The NFL is unpredictable: there are always upsets around the corner of each week, players could get injured at any moment, and changes could be made as soon as the next game, but there is one thing that we can accurately predict: the numbers. The NFL is a game of numbers: where the number of passing touchdowns can dictate how elite a QB is, the average amount of points a team scored previously can allow fans to predict how they are going to fare the next game, and where the rushing yards per attempt can give fans a standpoint on who should be RB1.

This point of view can be applied to any sports league, whether we are using it in the NBA or even professional bowling. The main motto is that numbers are the secret to the game. Understanding these numbers can allow you to predict future events more accurately and give the viewer a better perception of what is happening.

Here, at TheSidelineStat, we give the reader all the numbers they need to know, and we go to far circumstances to complete this statement: whether it means that we have to scrape data on the depths of the internet or we have to write our own scripts to even collect the data. The critical point is that we are doing everything to allow you to understand these numbers better.

We sincerely thank you and all the readers for supporting us during this journey, whether by reading our articles or giving suggestions for our following articles. So, again, thank you for reading TheSidelineStat & we hope you understand those numbers!

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