Posts tagged Football
Tom Bliss - NFL, Senior Manager, Football Operations Data Scientist
Tom Bliss - NFL, Senior Manager, Football Operations Data Scientist

Tom Bliss is a Senior Manager of Football Operations Data Scientist for the NFL. He and his team work to improve the game for fans, players, and organizations through data analysis. They are constantly researching new ways to make the game more entertaining and safer. In this interview he discusses…

  • NFL rule changes including the expectations around the new kickoff rule

  • The schedule release and the various considerations the league looks at

  • His day-to-day responsibilities and what programming is utilized in his role

  • NGS, PFF, and various player tracking tools

  • Big Data Bowl and what leads to successful entries

  • Statistics that are likely to become publicly available for this season

  • Pairing his physics/astronomy major with his current position

  • Highlights of his career journey thus far

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Matt Chang - NFL Big Data Bowl winner
Matt Chang - NFL Big Data Bowl winner

Matt Chang and his team won the 2024 NFL Big Data Bowl, an analytics competition with a $25,000 first prize. In this episode, Matt will discuss…

  • His team’s submission, entitled Uncovering Missed Tackle Opportunities

  • What the Big Data Bowl is and how he and his team became interested

  • The data and question provided by the NFL

  • Attacking that question through trial and error

  • Creating a metric and its components

  • Making the outputs easy to understand

  • Ideal next steps with their metric

  • Advice for anyone looking to enter contests like the Big Data Bowl

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Brandon Ally - Co-Founder, S2 Cognition
Brandon Ally - Co-Founder, S2 Cognition

Brandon Ally is the Co-Founder of S2 Cognition, a performance evaluation company that is revolutionizing the way professional teams asses prospective players. He is also S2 Cognition’s Chief Business Development Officer and Director of Football. His educational background stands up again the brightest minds in sports. He has a Bachelor’s in Psychology from the University of Tennessee, a PhD in Neuropsychology from Southern Miss, and worked as a Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard University & Boston University, working in the Geriatric Neuropsychology Laboratory and Alzheimer’s Disease Center, respectively. He also has a background in academia, having served as Assistant Professor of Neurology at Boston University and Vanderbilt University. In addition to his roles at S2 Cognition, he currently serves as Professor of Neurosurgery at the University of Louisville. In this conversation, Brandon talks about…

  • His academic background and what a PhD in Neuropsychology encompasses.

  • His athletic background at the University of Tennessee.

  • S2 Cognition’s origin story & what S2 Cognition does.

  • What they used to develop the primary S2 test and what the exam provides NFL teams.

  • How things in an athlete’s past influence how well they perform on the S2 test.

  • Misconceptions between the S2 test and the Wonderlick exam.

  • How his professional knowledge influences his coaching.

  • His favorite John Wick movie, and shaming Paul for not having seen it.

Then, TruMedia’s Sergio De La Espriella joins the show to discuss Paul’s conversation with Brandon.

Show Links

  • Follow Brandon on Twitter: @brandonally3

  • Follow S2 Cognition on Twitter: @S2Cognition

  • To check out S2 Cognition’s website, click here.

  • To check out what the S2 Cognition test said about the 2023 NFL Draft QB class, click here.

  • To read The Athletic’s piece on the S2 Cognition test, click here.

  • To read The Athletic’s piece on how the S2 Cognition test pointed to Brock Purdy’s NFL success, click here.

  • Follow @TruMediaSports on Twitter.

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John Taormina - Director of Football Strategy, TruMedia
John Taormina - Director of Football Strategy, TruMedia

John Taormina is TruMedia’s Director of Football Strategy, overseeing TruMedia’s football related business. Prior to joining us at TruMedia, John spent time with the Atlanta Falcons. He started as a Football Analyst before becoming Manager of Football Analytics. His final role with the Falcons was Director of Football Data & Analytics. He holds a BA in Broadcast Journalism from Penn State, along with a Master of Science in Analytics from Villanova. In this conversation, John talks about…

  • His academic path and what led him to pursue a career in sports analytics.

  • His time with the Atlanta Falcons and how his responsibilities changed with each role.

  • What a typical NFL analytics department looks like from the inside.

  • How an NFL analytics department works with the coaching staff.

  • A first-hand perspective of what it’s like to be inside the war room during the NFL Draft.

  • Working with cap specialists and what the analytics department does during the off-season.

  • How he aided the Falcons decision makers with a massive trade.

Then, TruMedia’s Sergio De La Espriella joins the show to discuss Paul’s conversation with John.

