The other league I play in is MFN-8. Over there, I started posting some Google spreadsheet links to some additional stats that aren't available here at MFN. You can check them out at this thread:http://mfn8.myfootballnow.com/forums/1/136?page=0#298

I was thinking of providing the same sorta thing in this league as well, if you guys would be interested. Let me know what you think. I don't want to do the legwork if I'm the only one getting any entertainment out of them.

I'd be intrigued myself.

Also, seeing as this is the Beta / "Bleeding Edge" Engine league, it'd be interesting to see how the metrics change with a change in the engine.

I'd be interested in at least seeing it

+1

I plan on doing the stats, but I'll probably hold off until week 3 is in the books..... 1 or 2 weeks worth of stats don't tell you much.

Okay, week 3 has come and gone, and the stats have been generated......

The link is: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yLxZWgsQw7nn8xlDe8qB7u_Ckx3k5UKYCyhFa4EwIjY/edit?usp=sharing

Let me know if you have any questions. And, please let me know what you think, or if you would like to see anything presented differently.

Enjoy!

Pretty cool, thanks for putting this out there

all of my teams look so **** on this rating system lol

Really cool on the stats, keep it up man! Glad to know what areas need improvement and rushing is definitely an area where my team needs improvement ;)

I haven't looked at either of your teams in depth, but you may be looking bad using Success Rate because of the type of offense you are running. Brian Burke mentions that offenses that tend to be high risk/high reward (i.e. passing deep a LOT) tend to not look so good in SR. SR counts a 76 yard TD pass as just one successful play. It's scored just the same as a 6 yard run on first and 10. High risk offenses may be very successful, but they aren't very consistent. SR is a measure of consistency. Hope that makes sense.