04-09-2018, 09:46 AM
(04-08-2018, 03:49 PM)wolverine515151 Wrote: Now, if I choose a stats over another one, I will obviously choose one that is more detailed, than a stat which doesn't have much detail like the ones you provided. That isn't biased, it is sound logic.
It is not sound logic when the stats are subjective and can easily be skewed by personal preference.
That is what leads to people claiming that a CB who played 97% of the snaps for the #5 pass defense and finished in the top 30 in every objective statistical metric (yards per target, completion percentage allowed, success rate, etc) should be ranked 112th behind a bunch of scrubs who barely played.
I like to see as many different stats as possiible, but when they become "subjective" they lose a lot of credibility.
If someone like Pdub was doiung the analysis for these subjective rankings Dalton would be dead last in the leagu instead of middle of the pack.
