Warrior General Games

The Pro Bowl Explanation

Who Makes the Pro Bowl?
The most objective way to select the Pro-Bowlers is by the currently kept stats. The Suggested Way to select:
*Italics signify optional stats that would have to be added.

Now done easily on Greasemonkey: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/35527 by pabst
*Note that script is not 100% accurate; changes needed found at bottom of section. Score viewed on full season stat page.

Offense
QB: ((QB-Rating)+(TDs*3)+(Yards/12.5)-(INTs*3)-(FumLost*3))*Completion%)
HB: (TDs*3)+(Yards/12.5)-(FUML*3)+(Catches-Drops)+(RecTDs*4)+(RecYards/12.5)
FB: (Pancakes*2)+(TDs*3)+(Yards/12.5)-(FUML*3)+(Catches-Drops)+(RecTDs*4)+(RecYards/12.5)
OLine: (Pancakes/5)-(Sacks Allowed)
TE: (Pancakes*2)+(Catches-Drops)+(TDs*4)+(Yards/12.5)-(FumLost*3)
WR: (Catches-Drops)+(TDs*4)+(Yards/12.5)-(FumLost*3)

Defense
Dline; LB: (Tack-MissTack)+(Hurries)+(TFL*1.5)+(Sacks*2.5)+((FFum+INT)*3)+(FumR+Pass Def)+(TDs*6)+(Sfty*3.5)
DB: ((Tack-(MissTack+CatchAllowed))/4)+(Hurries+Sacks)+(TFL*2)+(FFum*3)+(INT*4)+((FumR+Pass Def)*2)+(TDs*6)+(Sfty*3.5)

Special Teams
K: (((FGs-MissFGs)*3)*FG%)+((PATMade-MissPAT)*PAT%)+(LongFG)
P: (PuntAVG)*(100*(Inside20-Touchbacks)/(Punts-15))+(LongPunt)
PR: ((PuntRet Yards+(PuntRetAVG*10)/(PuntRet-10))*6)+(RetTDs*9)+(LongRet)
KR: ((KickRet Yards+(KictRetAVG*10)/(KickRet-10))*6)+(RetTDs*9)+(LongRet)

In Event of Ties
Off- 1.TotTDs, 2.Yards
Def- 1.DefTDs, 2.Tackles
ST- 1.Points, 2.FG %
1.Punts, 2.Long Punt
1.RetTDs, 2.Yards

How will everyone get to play?
2 at each position (6@WR and CB) will be selected. At halftime the starters and backups flip-flop (CBs and WRs slide up, i.e.#4 WR is now #1).

When and where will it get played?
On Day 39 or Day 40, whichever is the alternate of the championship. Home team will be the conference of the team with the most net points.

Who will coach?
The CPU will use a 50/50, 0% auto-adjust. The coaches of the teams in the championship will choose an OT Depth Chart.

Ties?
Playoff Overtime rules will apply, so it would be Unlimited Sudden Death Overtime.

Player Awards
Pro Bowl MVP may be given out using the MVP formula below (once it has been determined) and each participant will receive a Pro Bowl icon in their award section.


League Awards
In addition to League Leader Awards, hand out a Best at each position using the Pro Bowl Formulas. The Best Offensive/Defensive Players formula, along with MVP, would have to be decided after we see the difference in the points in the above formulas over a whole season.

Please post any suggestions, comments, and ideas and I'll tweak the original idea.


Greasemonkey Fixes
1. SScore(season) at the top only displays Passing, Rushing, etc. score.
- does not factor in FumL for any one;
- No receiving nor blocking stats added to score at top for HB, FB, TE
2.CScore (career) adds the totals in each category in career row.
QB
- In 3rd row, you'll see passingScore(arr). Scroll left until you see score = score* (arr)["Pct"]/100). Remove the /100 to get official score.
KR/PR; Punters
- The formula is completely wrong due to some changes.
- Any stat that is not recorded on the Full Season Stats is not included in formula.

cool.

That sounds great.

Looks like we'll get no representatives then, none of those calculations I think favour any of our players. Maybe the punter at a push

So a game is actually played? I didn't know that.

How is a game played?

never been a big fan of the script, it favors those that highlight the offense or defense, take for instanace a tackle that hasn't given up 1 sack all year but because of a pass heavy offense they only have like 10 pancakes, compared to a run heavy offense where the tackle will get more pancakes but also give up way more sacks. The calculator will put the second tackle in the probowl when realistically the tackle that gave up no sacks in a pass heavy team would make the probowl. Or a FB that only blocks, gets alot of pancakes but very very rarely touches the ball compared to a FB that carries the ball alot but sucks at everything else.