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Amelia Probst - Data Scientist & Writer, Pro Football Focus
Amelia Probst - Data Scientist & Writer, Pro Football Focus

Amelia Probst is a Data Scientist & Writer for Pro Football Focus (PFF). Despite being just 22 years old, the Cornell graduate has already worked in football, baseball, and lacrosse, including internships with the New York Mets and the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL). In this conversation, Amelia talks about…

  • How she became interested in sports analytics.

  • How she applies what she learned at Cornell to working in sports analytics.

  • Her time with Cornell’s Sports Analytics club.

  • Interning with the Mets & the PLL.

  • What’s being done in collegiate lacrosse from a data perspective.

  • Joining PFF, what PFF does, and her role at the company.

  • What she has learned about football analytics while at PFF.

  • The difference between working in football, baseball, and lacrosse.

Then, TruMedia’s Sergio De La Espriella joins the show to discuss Paul’s conversation with Amelia.

Show Links

  • Follow Amelia on Twitter: @ameliaprobst.

  • To check out Amelia’s writing at PFF, click here.

  • To check out Amelia’s PFF piece on Offensive Linemen Volatility, click here.

  • Follow @TruMediaSports on Twitter.

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Hassan Inayatali - 2023 Big Data Bowl Champion
Hassan Inayatali - 2023 Big Data Bowl Champion

Hassan Inayatali is a rising senior at the University of Toronto and part of the 2023 Big Data Bowl winning team, along with his partners Aaron White and Daniel Hocevar. Their project, “Between the Lines: How Do We Measure Pressure?” bested over 300 submissions to win the competition. In this conversation, Hassan talks about…

  • What data they had access to.

  • How they attacked their topic, where the data took them, and what idea had in mind.

  • What to say when pitching a coach on their model.

  • What they would do if they had more time and access to more data.

  • How he got into sports analytics.

  • Advice for anyone looking to get into sports analytics.

Then, TruMedia’s Sergio De La Espriella joins the show to discuss Paul’s conversation with Hassan.

Show Links

  • To check out Hassan & his team’s project on how to measure pressure, click here.

  • To read the Toronto Sun article about Hassan & his team, click here.

  • To read the University of Toronto Engineering News piece on Hassan & his team, click here.

  • For more on the NFL’s Big Data Bowl Finalists, click here.

  • Follow @TruMediaSports on Twitter.

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Rodrik David - Founder, Right Step Advising
Rodrik David - Founder, Right Step Advising

Rodrick David is the founder of Right Step Advising, a company dedicated to helping agents, athletes and schools figure out the next right step for them and their football careers. Before that, he was a scout for the Atlanta Falcons. In this conversation, Rodrik talks about…

  • His reaction to Super Bowl LVII & how he watched the game through a scout’s lens

  • His career path from college to being an NFL scout

  • How data is used in the college scouting process

  • What information teams gather at events like the Senior Bowl, NFL Combine, and Pro Days

  • What part of a scout’s job is aided by data

  • How agents & players are using data in relation to NIL

  • What he would do with the No. 1 pick if he was Chicago

  • Standouts and sleepers in the 2023 NFL Draft

Then, TruMedia’s Sergio De La Espriella joins the show to discuss Paul’s conversation with Rodrik.

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Kalyn Kahler - Senior NFL Writer, The Athletic
Kalyn Kahler - Senior NFL Writer, The Athletic

Kalyn Kahler is a senior NFL writer for The Athletic, covering the league from a national perspective. She has a traditional journalism background and also likes to use numbers in her stories. She is a graduate of Northwestern’s Medill School of Journalism and has previously worked for Sports Illustrated, Bleacher Report, and Defector Media. Her work has also appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Chicago Sun-Times, The Colorado Springs Gazette, among other publications. In this conversation, Kalyn talks about…

  • Her path from Medill to The Athletic

  • Her general approach to using stats in stories

  • What she took away from working with Peter King

  • The evolution of data in journalism

  • How coaches and players react when she brings up stats to them

  • Advice for someone looking to break into the sports media field

  • Why she’s not a fan of even numbers

Then, TruMedia’s Sergio De La Espriella joins the show to discuss Paul’s conversation with Kalyn.

Show Links

  • Follow Kalyn on Twitter: @kalynkahler

  • To see Kalyn’s work at The Athletic, click here.

  • To check out Kalyn’s website, click here.

  • To read her piece on how the Eagles used the QB rush to their advantage, click here.

  • To read her piece on why NFL coaches call for shotgun at the goal line, click here.

  • To read her piece on how a cow becomes a football, click here.

  • Follow @TruMediaSports on Twitter.

