The Football Earned Run Average is real football analysis of pro football statistics, scores, and handicapping. This special algorithm measures a teams performance at the LINE OF SCRIMMAGE as best as can be done after film analysis with a comprehensive statistical analysis of a team's performance.
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
Cowboys activate Darren McFadden
The Cowboys have officially activated veteran running back Darren McFadden.
The move was not surprising. McFadden had been on the non-football injury list due to a broken elbow, but returned to practice late last month.
McFadden led the Cowboys with 1,089 rushing yards last season. He figures to play a much smaller role initially behind rookie Ezekiel Elliott and Alfred Morris, but McFadden has fresh legs for the stretch run. He has 28 career rushing touchdowns in eight previous seasons.
Rookie running back Darius Jackson was waived to create a roster spot for McFadden. Jackson is a strong candidate to be claimed on waivers, but the 2016 sixth-round pick could return to the Cowboys’ practice squad if he’s not claimed.
Jackson had a strong preseason but has not played in a regular season game.
Source: PFT.com
Author: Zac Jackson
Photo: Nhat V. Meyer Staff, BayArea.com
Sunday, December 4, 2016
Week 12 Football ERA Cumulative Results
Weekly 2016 Cumulative Football ERA Formula results are published below with the
usual cautionary disclaimer that these are NOT Power Rankings. To analyze
these results, we primarily have to look at how teams change within the Rankings
rather than looking at the Rankings as raw stand-alone data. Position is neither
the best nor the sole criteria of analyzing the list as much as is observing
change in the list (first derivative). In other words, how teams rise and fall
from week to week during the long season is more of a primary criteria for
evaluating performance.
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Photo by Terry Schmitt, UPI
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Dall
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…
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27554
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Tenn
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…
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23061
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NO
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…
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21264
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Phi
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…
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20996
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NE
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…
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20806
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Arz
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…
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20454
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Car
|
…
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19411
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Buff
|
…
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18842
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Den
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…
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18482
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GB
|
…
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18412
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Bal
|
…
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17840
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Atl
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…
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17522
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SD
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…
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17314
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Oak
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…
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16649
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Was
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…
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16598
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Cinn
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…
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16351
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Pitt
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…
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16171
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Hou
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…
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16026
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Minn
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…
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15877
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TB
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…
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15816
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Sea
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…
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14405
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Mia
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…
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13705
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NYJ
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…
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13388
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NYG
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…
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12702
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KC
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…
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11218
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LA
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…
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10167
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Jax
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…
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9967
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Chi
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…
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9726
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Ind
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…
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9482
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Det
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…
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8225
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SF
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…
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6735
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Cleve
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…
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-1317
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Photo by Terry Schmitt, UPI
Week Twelve Football ERA Composite Scores
The Football ERA Formula outputs a result that runs on a scale from
approximately 5000 points to -5000 with losing teams that are
dominated getting pushed into the negative numbers by
their victors. Defensive Elements of the Formula
contribute to this negative score in games constituting
blowouts. A few years back, RealFootballAnalysis.com
developed a formula that translates the Final Game
Results of The Football ERA into Composite Scores that
resemble football scores as much as possible. Here are
the week's corresponding Composite Scores:
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Photo by Ian Halperin, UPI
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NO
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…
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38
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LA
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…
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12
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Atl
|
…
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34
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Arz
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…
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15
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TB
|
…
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34
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Sea
|
…
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16
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Pitt
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…
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31
|
Ind
|
…
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15
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GB
|
…
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31
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Phi
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…
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15
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Den
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…
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30
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KC
|
…
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25
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NYG
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…
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29
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Cleve
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…
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22
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Jax
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…
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28
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Buff
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…
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21
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Dall
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…
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27
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Was
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…
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16
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Oak
|
…
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25
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Car
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…
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24
|
Minn
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…
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25
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Det
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…
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20
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Tenn
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…
|
25
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Chi
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…
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17
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SF
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…
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24
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Mia
|
…
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23
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Bal
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…
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24
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Cinn
|
…
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23
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Hou
|
…
|
24
|
SD
|
…
|
23
|
NE
|
…
|
24
|
NYJ
|
…
|
19
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Photo by Ian Halperin, UPI
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