Hey, long time. Been awhile. How are the kids? Childish? That’s good.
I’ve been a bit distracted with side projects lately – buying a house, co-teaching a high-level statistics course, my dissertation…you know, little things – so sorry for not updating this blog that no one reads for a few months.
BUT! I’m back with a very exciting post: I’m updating my prior investigation into the effects of the NFL’s decision to remove “Probable” from its injury report this past season, now that we have a full season to see how teams adapted (the original analysis had only weeks 1-8). Let me tell you, it’s been miserable for NFL injury analysts and honestly…probably pretty much fine for everyone else.
Since my previous two posts lay out all the relevant background, methods, and data sources in detail, we’re gonna skip right to the results update!
Continue reading “The “Post-Probable” Injury Report Era: Full-Season Update”