CFB Analytics Thread 2026-27

Go-To P4 WRs (sorted by 1st downs generated):
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P4 Yards per Route Run leaders with min 10 targets: The more targets and routes run you have to be leading in Y/RR is an excellent indicator of productivity.
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Combining just these 2 metrics.... basically creating a How important and dominant is the WR list:
1. Jeremiah Smith
2. Malachi Toney
3. KJ Duff (Rutgers)
4. Jessee Legree (OregonSt)
5. Carlos Hernandez (Wake)
6. Caydin Lee (Missouri)
7. Wyatt Young (OKst)
8. Charlie Becker (Indiana)
9. Reed Harris (ASU)
10. JJ Buchanan (Michigan)
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Go-To P4 WRs (sorted by 1st downs generated):
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P4 Yards per Route Run leaders with min 10 targets: The more targets and routes run you have to be leading in Y/RR is an excellent indicator of productivity.
View attachment 374344

Combining just these 2 metrics.... basically creating a How important and dominant is the WR list:
1. Jeremiah Smith
2. Malachi Toney
3. KJ Duff (Rutgers)
4. Jessee Legree (OregonSt)
5. Carlos Hernandez (Wake)
6. Caydin Lee (Missouri)
7. Wyatt Young (OKst)
8. Charlie Becker (Indiana)
9. Reed Harris (ASU)
10. JJ Buchanan (Michigan)
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PlayerOffensive snapsReceptions Team reception share Rest of team
Malachi Toney1753429.8%80 rec / 70.2%
Jeremiah Smith1793335.5%60 rec / 64.5%
 


This one is interesting. We've faced the 6th fewest 2nd & 7+ downs in the country, and have an above average success rate when faced with them.

2nd half against Wake, we were both very bad at creating successful 1st down plays while also being abnormally (I.e. completely) unsuccessful on 2nd and long.
 
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