This thesis was developed using a research study of all 32 organizations in the National Football League. Information was specifically gathered on the number of quarterbacks each team has used from 2002-2011. Along with that, additional data including winning percentage, total wins, Super Bowl appearances, Super Bowl victories, and number of head coaches was compiled. The teams were then split up into two separate groups based on the number of QBs they have had. The purpose of this research was to determine if there were statistically significant differences in the winning percentages, championships, and number of head coaches between teams with fewer QBs compared to those with more
Every year the National Football League has a draft selection process to recruit new talent. Despite...
Recruiting competent personnel is crucial for the success of any organization, especially in competi...
Abstract. An econometric analysis of the 2016 National Football League season is conducted with resp...
This dissertation considers the most important aspects of success in the National Football League (N...
A quarterback is often seen as the key component to a winning football team. This study is meant to ...
Football has become a cornerstone of American culture. Over the last decade it has become the most p...
The National football League (NFL) in the United States has become a quarterback-centric league, whe...
American football has undergone many significant changes since its first recorded game between Rutge...
The NFL is changing. Score boards are being lit up by young quarterbacks like never seen before. Roo...
The purpose of this research is to explain the value of turnovers lost, turnovers gained, total yard...
This study focuses on NFL teams that have made the NFL playoffs following the 2007-2011 seasons. The...
The reverse order college draft gives the worst teams in the National Football League (NFL) the oppo...
How much does a fumble affect the probability of winning an American football game? How balanced sho...
For years, sports economists have attempted to understand the impact of salary caps in sports league...
Given the change in the business nature of the National Football League (NFL) in 1993, the player ev...
Every year the National Football League has a draft selection process to recruit new talent. Despite...
Recruiting competent personnel is crucial for the success of any organization, especially in competi...
Abstract. An econometric analysis of the 2016 National Football League season is conducted with resp...
This dissertation considers the most important aspects of success in the National Football League (N...
A quarterback is often seen as the key component to a winning football team. This study is meant to ...
Football has become a cornerstone of American culture. Over the last decade it has become the most p...
The National football League (NFL) in the United States has become a quarterback-centric league, whe...
American football has undergone many significant changes since its first recorded game between Rutge...
The NFL is changing. Score boards are being lit up by young quarterbacks like never seen before. Roo...
The purpose of this research is to explain the value of turnovers lost, turnovers gained, total yard...
This study focuses on NFL teams that have made the NFL playoffs following the 2007-2011 seasons. The...
The reverse order college draft gives the worst teams in the National Football League (NFL) the oppo...
How much does a fumble affect the probability of winning an American football game? How balanced sho...
For years, sports economists have attempted to understand the impact of salary caps in sports league...
Given the change in the business nature of the National Football League (NFL) in 1993, the player ev...
Every year the National Football League has a draft selection process to recruit new talent. Despite...
Recruiting competent personnel is crucial for the success of any organization, especially in competi...
Abstract. An econometric analysis of the 2016 National Football League season is conducted with resp...