When analyzing the NFL, sometimes names can skew results. Two players can be playing similarly, but we might think there's a big gap between them because of their names.
Sometimes, we give players passes for bad performance because of who they are.
So, let’s start this with a table full of blind résumés.
The table below shows the performance by Net Expected Points (NEP), which indicates performance relative to expectation level, in four quarterback seasons -- both in total and per drop-back. It will also list the amount of drop-backs in the given season and the Success Rate, which is the percentage of plays that positively impact NEP.