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Lauren Poe - Sports Analytics Developer, ESPN
Lauren Poe - Sports Analytics Developer, ESPN

Lauren Poe is part of ESPN’s sports analytics team, which is responsible for metrics like Total QBR, Power Indices for Basketball, Football, and Soccer, and Strength of Record for college football. She has a degree in Mathematics from the University of Oklahoma, spent time as a math teacher, and got her ESPN in the Stats and Analysis department. In this conversation, Lauren talks about…

  • Her career path from math teacher to ESPN

  • Her early years in the ESPN Stats & Analysis group

  • The challenges and importance of data cleaning

  • Steps she took to join ESPN’s analytics team

  • What she does as a sports analytics developer

  • Creating and maintaining ESPN’s metrics

  • Her favorite college football metrics

  • Communicating data well in writie

  • How she watches games, especially Oklahoma football

Then, TruMedia’s Sergio De La Espriella joins the show to discuss Paul’s conversation with Lauren.

Show Links

  • Follow Lauren on Twitter: @laurenpoe.

  • Follow the Women in Sports Data on Twitter: @WinSportsData.

  • To check out the Women in Sports Data website, click here.

  • To check out ESPN’s 2022 College Football Playoff predictor, click here.

  • To check great article explaining ESPN’s Football Power Index (FPI), click here.

  • Follow @TruMediaSports on Twitter.

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Robyn Ritchie - 2022 NFL Big Data Bowl Champion
Robyn Ritchie - 2022 NFL Big Data Bowl Champion

Robyn Ritchie, a PhD student at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, is part of the team that won the NFL’s Big Data Bowl this year. This was the fourth annual Big Data Bowl, put on by Mike Lopez and the league’s analytics staff, and the topic this year was special teams, with each team given a set of tracking data and asked to come up with analysis and strategies based on that data. Robyn and her teammates (Brendan Kumagai, Ryker Moreau, Elijah Cavan) bested over 200 contestants with their entry, entitled “Punt Returns: Using the Math to Find the Path” In this conversation, Robyn talks about…

  • Exactly what data she and her team used

  • How they approached the contest

  • What methods and tools they used along the way

  • Challenges they ran into

  • Communicating their ideas effectively

  • Her path to getting a master’s and a PhD in statistics

  • Why Simon Fraser has produced so many good sports analysts

  • Her advice for people looking to get into the field

  • Her work in curling analytics (yes, curling!)

Then, TruMedia’s Sergio De La Espriella joins the show to discuss Paul’s conversation with Robyn.

Show Links

  • Follow Robyn on Twitter: @RR_SportsStats.

  • For more on the Big Data Bowl, click here.

  • To watch the 2022 Big Data Bowl Finals, click here.

  • To see the Kaggle Robyn referenced in the episode, click here.

  • For more on the Canadian Statistics Student Conference, click here.

  • Check out the Winnipeg Free Press’ piece on Robyn by clicking here.

  • Follow @TruMediaSports on Twitter.

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Mike Tannenbaum - Founder, The 33rd Team
Mike Tannenbaum - Founder, The 33rd Team

Mike Tannenbaum started working in the NFL as an intern with the Saints back in 1994, and he worked his way up with the Browns, Saints and Jets, becoming the Jets general manager in 2006, then the Dolphins executive vice president of football operations in 2015. Mike is now the founder of The 33rd Team, a football think tank and media platform. In this conversation, Mike talks about…

  • The AFC and NFC Championship games

  • How Mike watches football games from a general manager’s perspective

  • What The 33rd Team is and how The 33rd Team uses analytics, including their Comprehensive Passing Metric

  • How data was used when Mike first started in the 90s vs how data is used now

  • Mike’s experience appearing on an episode of CSI:NY

Then, TruMedia’s Sergio De La Espriella joins the show to discuss Paul’s conversation with Mike.

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Jill Reiner & Ella Summer - NFL Big Data Bowl winners
Jill Reiner & Ella Summer - NFL Big Data Bowl winners

Jill Reiner and Ella Summer won the college division of this year’s NFL Big Data Bowl, which asked participants to “evaluate defensive performance on passing plays.” In these conversations, Jill and Ella will talk about….

- What they’re studying in school
- How they got interested in the Big Data Bowl and decided to join the competition
- Their approaches and methodologies in evaluating pass defense performance
- What surprised them as they dove into the data
- What next steps they’d ideally take to examine the topic further
- Keys to communicating their work effectively
- Other work they’ve done in sports analytics

Then TruMedia’s Andy Cox, who was a Big Data Bowl judge, joins the show to discuss the process of evaluating entries, along with what Jill and Ella did well.

