For our newest 71-part “Does It Matter?” series entry, we analyzed the future implications of an NFL Tight End’s rookie season yardage. Our goal was to determine if this metric can help predict their future success. In this article you will see historical trends being examined and statistical analyses. Here are all of our findings: […]
In our 70-part “Does It Matter?” series, we wanted to understand if a Tight End’s college career Average Depth of Target (ADOT) could help predict their future success in the NFL. With a focus on statistical analysis, our aim was to provide information that could aid in the decision-making process between prospects. Here are all […]
In evaluating the potential future success of tight ends in the NFL, the 69-part “Does It Matter?” series has been investigating various metrics to find which stats matter and which ones are just noise. One stat examined is the predictive value of a tight end’s college yards after catch per reception (YAC/Rec) on their professional […]
For our extensive 68-part series, “Does It Matter?”, we have yet another interesting topic: can a Tight End’s college career Yards Per Route Run (Y/RR) can predict their future success in the NFL? By crunching numbers and applying standard statistical analysis, we discovered intriguing patterns that absolutely can aid in player evaluations. Here’s a detailed […]
For our latest 67-part “Does It Matter?” series entry, we looked into the topic of whether a Tight End’s Body Mass Index (BMI) can potentially help forecast their NFL success. Here are all of our findings. Methodology Our analysis began by scrutinizing the top 50 fantasy football finishers since 2003, utilizing Points Per Reception (PPR) […]
In our extensive 65-part “Does It Matter?” series, we have explored various metrics to gauge their effectiveness in predicting an NFL player’s future success. This article focuses on whether a Tight End’s 10-yard split can serve as a reliable predictor, possibly showcasing their burst coming off the line. By crunching numbers since 2003, our findings […]
