Passing RPI - Cliff vs AOC
See Link for article. Video version is below. We had Nate to this same thing last year with Clifford and Bo Nix before the Auburn game. Found it interesting then, so we had him do Round 2 this year. Essentially, RPI is a predictive measure that gauges a QB's performance against what that defensive allows in various statistical categories on average. So if Defense A typically allows 300 yards passing per game and QB B throws for 400 yards against them, then that QB's RPI is 133% in passing yards, because he exceeded the defense's average allowed. Anything under 100 percent means the QB failed to produce what other opposing QB's produce on average vs a particular defense.
See Link for article. Video version is below. We had Nate to this same thing last year with Clifford and Bo Nix before the Auburn game. Found it interesting then, so we had him do Round 2 this year. Essentially, RPI is a predictive measure that gauges a QB's performance against what that defensive allows in various statistical categories on average. So if Defense A typically allows 300 yards passing per game and QB B throws for 400 yards against them, then that QB's RPI is 133% in passing yards, because he exceeded the defense's average allowed. Anything under 100 percent means the QB failed to produce what other opposing QB's produce on average vs a particular defense.