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One measure, in full · Strength of schedule

Opponent efficiency effect on RBs

Strength of schedule

Not published
Week-to-week carry-over
1999–2026
Seasons
No value to read
Leader
n = 32
Teams in the opening slice

Definition

One definition, the column that binds its range, and what the figure is a share of.

rushing yards per carry allowed to opposing RBs, above each rusher's own rate from his other games that season (0 = what they do against everyone else)

schedule.efficiency.rb

Source
weekly_stats; n counts independent games
Bound column
the whole archive, 1999-2026; no input binds it
Columns it reads
weekly_stats.carries, weekly_stats.rushing_yards, weekly_stats.position_group, weekly_stats.opponent_team, weekly_stats.game_id
Denominator
Not a share: the figure has no denominator it splits with anyone.
Season range
Current 1999–2026. Current. Its inputs cover 1999 to 2026 and reach the season in progress.
Slices
season; the page opens on 2026
Refreshed
This file was generated Tue, Oct 27, 9:32 AM ET. It does not state a refresh schedule.

Distribution

No distribution: 0 values rest on at least 5 games in the opening slice, too few to bin.

Does it carry?

No week-to-week carry-over is published for this measure. Its file holds a value per team with its interval; whether a week above average carries into the next is not in it.

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What the file does and does not say

Four limits, stated plainly.

  1. Interval from randomly reweighting games, 2,000 times, widened for how few games each estimate rests on. Built at 95%. That coverage is nominal: this page does not check it against outcomes.
  2. n counts independent games, never rows. A value resting on fewer than 5 games is shown muted in the table and not read: it is left out of the range and the leaders.
  3. It covers 1999 to 2026, and says why in the producer's words: the whole archive, 1999-2026; no input binds it.
  4. It has values for 32 teams. One with no row in the file has no value here, which is not a value of zero.