Workbook w/ Combine Data from '00-Present + More

[canes21]

As the title suggests, I have put together a workbook in excel with all NFL Combine data from 2000 to present day thanks to Sports Reference. Inside the workbook I have put together 3 example tables with ratings scales for Speed, Strength, and Jump that are used to output ratings for each player in the data set granted they participated in the 40, Bench Press, or Vertical Test. The tables can be altered to your own ratings scale to get the ratings to output what you'd prefer. Also, the tables can be built upon to where you can enter your own formulas to have it create ratings for other attributes you choose on the fly.


For example, you could take the 3 Cone drill data and create a table for the data that is a ratings scale, then create another column for the players that has the formula inside it to output acceleration ratings for every player on the fly. This may be a tool that helps many roster makers/editors here, even draft class creators, set up base ratings that they can tweak afterwards, all in all speeding up the process tenfold.


https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dzt...ew?usp=sharing


Also, I apologize if this is better fit for the Rosters sub-forum.

[tommycoa]

Quote: Originally Posted by canes21

As the title suggests, I have put together a workbook in excel with all NFL Combine data from 2000 to present day thanks to Sports Reference. Inside the workbook I have put together 3 example tables with ratings scales for Speed, Strength, and Jump that are used to output ratings for each player in the data set granted they participated in the 40, Bench Press, or Vertical Test. The tables can be altered to your own ratings scale to get the ratings to output what you'd prefer. Also, the tables can be built upon to where you can enter your own formulas to have it create ratings for other attributes you choose on the fly. For example, you could take the 3 Cone drill data and create a table for the data that is a ratings scale, then create another column for the players that has the formula inside it to output acceleration ratings for every player on the fly. This may be a tool that helps many roster makers/editors here, even draft class creators, set up base ratings that they can tweak afterwards, all in all speeding up the process tenfold. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dzt...ew?usp=sharing Also, I apologize if this is better fit for the Rosters sub-forum.

This is a great reference source for classic rosters. I used these from PFR before and it’s nice to have them all in order, ready to go. Thanks.

[SyncereBlackout]

Quote: Originally Posted by canes21

As the title suggests, I have put together a workbook in excel with all NFL Combine data from 2000 to present day thanks to Sports Reference. Inside the workbook I have put together 3 example tables with ratings scales for Speed, Strength, and Jump that are used to output ratings for each player in the data set granted they participated in the 40, Bench Press, or Vertical Test. The tables can be altered to your own ratings scale to get the ratings to output what you'd prefer. Also, the tables can be built upon to where you can enter your own formulas to have it create ratings for other attributes you choose on the fly. For example, you could take the 3 Cone drill data and create a table for the data that is a ratings scale, then create another column for the players that has the formula inside it to output acceleration ratings for every player on the fly. This may be a tool that helps many roster makers/editors here, even draft class creators, set up base ratings that they can tweak afterwards, all in all speeding up the process tenfold. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dzt...ew?usp=sharing Also, I apologize if this is better fit for the Rosters sub-forum.

Thank you for beating me to it. This is going to supplement the madden roster workbooks well when creating draft classes


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[Madden08PCgmr]

Great work!

[underdog13]

What is the 3 cone drill again? Thought that measured agilty.

What's the drill where you go 5 yards to your right then 10 to your left and back 5 to your right? I was always good at that one in H.S had like a 4.2 in that

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[PlaybookKing]

Quote: Originally Posted by underdog13

What is the 3 cone drill again? Thought that measured agilty. What's the drill where you go 5 yards to your right then 10 to your left and back 5 to your right? I was always good at that one in H.S had like a 4.2 in that Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

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[peapod0609]

This is nice, and very useful! For some reason everyone's height came up as a date for me. Like 6'1 would show up as June 1st. Weird. I fixed it, sort of. Other than that, this is awesome!

[adembroski]

Posting so I can find this again.