AOC v. Clifford RPI
See Link. A video version that's a little less comprehensive is listed below for those who don't like reading.
Essentially, RPI is a predictive measure that gauges a QB's performance against what that defensive allows in various statistical categories on average. So if Defense A typically allows 300 yards passing per game and QB B throws for 400 yards against them, then that QB's RPI is 133% in passing yards, because he exceeded the defense's average allowed. Anything under 100 percent means the QB failed to produce what other opposing QB's produce on average vs a particular defense. What stands out is the difference in Clifford's Home vs. Away splits in almost every category. The guy is a different QB when he leaves Happy Valley.
See Link. A video version that's a little less comprehensive is listed below for those who don't like reading.
Essentially, RPI is a predictive measure that gauges a QB's performance against what that defensive allows in various statistical categories on average. So if Defense A typically allows 300 yards passing per game and QB B throws for 400 yards against them, then that QB's RPI is 133% in passing yards, because he exceeded the defense's average allowed. Anything under 100 percent means the QB failed to produce what other opposing QB's produce on average vs a particular defense. What stands out is the difference in Clifford's Home vs. Away splits in almost every category. The guy is a different QB when he leaves Happy Valley.
