How is the pass score calculated?
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Pass scores have been calculated since 1973 as NFL data. There are several factors that affect the passing score: pass success rate (number of passes success/pass attempts), average pass attempts (number of pass codes/number of pass attempts), average number of pass attempts (number of passing strokes/number of pass attempts), and average number of cross attempts (number of intercepts/number of pass attempts).
The calculation is as follows:
(Number of successful passes/Number of pass attempts -0.3)*5
(Number of passing yards / Number of pass attempts -3) * 0.25
(number of touchdowns/number of pass attempts)*20
2.375- (Number of interceptions/number of pass attempts)*25
The sum of the above 4 items *100 is divided by 6 to get a better understanding number. A score of 158.3 is the highest rating for passing, while 67 is average.
Let's take Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, who made 23-of-30 in Last Week's Monday night game, advanced 287 yards, completed three touchdowns and 0 interceptions.
We can draw
Item 1 (23/30-0.3) * 5 = 2.33
Item 2 (287/30-3) * 0.25 = 1.6417
Item 3 (3/30) * 20 = 2
Item 4 2.375- (0/30) = 2.375
The sum of the four events is 8.3467, divided by 6 multiplied by 100, to get 139.2, which is Stafford's pass rating for this game.
Pass scores are one of the most intuitive data to reflect the performance of a quarterback!