One measure, in full · Next Gen Stats: what holds · Rushing
Rush % over expected
Definition
One definition, the column that binds its range, and what the figure is a share of.
lag-1 autocorrelation of the player's weekly deviation from his own season mean
ngs_stability.within_lag1.rushing.rush_pct_over_expected
- Source
ngs; n counts independent players- Bound column
- starts 2016: ngs (first season on the release, measured in f_ngs_week) is not usable before it
- Denominator
- The subject's own total: no one else shares it.
- Season range
- Current 2016–2026. Current. Its inputs cover 2016 to 2026 and reach the season in progress.
- Refreshed
- This file was generated Tue, Oct 27, 9:32 AM ET. It does not state a refresh schedule.
Distribution
No distribution: the file is one figure for the whole league, not a value per player.
Does it carry?
No: the interval sits wholly left of zero, so a week above his own average is not followed by another.
Week-to-week carry-over
r = −0.11
[−0.15, −0.06] · n = 116 · 3,437 rows
Doesn’t carry over- Rush % over expectedthis measure−0.11 [−0.15, −0.06]
- Time to the line of scrimmagefor contrast−0.01 [−0.06, 0.03]
- Rush yards over expected per carryfor contrast−0.09 [−0.13, −0.06]
Rush % over expected, among rushing stats
Rush % over expected: r −0.11 week to week (interval −0.15 to −0.06, 116 players). A week above his own average does not carry into the next.
Whether a player's week above his own season average is followed by another: the correlation of each week's deviation from his own mean with the next week's. An interval wholly above zero carries; one that reaches zero, or sits under it, does not.
- Time to the line of scrimmage−0.01
- Rushing efficiency−0.05
- Expected rush yards−0.05
- Carries against eight or more in the box−0.06
- Rush % over expected−0.11
- Rush yards over expected per carry−0.09
analytics/nfl/ngs_stability.within_lag1.rushing.rush_pct_over_expected.json · generated Tue, Oct 27, 9:32 AM ET
This stat, all three ways
| Measure | Estimate | Interval | n |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week to week | −0.11 | −0.15 to −0.06 | 116 players |
| Between players | 12% | 11% to 14% | 116 players |
| Naive | 0.03 | −0.01 to 0.08 | 116 players |
How it is measured
- Week to week
- lag-1 autocorrelation of the player's weekly deviation from his own season mean
- Between players
- share of variance between player-seasons
- Naive
- pooled lag-1 correlation of raw weekly values
- Interval
- Interval from resampling players with replacement, 2,000 times. Built at 95%.
- Sample
- n counts independent players, never weekly rows (3,437 weekly rows from those 116).
Leaderboard
No leaderboard: the file is one league-wide figure, not a value per player.
What the file does and does not say
Four limits, stated plainly.
- Interval from resampling players with replacement, 2,000 times. Built at 95%. That coverage is nominal: this page does not check it against outcomes.
- n counts 116 independent players, not the 3,437 rows behind them. Rows inside one player share a context, so counting them as the sample would draw the interval too narrow.
- It covers 2016 to 2026, and says why in the producer's words: starts 2016: ngs (first season on the release, measured in f_ngs_week) is not usable before it.
- It is one figure for the whole league, pooled. It does not say what any one player does, and it does not split by position.