Jun 15, 2021
2:43:27pm
2:43:27pm
Your logic here actually contradicts exactly what you're saying. In an earlier post you are saying that if someone hits
a massive hole they have an advantage of speed and that will skew the yards after contact. And now you're saying that the speed from lining up further behind the line is a disadvantage. The fact is the data very much supports that yards after contact are in fact independent of the offensive line and are a great indicator of a good running back. It's not counter intuitive at all.
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He had 4.7 yards after contact. That has nothing to do with the OL and it translates across competition levels.
6/15/21 12:59pm
This is not the case according to advanced statistics. Yards after contact is largely independent of the OL talent and
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