Most injuries by NFL stadium

[modo]

No, it would give more accurate overall results. I get why they did it that way but they"re just outsmarting themselves. They've added a variable by trying to remove one.

I understand why you are saying this, but it would give skewed results around the league. We will have to disagree on this.

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[Bearly]

Works for me. I just prefer all the pertinent data to selecting 1/2 of it. Like I said, I don't care what the field is made of. It just needs to be better maintained. There are quality of product issues here as well.

 

[Washington]

Take the median derived stats of the home team for those 8 games and apply them and you have 9 teams versus 8. You don't over weight the stats in that manner.

 

[Starion]

Take the median derived stats of the home team for those 8 games and apply them and you have 9 teams versus 8. You don't over weight the stats in that manner.

Yes, weighting is required, but there would still be 8 different training programs being compared to just 1. Could compare them as two separate test groupings. Home team vs. the total sum of the field, each group with 8 games of data on the same field. Then replicate that for EACH of the teams & their home field = 32 sets of 2 groupings of 8 games each. That'd be cool to see but seems they didn't do that.

 

[Gustavus Adolphus]

I actually heard it was us, the Bears McCaskey's need to stop being cheap and get their own stadium. I always wished for a dome

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[Outlaw Josey Cutler]

Veterans Stadium in Philly is the all time worst.

RIP Wendell Davis' career.

 

[Mdbearz]

The Ravens went from a turf field back to natural grass, while they do have other events on the field, they tend to find a way to protect it as much as possible.

I think irrigation and heat might be an issue at SF. They need to find a way to artificially keep the grass and field in better condition than Mother Nature will allow.