2025 NFL Dates Charts etc

[averagejoe]

Feb 24 - Mar 3 = Combine

Mar 4 = College Pro Day begins; Also the NFL Franchise Tag Deadline

Mar 10 = Free Agent Negotiating Window

Mar 12 = Free Agency Officially Starts

Apr 21 = Offseason Workouts Begin

Apr 24-26 = Draft (in Green Bay)

May 1 = 5th-Year Option Deadline

 

[averagejoe]

Here is the annual Pass Distribution Chart for each team based on 2024 team targets.
(7 new head coaches and 13 new offensive coordinators for 2025)

 

[Chef99]

Here is the annual Pass Distribution Chart for each team based on 2024 team targets.
(7 new head coaches and 13 new offensive coordinators for 2025)

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This is very interesting...ya gotta wonder how much it will change, considering the influx of new coaching blood.

 

[averagejoe]

The mathematicians will notice that not all of the percentages in the chart will not add up to 100%. Thats normal.
Interceptions, deliberately throwing a ball away to avoid a sack, deflections to O-linemen factor into that. These all count as a pass attempt, but do not factor as a "target."

 

[SmokingMonkey]

The mathematicians will notice that not all of the percentages in the chart will not add up to 100%. Thats normal.
Interceptions, deliberately throwing a ball away to avoid a sack, deflections to O-linemen factor into that. These all count as a pass attempt, but do not factor as a "target."

How did you calculate Josh Allen throwing a TD pass to himself?

 

[averagejoe]

How did you calculate Josh Allen throwing a TD pass to himself?

I'm sure youre joking. But if anyone is wondering, I didnt.
He is not a RB, TE or WR.

 

[TREFF]

I'm sure youre joking. But if anyone is wondering, I didnt.
He is not a RB, TE or WR.

well he was credited with a receiving and passing TD on the same play..the focker

 

[Barilko]

well he was credited with a receiving and passing TD on the same play..the focker

just imagine it was for 80 yards as well and not the 10 or so it was

 

[averagejoe]

Did this one with @TREFF in mind.
It's the percentage of run plays for each NFL team (vs pass attempts) but does not include any QB rushing attempts.

 

[averagejoe]

Was kinda surprised to see Seattle so low.

 

[SmokingMonkey]

Was kinda surprised to see Seattle so low.

Look at Walker's boost in the receiving game this past season, glorified run game

 

[averagejoe]

Look at Walker's boost in the receiving game this past season, glorified run game

Maybe that's the chart i need to factor... How each position is used regardless of run or pass.

 

[TREFF]

Was kinda surprised to see Seattle so low.

I was surprised KC wasn't lower

 

[SmokingMonkey]

I was surprised KC wasn't lower

They fed Hunt in some of those games that Pacheco missed.

He was a toss-in player in a deal where I sent my 1st for Mixon in one league and ended up locked into my flex spots for a good chunk of the regular season

 

[averagejoe]

Taking the post above by @SmokingMonkey into consideration, I made a new chart.

• It shows the offensive ranks of each NFL team in Points and then Yardage.
• Then I tallied up targets plus rushing attempts for the teams then divided that by each position (even QB). This shows how a scrambling QB impacts the rest of the skill positions.
• Since I was doing all this, I calculated the scoring percentage for each position too.
• And then showed the NFL average based on all of this data.
• As a bonus, I indicated the teams with either a new HC (yellow) or OC (blue).

Keep in mind, this is based on each team's data (which is another reason I showed their offensive ranks for perspective).

 

[averagejoe]

There are few things to notice. For starters, the Saints TE numbers will change without Taysom Hill.

The other stat of note is while the RB position gets the most usage or "distribution" compared to WR, when it comes to TD scoring, the WR are the favorite to score.

PHI, BUF and PIT QB scored a lot.

But what started this was Monkey's comment about Walker's usage in Seattle. All things considered, Seattle's usage of their RB was slightly below the NFL average.

 

[TREFF]

Taking the post above by @SmokingMonkey into consideration, I made a new chart.

• It shows the offensive ranks of each NFL team in Points and then Yardage.
• Then I tallied up targets plus rushing attempts for the teams then divided that by each position (even QB). This shows how a scrambling QB impacts the rest of the skill positions.
• Since I was doing all this, I calculated the scoring percentage for each position too.
• And then showed the NFL average based on all of this data.
• As a bonus, I indicated the teams with either a new HC (yellow) or OC (blue).

Keep in mind, this is based on each team's data (which is another reason I showed their offensive ranks for perspective).

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A lot of this confirms many things I was thinking already, some of it is a little surprising and refutes a few things I was thinking. Great stuff Joe!