Originally posted by Yendil
never been a big fan of the script, it favors those that highlight the offense or defense, take for instanace a tackle that hasn't given up 1 sack all year but because of a pass heavy offense they only have like 10 pancakes, compared to a run heavy offense where the tackle will get more pancakes but also give up way more sacks. The calculator will put the second tackle in the probowl when realistically the tackle that gave up no sacks in a pass heavy team would make the probowl. Or a FB that only blocks, gets alot of pancakes but very very rarely touches the ball compared to a FB that carries the ball alot but sucks at everything else.

+1

I don't know of too many successful rushing fullbacks. Although you have a point for the OT and G pancakes.

Originally posted by HATEMOBSTER
I don't know of too many successful rushing fullbacks. Although you have a point for the OT and G pancakes.

based on a full season.

FB: (Pancakes*2)+(TDs*3)+(Yards/12.5)-(FUML*3)+(Catches-Drops)+(RecTDs*4)+(RecYards/12.5)

FB 1 : HB leads league in rushing, 74 pancakes, zero rushes, zero catches, zero sacks allowed ( avg 4.6 pancakes a game)

FB 2 : mediocre rushing game, 9 pancakes, 64 rushes 131 yards, 18 TDs, 18 catches, 55 yards, 11 TD, rushes and receptions are on goalline.

FB 1: (74*2)+0-0+0+0+0 = 148

FB 2: (9*2) +(15*3)+ (131/12.5) -0+ 18 +(10*4) + (55/12.5) = 148.88

now, most of us would much rather have FB 1 but the system would take FB 2 even though he sucks and their rushing sucks on their team, but because he is the ball carrier on the goal line he gets in compared to a FB that isn't used in the offense but for lead blocking and max pass protection. Numbers are just made up, but the scenerio is the same, blocking FB for a league leading rusher with alot of pancakes but does touch the ball would make the probowl, but a FB used for goalline rushing and receiving and is shit at blocking gets in this system. I don't even think they can make a proper formula for FB's and OT's to be realistic.

Originally posted by Yendil
Originally posted by HATEMOBSTER

I don't know of too many successful rushing fullbacks. Although you have a point for the OT and G pancakes.

based on a full season.

FB: (Pancakes*2)+(TDs*3)+(Yards/12.5)-(FUML*3)+(Catches-Drops)+(RecTDs*4)+(RecYards/12.5)

FB 1 : HB leads league in rushing, 74 pancakes, zero rushes, zero catches, zero sacks allowed ( avg 4.6 pancakes a game)

FB 2 : mediocre rushing game, 9 pancakes, 64 rushes 131 yards, 18 TDs, 18 catches, 55 yards, 11 TD, rushes and receptions are on goalline.

FB 1: (74*2)+0-0+0+0+0 = 148

FB 2: (9*2) +(15*3)+ (131/12.5) -0+ 18 +(10*4) + (55/12.5) = 148.88

now, most of us would much rather have FB 1 but the system would take FB 2 even though he sucks and their rushing sucks on their team, but because he is the ball carrier on the goal line he gets in compared to a FB that isn't used in the offense but for lead blocking and max pass protection. Numbers are just made up, but the scenerio is the same, blocking FB for a league leading rusher with alot of pancakes but does touch the ball would make the probowl, but a FB used for goalline rushing and receiving and is shit at blocking gets in this system. I don't even think they can make a proper formula for FB's and OT's to be realistic.


dude 18 TDs is a lot

ok to throw you off a little bit and show you why the pro bowl is a joke

in real life the fans get to help vote in who they want, why else does dallas have so many pro bowlers each year



and @ FB larron Mclain of the ravens was basically a rb all year, so his rushing got him in at FB not the fact that he was a great blocker

not 18 TDs...

29 TDs.

thats impressive for a FB, pro bowl worthy in fact.

Originally posted by dawgs1235
not 18 TDs...

29 TDs.

thats impressive for a FB, pro bowl worthy in fact.

i would take a 29 TD fb over a lot of players in the league right now. I've seen some 'great builds' that suck on the field and some 'awful builds' that kickass. Production is king

yeah.

we've got a GREAT FB, in one game, he had the key block in no less that 5 TDs runs and saved the QBs ass numerous times. He got POTG award, but I'm not going to put him on the pro bowl team over a guy thats found the endzone 29 times.

There are glamor positions and they aren't, thats just the nature of football.