We're talking league-wide team-level win totals, scoring, and how it relates to projections, play volume, and more on RotoViz Radio. What's I'm Dave Kaban, one of the owners at rhodoviz happy to be with you as

you listen to this talking through some important inputs into the projections that i will be

putting together excuse me over the next month or so Going forward, we're going to be trying to do

three episodes a week. That might mean that we do a number of episodes, maybe one episode each

week where it's just going to be me. Maybe some weeks you might get an episode that is just

Curtis. But there is some, I should say,

there are some topics that I think we can attack that will give you good information to consider

as you start absorbing more information. We can do these in episodes where it is just me talking

at you.

But I think we'll have some more applicability, even if they're perhaps less entertaining than an episode where Curtis and I have a back and forth.

So tonight's topic relates to projections.

The computer that I normally use to look at... relates to projections.

The computer that I normally use to look at while I'm recording is tied up running like a million simulations right now.

So I'm not going to hit any of the sound effects because I have the mic as far away

from the normal computer as I can get it so I can look at another screen right now, thus moving me too far away from the sound

board to be able to hit any of the drops.

So just pretend that one just happened.

All right.

When I am putting together projections or really when anybody is putting together projections and they are looking at a specific team, it would be important for them to have an expectation of how many plays that team is going to run.

In my case, I am going to take a team like the Chicago Bears, for example.

I am going to say, how many plays do I think that the Chicago Bears are going to take a team like the Chicago Bears, for example.

I am going to say, how many plays do I think that the Chicago Bears are going to run?

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