THE UNDERCOVER BROTHA
Footballguy
Ok, my league i commish uses POWER RANK as the the basis of determining the rookie draft slots of the non 6 playoff teams.
Now while i see the power rank on the page and we use it, i often wonder how is it formulated. ??
I have some teams (obviously strong teams) that are 0-4 but are nowhere near the bottom of the power rank. I agree with this as this team has fallen on tuff times with lineups or played the wrong teams on those weeks.
anyway, this is what i got from MFL when i put in power rank from the help section:
This report (sorted by the power rank) contains the following information for each franchise:
• PF - Points For, total points scored year-to-date.
• PP - Potential Points, total points a franchise could have scored if it had started a perfect lineup each week.
• Eff - Efficiency rating, or PF divided by PP, expressed as a percentage.
• Bench Points - Total points scored by all bench players.
• Max PF - Maximum points scored in one week.
• Min PF - Minimum points scored in one week.
• Coulda Won - For each week of the season, compare your "potential points" versus your opponents actual points - you will get one in this column for each game that you could have won a by starting a better lineup. In other words, if you had started your best lineup each week, this is the number of extra wins you could have received throughout the season.
• Woulda Lost - For each week of the season, compare your actual points versus your opponents "potential points" - you will get one in this column for each game that you would have lost if your opponent had started a better lineup. In other words, if your opponent had started his best lineup each week, this is the number of extra losses you would have received throughout the season.
• All-play Record - The number of wins, losses, and ties the franchise would have if it played all teams each week of the season.
• Power Rank - A formula designed to give an alternate view of the 'best' franchise in the league. This number is arrived at like this:
points_per_week_per_starter = A
points_per_week_per_nonstarter = B
all_play_wins_per_week = C
actual_wins = D
division_wins = E
Power Rank = A+B+C+D+E
Power Rank As Of Week - Click on any of the links for previous week in the season to view this report for any past week.
Sort By - Use the default Power Ranking score for each franchise as the sort criterion for this report or switch to one of the optional "All Play-Record", "Coulda Won", or "Woulda Lost" columns for alternately sorted report views
Doesnt give much of a breakdown of how they actually give the points to make up your power rank score.
It does show me this: Power Rank = A+B+C+D+E But how many points you get for each category....
I dunno, if anyone has a better handle on this help a fellow brotha out.
Now while i see the power rank on the page and we use it, i often wonder how is it formulated. ??
I have some teams (obviously strong teams) that are 0-4 but are nowhere near the bottom of the power rank. I agree with this as this team has fallen on tuff times with lineups or played the wrong teams on those weeks.
anyway, this is what i got from MFL when i put in power rank from the help section:
This report (sorted by the power rank) contains the following information for each franchise:
• PF - Points For, total points scored year-to-date.
• PP - Potential Points, total points a franchise could have scored if it had started a perfect lineup each week.
• Eff - Efficiency rating, or PF divided by PP, expressed as a percentage.
• Bench Points - Total points scored by all bench players.
• Max PF - Maximum points scored in one week.
• Min PF - Minimum points scored in one week.
• Coulda Won - For each week of the season, compare your "potential points" versus your opponents actual points - you will get one in this column for each game that you could have won a by starting a better lineup. In other words, if you had started your best lineup each week, this is the number of extra wins you could have received throughout the season.
• Woulda Lost - For each week of the season, compare your actual points versus your opponents "potential points" - you will get one in this column for each game that you would have lost if your opponent had started a better lineup. In other words, if your opponent had started his best lineup each week, this is the number of extra losses you would have received throughout the season.
• All-play Record - The number of wins, losses, and ties the franchise would have if it played all teams each week of the season.
• Power Rank - A formula designed to give an alternate view of the 'best' franchise in the league. This number is arrived at like this:
points_per_week_per_starter = A
points_per_week_per_nonstarter = B
all_play_wins_per_week = C
actual_wins = D
division_wins = E
Power Rank = A+B+C+D+E
Power Rank As Of Week - Click on any of the links for previous week in the season to view this report for any past week.
Sort By - Use the default Power Ranking score for each franchise as the sort criterion for this report or switch to one of the optional "All Play-Record", "Coulda Won", or "Woulda Lost" columns for alternately sorted report views
Doesnt give much of a breakdown of how they actually give the points to make up your power rank score.
It does show me this: Power Rank = A+B+C+D+E But how many points you get for each category....
I dunno, if anyone has a better handle on this help a fellow brotha out.