Show links
- Follow Jill on Twitter: @jillhreiner
- Follow Jill’s black labs on Instagram: @archieandbodie
- Jill’s Big Data Bowl submission on Kaggle
- Denison interview with Jill
- Follow Ella on Twitter: @EllaSummer17
- Ella’s Big Data Bowl submission on Kaggle
- Announcement of Big Data Bowl winners
- Watch the Big Data Bowl winners and presentations
- Ben Baldwin’s Big Data Bowl summary on The Athletic
- Follow TruMedia on Twitter: @TruMediaSports

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Alex Vigderman - Lead Research Analyst, Sports Info Solutions
Alex Vigderman - Lead Research Analyst, Sports Info Solutions

Alex Vigderman is a Lead Research Analyst at Sports Info Solutions, and he talks about…

- What Sports Info Solutions does
- What he does as Lead Research Analyst
- Compiling the SIS Football Rookie Handbook and takeaways from its statistical analysis
- Analyzing strengths and weaknesses of Florida QB Kyle Trask
- The draft prospect that numbers suggest is undervalued
- Sports Info Solutions’ Total Points model, which measures individual contribution in football
- Creating metrics without necessarily knowing a player’s intent on a play
- Fine-tuning the Defensive Runs Saved stat
- The SIS defensive fantasy baseball draft
- Takeaways from this year’s SABR conference
- His path into sports analytics, as a psychology major at Penn

Show links
- Follow Alex on Twitter: @vigmanoncampus
- Purchase the SIS Football Rookie Handbook or e-book
- Total Points: a primer and a look at the future
- Sports Info Solutions DRS draft
- Software Engineer job opening at TruMedia
- Follow @TruMediaSports on Twitter

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Alok Pattani - Google Cloud
Alok Pattani - Google Cloud

Alok Pattani is a Data Science Developer Advocate for Google Cloud, which partners with sports organizations including Major League Baseball and the NCAA. He is also a consultant for the Dallas Cowboys, and he was previously a founding member of ESPN’s sports analytics department. In this conversation, Alok will talk about…

- What Google Cloud is and what he does for them
- How Google works with MLB and the NCAA
- BigQuery and how he uses it
- How the volume of sports data has changed in recent years
- What he does for the Cowboys
- What NFL teams are doing in the analytics space and how NGS data has changed that
- Advice for students looking to get into sports analytics
- Why he chose sports and ESPN out of college
- Developing and communicating metrics at ESPN
- Researching LeBron James’ The Decision show at ESPN
- How he combines his love for data with his love for ice cream

Show links
- Follow Alok on Twitter: @AlokPattani
- MLB Film Room powered by Google Cloud
- Alok’s white paper on schedule-adjusted metrics in NCAA basketball (page 92)
- Using BigQuery to simulate March Madness
- Explaining ESPN’s Total QBR
- 2011 notes on the Mavericks and Dan Crawford
- Paul Carr’s Google presentation on effectively communicating data
- Wentworth Homemade Ice Cream
- Follow @TruMediaSports on Twitter

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Brian Burke - ESPN Senior Analytics Specialist
Brian Burke - ESPN Senior Analytics Specialist

Brian Burke has been at the forefront of football analytics over over a decade, since creating AdvancedNFLStats.com in the mid-2000s. He’s now a Senior Analytics Specialist at ESPN, where he and the analytics team recently unveiled new metrics for Run Block Win Rate and Run Stop Win Rate. In this episode, Brian will discuss…

- Previous metrics he’s developed at ESPN
- The process of building the models for Run Block Win Rate and Run Stop Win Rate
- Challenges he and the team faced in creating these metrics
- How he knows when to stop tinkering with new metrics and let them loose
- The excitement of releasing new metrics into the wild
- The headline story of the metric: Aaron Donald is average against the run
- What’s next on the analytics horizon
- What a typical NFL Sunday looks like
- His path from being a Navy fighter pilot to the sports analytics world
- A favorite Army-Navy moment
- How he broke a Navy war game.

Show links
- Follow Brian on Twitter: @bburkeESPN
- Introduction to Run Block Win Rate and Run Stop Win Rate
- Aaron Donald is an average run defender
- Pass Block Win Rate and Pass Rush Win Rate
- ESPN’s Analytics home page
- Brian Burke bio
- Brian joins ESPN
- Advanced Football Analytics
- Follow @TruMediaSports on Twitter

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Namita Nandakumar - Senior Quantitative Analyst, Seattle Kraken
Namita Nandakumar - Senior Quantitative Analyst, Seattle Kraken

Namita Nandakumar is a senior quantitative analyst for the expansion Seattle Kraken, which begin NHL play in the 2021-22 season. Namita came to Seattle from the Philadelphia Eagles, and she’ll talk about…

