Statistics to Look for in NFL Betting at LinesMaker

Statistics to Look for in NFL Betting

NFL bet­ting is extremely pop­u­lar among most sports bet­ting enthu­si­asts across the globe. Just like base­ball, one should gain knowl­edge about the sta­tis­ti­cal analy­sis involved in order to be acquainted with the capa­bil­ity of a team. Much use­ful sta­tis­tics keeps com­ing year after year and bet­tors spend lot of time to ana­lyze the game and find ways to make sense out of it. There are cer­tain most impor­tant, and per­haps most neglected, sta­tis­tics that one should con­sider while bet­ting on NFL lines.

Yards per attempt (YPA) is an excel­lent way to eval­u­ate a quar­ter­back, and here you see the aver­age amount of pass­ing yards attempted by the quar­ter­back over a period. The quar­ter­back is solid and excel­lent if the YPA is more than seven and eight, respec­tively. How­ever, if it is below six, then it is not a good sign. Another stats is turnover dif­fer­en­tial, wherein you find a team that pro­tects the ball amaz­ingly as these teams are more likely to cover the spread in NFL bet­ting and even win the game.

First half point dif­fer­en­tial is worth con­sid­er­ing as teams that enter the sec­ond half with a lead stays con­sis­tent, while the lag­ging team takes risks that turns out to be dis­as­trous many a times. The per­cent­age of neg­a­tive pass is other impor­tant stats in NFL bet­ting, and it is eval­u­ated by mea­sur­ing the num­ber of pass plays faced by a team that were sacked or inter­cepted. Most top teams have around eleven per­cent neg­a­tive pass, while weaker teams have below eight percent.

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