Matts4313 Posted April 5, 2020 Share Posted April 5, 2020 Not mine, this is /u/JPAnalyst from Reddit: Quote This is how I calculated career score which is used in the success rate %: 1 point for every season as the primary starter 1 point for every season they make the Pro Bowl 1 point for every 1st team All-Pro (the assumption is they were also a Pro Bowler, so they would accumulate 2 points) 1/3 point for any season as a non-starter Very simple, and again…arbitrary. You might think my weights and scoring are wrong, and that’s ok, directionally the results would be similar using a number of different metrics and point values. I still consider this project a WIP and will likely tweak over time. So, what determines if a pick is a hit or a miss? It depends on when they were drafted. I decided not to get too granular. I have three sets of thresholds. If a player is selected in the Top10, the threshold is 7.5 points Selected in Round 1, picks 11+, 5.5 points Selected in Round 2, 3.5 points I wanted the thresholds to give me a relatively similar success rate on aggregate across the three draft ranges. The success rates across all positions for picks 1-10 with a 7.5 threshold was 56%, the rest of Round 1 at 5.5 was 54%, Round 2 with a 3.5 threshold was 57%. Quote NFL Positional Success Rate Picks 1-10 Pos Count Success % QB 37 43% WR 35 49% RB 39 54% TE 4 N/A C 0 N/A G 11 45% T 38 66% DT 24 71% DE 41 46% LB 37 59% DB 42 69% Total 308 56% Round 1, Picks 11+ Pos Count Success % QB 30 43% WR 76 50% RB 77 40% TE 23 65% C 12 92% G 34 62% T 59 58% DT 52 50% DE 84 54% LB 64 55% DB 99 58% Total 615 54% Round 2 Pos Count Success % QB 35 46% WR 127 47% RB 98 45% TE 51 53% C 28 79% G 53 66% T 70 59% DT 62 50% DE 102 54% LB 152 63% DB 211 63% Total 998 57% Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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