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1. wsb.wharton.upenn.edu › 11 › 2020_NFL_Cramer_R_PNFL Rushing vs. Passing - Wharton Sports Analytics and ...

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   Why don’t teams pass more? Does the value of passing diminish as you throw more often? Also, does passing efficiency increase if you have a more even play distribution? So we asked...

2. davidschmerfeld.github.io › nfl-optimum-pass-run-ratioOptimum Pass/Run Ratio in NFL - GitHub Pages

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   The following plot illustrates that 13% was the break-even WP at which passing becomes more effective than running, and that the average passing percentage at the break-even win probability is 73%. Figure 6: Optimal Passing Percentage (2019).

3. www.footballperspective.com › the-ebb-and-flow-of-the-nflThe Ebb and Flow of the NFL Passing Game Since 1932

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   Sep 6, 2013 · Looking at just yards per attempt, one would think that NFL teams aren’t more effective at passing now than they were in the middle of the 1950s. But the next stage in the aerial evolution didn’t make the passing game more productive: it made it more consistent.

4. thesportjournal.org › article › is-controlling-theIs Controlling the Rushing or Passing Game the Key to NFL ...

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   Feb 2, 2011 · This analysis uses regression analysis to dispel the myth that controlling the rushing game wins NFL games. Final-game rushing and passing statistics are endogenous because teams that are ahead will rush more in order to protect the ball and run the clock down.

5. www.advancedfootballanalytics.com › 2010 › 01Advanced Football Analytics (formerly Advanced NFL Stats ...

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   Jan 22, 2010 · The passing efficiency I used is Adjusted Net Yards Per Attempt (Adj Net YPA). 'Net' means that sacks and sack yards lost are factored in, and 'Adjusted' means that there is a 45 yard penalty for every interception. The running efficiency I used is straight-up Yards Per Carry (YPC).

6. medium.com › the-sports-scientist › why-dont-nflWhy Don’t NFL Teams Pass More Often? - Medium

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   Aug 19, 2020 · The initial findings supported the idea that passing has become more efficient — in 2019, the average yards gained from a pass attempt (PYPA) was 6.73 while the average yards gained from...

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   Is passing more efficient than running on 1st & 10?

   • While most NFL teams understand that passing is far more efficient than running on 2nd & 11+, they still do not call enough passes when the yards to go is between 4 and 10. Similar to how teams are losing efficiency by running on 1st & 10, teams would be more efficient is they passed more often on 2nd & 4 to 2nd & 10.

   Pass or Run: A Guide for NFL Play-Calling – Best Ball Stats

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   Does passing become more efficient?

   • For the data source, NFL play-by-play data from Ron Yurko’s nflscrapR package in R was aggregated. The initial findings supported the idea that passing has become more efficient — in 2019, the average yards gained from a pass attempt (PYPA) was 6.73 while the average yards gained from carries (YPC) was 4.40.

   Why Don’t NFL Teams Pass More Often? - Medium

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   Is it better to pass or run on 1st & 10?

   • Based on the data, there is no large advantage for passing or running on 1st and less than 10. However, on 1st & 10’s, 1st & 15’s, and 1st & 20’s, it is far more advantageous to pass than run, with passes having a success rate at least 10% greater than rushing success rate.

   Pass or Run: A Guide for NFL Play-Calling – Best Ball Stats

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   Are passing stats more important than rushing stats?

   • More significantly, passing statistics had an effect on the model that was 1.5 times greater than rushing stats — in other words, the pass variables were weighed 1.5x more. With this compelling evidence, it was becoming more apparent that the passing game is far more critical for a team’s success than its running game.

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   Should you pass or run in the NFL?

   • The decision to pass or run on a given play in the NFL is a big one. Each has different risks, benefits, and specific situations where it is best. Right now, NFL offenses usually call passes when there are many yards until a first down and runs when there are fewer yards to gain.

   Pass or Run: A Guide for NFL Play-Calling – Best Ball Stats

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   Is it better to pass or run on a first down?

   • On first downs with less than 5 yards to go, there does not seem to be a large discrepancy between passing and running. These scenarios usually occur in goal-to-go situations, meaning that a first down results in a touchdown. On first downs with more than 5 yards to go, it is usually better to pass. A similar situation arises with other downs.

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8. bestballstats.com › 2021/10/31 › pass-or-run-a-guidePass or Run: A Guide for NFL Play-Calling - Best Ball Stats

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   Oct 31, 2021 · Based on the data, there is no large advantage for passing or running on 1st and less than 10. However, on 1st & 10’s, 1st & 15’s, and 1st & 20’s, it is far more advantageous to pass than run, with passes having a success rate at least 10% greater than rushing success rate.