In the 1980s, hardcore baseball fans feasted on an innovative kind of book, one with new statistics, new analytical methods, and new perspectives. This kind of cutting-edge analysis was typified by Bill James’s Baseball Abstract and more recently by Baseball Prospectus. Pro Football Prospectus aims to bring the same sort of analytical revolution to professional football. Working with the most detailed football database ever compiled, the Prospectus provides insight into, and analysis of, the plays, players, and strategies that make a difference. Features include: * Analysis of all 32 teams -- how they fared last year and where they are headed in 2002. * Detailed commentary on over 550 skill position players -- every one who threw a pass, caught a pass, or ran with the ball. * Commentary on more than a thousand offensive linemen and defensive players, with new methods for evaluation and projections for 2002. * Statistical ratings for individual defensive players -- every player who stepped onto the field. * Todd Greanier's Drive Chart analysis. * Draft grades for each team by Sean Lahman, covering their last five draft classes. * New ratings for kickers, including Michael Ellis's kickoff evaluation and special teams data. * Rankings for coaches, including offensive and defensive coordinators. * Ken Shouler exposes the flaws in the NFL's passer rating system. * ... and much more

Pro Football Prospectus 2002

Sports & Outdoors

Shouler, Kenneth

Greanier, Todd

Lahman, Sean

Ellis, Michael

Football (American)

Potomac Books Inc.

Football coaches say the greatest improvement occurs between games one and two of the season. If that adage can be applied to football books, you're in for a treat, as PRO FOOTBALL PROSPECTUS builds on its successful debut with the 2003 edition. Improving on what FOXSports.com called "361 pages of football goodness" will be tough, but Sean Lahman, Todd Greanier, and their collection of football connoisseurs are back to cogitate on the 2002 season and calculate what might happen in 2003.

Pro Football Prospectus 2003

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Following the success of the Bill James Historical Baseball Abstract, Sean Lahman establishes himself as the Bill James of football by revitalizing the way that football statistics are used to evaluate the best players in the history of the most popular team sport in America.

The Pro Football Historical Abstract: A Hardcore Fan's Guide to All-time Player Rankings

Lyons Pr

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