem that the Vikings are addicted to having absurd 1 score game stats.

So to get ready for playoff chase, I took a look at each team's statistics for the past 6 weeks(weeks 7 - 12). Shown are the offense and defense statistics, the rank, and what the league average is. Then I assigned grades to the offense, defense and team as a whole. You can read all 32 team breakdowns in the full post:

NFL 2023 - Offense, Defense, Team grades for weeks 7-12

As a quick TLDR, the following chart shows NET Yards/play, NET EP, Power Ratings, and change in power rating vs post week six rating. It is sorted by NET EP. Remember, these stats are only for weeks 7 - 12, not the full season.

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NFL Team Ranks for NET Yards/Play, NET Expected Points & Power Rating weeks 7-12

Each of the 32 team capsules include the following information.

• Net Expected Points
• Net Yards / Play
• Power Rating
• Graphics Metrics Capsule showing weeks 1-6 and 7-12 in one chart for comparison
• Offense Grade & Comments
• Offensive Metrics
• Defense Grade & Comments
• Defensive Metrics
• Summary

Here is an example of the Dallas Cowboys Team Capsule for weeks 7 - 12.

Dallas Cowboys - Offense Defense Team Stats Grades Weeks 7-12

Obviously the letter grades and comments are a bit subjective, but the statistics are not. Have fun checking out the stats of your favorite team and rivals. Enjoy the football tonight!

From the "you can find a stat that makes anyone look good department"

4th down QBs since 2021 by QB Rating (Minimum 10 passing attempts):

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Personally I would think Point State Park is a more suitable location than the North Shore, but what do I know.

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With both these teams having had questions around their offensive play-caller and second-year quarterback, the way to get back on track for them was to re-dedicate themselves to more diverse run games. However, they're doing it in slightly different ways.

I broke down what that plan looked like for these teams this past Sunday, what this can create for them and how I believe they’ll be trying to control matchups this way going forward!

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I could only post the first 15 (of 23) minutes. You can check out the full video here!

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https://reddit.com/link/187j5bc/video/cofmsk49og3c1/player

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Team rank in offensive redzone efficiency

2014 Raiders: 1st

2015 Raiders: 9th

2016 Raiders: 14th

2017 Raiders: 7th

2018 Raiders: 22nd

2019 Raiders: 22nd

2020 Raiders: 23rd

2021 Raiders: 26th

2022 Raiders: 26th

2023 Saints: 29th