Rolling strength of schedule tool? (1 Viewer)

[redman]

I may have missed this, but does this site have a strength of schedule spreadsheet that updates weekly during the season to account for the latest information? Last year's numbers have a short shelf life as the season progresses, and many teams (Washington; Houston; New Orleans; Detroit; etc.) have a very different look about them this year than they did last year. Is there such a thing?

 

[GridironMenace]

I hope putting another website on here is okay, if not the mods can delete it.

But www.fflivewire.com does have a rolling SOS. Click on the player/stats link and then click on SOS. That is the one thing that this site is missing and the one thing I use that other site for. If FBG could get that info over here it would be fantastic!

 

[redman]

The concept I have for something like this would be that, in week 1, SOS is 100% determined by last year's performance. As the season progresses, the SOS is replaced by the current year's performance, such that by week 6 or so they're considered equally and by the end of the year the current year is weighted around 2x what last year's performance is weighted. It would more or less play out like this:

Preseason SOS:

48/48 - prior season stats

0/48 - current season stats

After week 1 SOS:

42/48 - prior season stats

6/48 - current season stats

After week 2 SOS:

38/48 - prior season stats

10/48 - current season stats

After week 3 SOS:

34/48 - prior season stats

14/48 - current season stats

After week 4 SOS:

30/48 - prior season stats

18/48 - current season stats

After week 5 SOS:

26/48 - prior season stats

22/48 - current season stats

After week 6 SOS:

22/48 - prior season stats

26/48 - current season stats

After this point you move however fast to that 2:1 ratio that you want to get to by the end of the year over the last 10 weeks. This is a loose concept, but you get the idea of what I'm after.

 

[yabahos]

On Tuesday's they post the updated SOS as part of the subscriber's content. Not sure about the formula they use but it is reflective of this year's results.

 

[redman]

On Tuesday's they post the updated SOS as part of the subscriber's content. Not sure about the formula they use but it is reflective of this year's results.

You're exactly right, they do. And I'm a subscriber, so I should know that.