One measure, in full · Strength of schedule
Opponent opportunity effect on WRs
Not published
Week-to-week carry-over
2009–2026
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.
opposing WR targets relative to that offense's own per-game average from its other games that season (+0.10 = 10% more)
schedule.opportunity.wr
- Source
weekly_stats; n counts independent games- Bound column
- starts 2009: weekly_stats.targets is not usable before it
- Columns it reads
weekly_stats.targets,weekly_stats.receiving_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 2009–2026. Current. Its inputs cover 2009 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- It covers 2009 to 2026, and says why in the producer's words: starts 2009: weekly_stats.targets is not usable before it.
- It has values for 32 teams. One with no row in the file has no value here, which is not a value of zero.