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Interesting Stats found on Twitter [*current: Panthers lead league in QB Hits]

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More details on the Panthers leading the league in DVOA:

 

Here is what DVOA means:

Defense-adjusted Value Over Average

Measures a team's efficiency by comparing success on every single play to a league average based on situation and opponent.

It's a stat compiled by Football Outsiders,  You can learn more here:

 

 

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2 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Great thread 

Thanks.  Apologies that I didn't start it following week 1.  But I hope to keep it current going forward.  It will be pretty random, just a literal dump of interesting stuff I find on Twitter, maybe occasionally with some more analysis thrown in if something grabs my attention and I have time to dig deeper.  

But I love being able to see a season evolve through stats and graphs, looking for patterns or surprises, improvements, or areas of decline. So many folks doing great analysis and data visualization, but so much of it just flies by on Twitter.  At least by posting stuff here in one thread it gives one place to find stuff.

 

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