Advanced statistical analysis making its mark in the NFL

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dead_poet
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Advanced statistical analysis making its mark in the NFL

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Interesting...

Advanced statistical analysis & technological advances making their mark on the NFL

http://www.fieldgulls.com/2013/7/2/4486 ... alysis-nfl
According to Khan's data, 71 percent of tackles drafted in the top 10 from 1995 to 2008 have made at least one Pro Bowl, while only 16 percent of tackles drafted between 11 and 32 over that period did the same. Also, top-10 tackles drafted from 1990 to 2008 averaged a staggering 70.5 starts in their first five years, a number that dipped to 58.5 starts for those drafted from 11 to 32.
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And how much success have the teams of those players had?

I could see Carroll, Harbaugh, wonder if this is something Frazier would even have any interest in. Seems like more of an old school guy.
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