Coming soon to a tablet/desktop near you: We are supremely excited to announce that the Big Data Football analytics dashboard will be available for beta-testing in the last quarter of 2013 with an official release date of April 1st, 2014. Based on over 400 custom game metrics, Big Data Football will redefine the quality of information available to NFL teams; fantasy football players and professional bettors. More news will be provided in this space in the weeks to come. Be sure to get involved via our IndieGogo Project starting in June!
Coming in the Spring of 2014!
Yes, our amazing Excel-based handicapping tool: S.T.A.T., has been retired. Rest assured though, that our next-generation web application will more than pick-up where this innovative program left off.
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April 7th, 2013
It goes without saying that not all Rushing Yards are created equal. I'm not necessarily talking about 'garbage-time' yardage — gains made in the waning moments of games whose outcomes are no longer in question. No, I am actually referring to a separation of [...]
