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Here are the teams with the highest percentage of players from 2023 not on an NFL offseason roster in 2024 (retired players considered not on a roster) pic.twitter.com/CnYABj1u3V
— Jason_OTC (@Jason_OTC) May 6, 2024
Yes the #Commanders have the fewest percent of players returning from 2023 at 57% pic.twitter.com/wuecjEyoLt
— Jason_OTC (@Jason_OTC) May 6, 2024
Top 10 teams in percent of players from 2023 being on the offseason roster in 2024 (includes 2023 practice squad) pic.twitter.com/CQGRe8fGS1
— Jason_OTC (@Jason_OTC) May 6, 2024
Teams with the most future(2025 onward) fully guaranteed salary. QB's and unsigned draft picks are excluded. pic.twitter.com/hjNCC3t0gN
— Jason_OTC (@Jason_OTC) May 8, 2024
The #Eagles lead the NFL in investments on the offensive line. #Lions and #Panthers are a close second and third. pic.twitter.com/RWORLA0M4n
— Jason_OTC (@Jason_OTC) May 8, 2024
As we head into week 1 of the NFL Preseason, here is how this years UDFA class has fared so far (players grouped by contract guarantee) pic.twitter.com/7W4NlkWtge
— Jason_OTC (@Jason_OTC) August 10, 2023
Here is the current breakdown of #NFL training camp rosters by draft year pic.twitter.com/45xv1JHYrI
— Jason_OTC (@Jason_OTC) July 31, 2023
For @The33rdTeamFB:
— Dan Pizzuta (@DanPizzuta) February 22, 2024
Wrote about team spending in free agency, including how previous big spenders have shaped the 2024 offseason, and how teams were constructed in 2023 https://t.co/bi28vVYO7m pic.twitter.com/UIZu95rzSA
Working on an team-building analysis for @Unexpected_Pts and the snap percentages by draft round are interesting. UDFAs accounted for roughly 30% of snaps in 2023 pic.twitter.com/6lzcK7DPwA
— Kevin Cole (@KevinCole___) February 26, 2024
There's always a tension in what's best for explaining in understood terms versus accuracy. Adjusting the percentage for selections per round, first/second rounds jump versus others inflated by comp picks pic.twitter.com/gbU3wbvQD3
— Kevin Cole (@KevinCole___) February 26, 2024
This is kinda interesting. UDFAs account for more snaps than any draft round because there are simply more of them. However, they also average more snaps than all but first/second round players.
— Kevin Cole (@KevinCole___) February 26, 2024
Selection bias is that you have to good enough to have played at least one snap pic.twitter.com/ijlHWgtUvC