- The excitement around the Seattle Kraken franchise
- Building a hockey team and an analytics team from scratch
- The state of hockey data in the NHL and beyond
- What she’s looking forward to about player tracking data
- Differences in working in football and hockey analytics
- Differences between doing public analytics and working for a team
- Her public work on drafting perfectly in the NHL and the effect of player size
- Her pitch for using the programming language R
- Advice for aspiring sports analysts
- Getting more women and underrepresented communities into sports analytics

Show Links
- Follow Namita on Twitter: @nnstats
- Profile on NHL.com
- Namita on Hockey Graphs and The Athletic
- Namita’s Twitter thread for people with sports analytics aspirations
- Hockey analytics starter kit
- What Does It Mean to Draft Perfectly: NESSIS poster and slide presentation
- Hockey Graphs mentorship program
- Measurables Office Hours program, Twitter, podcast
- Follow @TruMediaSports on Twitter

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Cynthia Frelund - Data Scientist, NFL Network
Cynthia Frelund - Data Scientist, NFL Network

Cynthia Frelund is a data scientist for the NFL Network, where she brings analytical insight to all aspects of the network’s coverage, including this week’s NFL Draft. In this episode, Cynthia talks about…

- Her analytics-based mock draft and how it differs from traditional mocks and big boards
- What prospect jumps out to her from a data perspective
- How she uses predictive analytics during the NFL season
- Dealing with the inevitability of predictions being wrong
- Communicating data and working through resistance to analytics
- Listening to NFL personnel and translating their thoughts into data
- Tools that go into her modeling (including Computer Vision, NGS data and various programming languages)
- Her path through business school and ESPN to her current position
- Advice to women in the field
- Her favorite marathon of the 20+ that she’s run

Show Links- Follow Cynthia on Twitter: @cfrelund
- Women in Football Draft Special on Twitch
- Mock Draft 2.0
- Analytics-based fits for top QBs
- Cynthia’s NFL.com articles
- Jets.com profile
- Women in Sports Tech profile
- Reddit AMA
- FoxSports.com conversation
- The42.ie interview
- Northwestern’s predictive analytics master’s program
- Follow TruMedia on Twitter: @TruMediaSports

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Sheil Kapadia - NFL Writer, The Athletic
Sheil Kapadia - NFL Writer, The Athletic

The Athletic’s Sheil Kapadia mixes journalism and data as well as anyone covering the NFL. At last month’s NFL combine, he talked about…

- His career path to ESPN and The Athletic
- How he started manually tracking data
- Using numbers in journalism
- Evolution of NFL data during his reporting career
- How teams are using analytics better
- Advice for aspiring sports journalists

Show Links- Twitter: @SheilKapadia
- Sheil on The Athletic
- Top 100 NFL free agents
- How the Ravens gain an advantage with fourth-down aggressiveness
- Video of John Harbaugh talking analytics

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NFL Big Data Bowl winners - Dmitry Gordeev and Philipp Singer
NFL Big Data Bowl winners - Dmitry Gordeev and Philipp Singer

Dmitry Gordeev and Philipp Singer won the NFL’s second Big Data Bowl, which asked competitors the question: When an NFL ball carrier takes a handoff, how many yards should we expect the play to gain? Expected Value spoke with the winners at the NFL Combine, covering topics including…

- How two Europeans with minimal NFL knowledge won the Big Data Bowl
- Keys to developing their model
- What separated their entry from the pack
- What their work suggests about running back skill
- What else interests them in sports analytics

Show links- Dmitry Gordeev on Twitter: @dott1718
- Philipp Singer on Twitter: @ph_singer
- 2020 NFL Big Data Bowl
- Sports Techie conversation with the winners
- The Athletic’s preview and recap of the competition

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Aaron Schatz - Football Outsiders Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Aaron Schatz - Football Outsiders Founder & Editor-in-Chief

Aaron Schatz is the founder and editor-in-chief of Football Outsiders, the first prominent football analytics web site. On this episode, we’ll talk about…

- Why the Chiefs are a 57% Super Bowl favorite, per DVOA
- How the Chiefs and 49ers match up on both sides of the ball
- Origins of Football Outsiders and DVOA
- Where football analytics is going
- How much easier getting into football analytics is now
- How he watches NFL games
- Appearing on Late Night with Seth Meyers

Show links- Twitter: @FO_ASchatz, Football Outsiders
- Football Outsiders
- What is DVOA?
- DVOA ratings entering the Super Bowl
- Football Outsiders research findings
- Football Outsiders on ESPN
- Off the Charts football podcast
- Aaron Schatz on Seth Meyers

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