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Total noob to the sport, but a massive stats head. How would you order these? Do one or more stand out above the rest?
Most of these simple stats don’t do a good job of determining team success. A team could have an amazing offense but a terrible defense and be unsuccessful and the other way around. They also could have amazing stats on both sides but maybe they’ve played garbage teams so they end up losing most of the rest of their games.
Generally advanced stats are better for stuff like that. I know 538 and Football Outsiders has stuff for that, it might be worth looking into those.
You’re right, I’d heard that but completely forgot. Thanks!