one of the cool things I like about this is being able to look at QBs from the same draft class and see how they compare. For example, select Bryce Young, CJ Stroud, and Anthony Richardson (top 3 QBs from 2023 draft) to see how their first couple seasons have gone.
After an excruciating amount of trouble shooting, I have finally made an interactive plot shareable(!). It's a simple plot, but a very cool way to see how QBs stack up over the past few years. https://t.co/lH0GAvNnls Best on a computer, but should work on mobile as well. Enjoy!
Anthony Richardson is amazing. Kyle Shanahan and Kevin O’Connell are the best play callers. Surprised to see Bo Nix that low in success rate. Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson are inevitable.
Average Depth of Target (aDOT) is a good way to look at how aggressive or conservative QBs are. Success Rate is a measure of efficiency in situational context (a 5 yard gain is great on 3rd and 3 but bad on 3rd and 10).
Looking at the top QBs in red zone EPA per play over the past 5 seasons. Jayden Daniels and Bo Nix are both small sample sizes obviously, but 4th and 9th out of 64 qualifying QBs is impressive. #nflfastR
gave up trying to get the team colors and logos on the chart for each QBs current team after my initial attempt ended up messing w/ the actual data, hence the boring chart
Thinking about how “climate change will manifest as a series of disasters viewed through phones with footage that gets closer and closer to where you live until you're the one filming it” as @PerthshireMags said.
I met with a group of teenagers yesterday. One of their teachers had suggested that I talk to them about career paths because they're all anxious about exams, university choices and future work.
Instead of talking to them, I listened, and the actual problem was very different.