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A brief introduction to the correlation between The Greg Jennings Score, and future NFL Success. Nerds, enjoy.

Rookie Year
R-squared value:
0.4882
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Line of best fit equation:
y = 0.2902x^2 - 1.4847x + 3.7153

3 Year
R-squared value:
0.6572
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Line of best fit equation:
y = -0.0172x^4 + 0.4003x^3 - 3.021x^2 + 10.286x - 11.586

7 Year
R-squared value:
0.7292
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Line of best fit equation:
y = 0.0237x^3 - 0.1x&2 + 0.8265x + 0.0797
What goes into the Greg Jennings Score?
Key Performance Indicators
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Draft Capital
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Age
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AVG DR
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PPG
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Best PPG
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YAC/rec
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Rec/gm
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RecTD/gm
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RecYD/gm
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Bench
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40 time
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3 cone time
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vertical
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broad jump
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BMI
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Level of competition
Confused on any of these ratings? Check out the definitions section below.
Key Performance Indicator Definitions
Draft Results​
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Draft Capital: Round drafted in. The sooner, the better.
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Age: Age when drafted
College Statistics
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AVG DR: DR = Average Dominator Rating. "Dominator rating adds a player's career yardage share and TD share and divides them by two. Dominator rating is a critical component of breakout age analysis, first introduced by Frank DuPont and Shawn Siegele at RotoViz." -FantasyLife.com
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PPG: Average points per game over entire college career
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Best PPG: Points per game from best college season
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YAC/rec: Yards after catch per reception
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Rec/gm: Receptions per game
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RecTD/gm: Receiving Touchdowns per game
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RecYD/gm: Receiving Yards per game
Combine Results
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Bench: Max bench press repetitions at 225 pounds
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40 time: 40 yard dash time in seconds
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3 cone time: Time to complete 3 cone drill. Measure of agility.
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vertical: Max vertical jump in inches
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broad jump: Max standing broad jump length
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BMI: Body Mass Index
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Level of competition: Indicated by conference they played in. Higher level of competition = better