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FootballOutsiders.com try to bring the statistical revolution that changed baseball for fans of the NFL, challenging the conventional wisdom and try to determine how best to construct a sample of the Super Bowl. Since man can not live in their own numbers, FootballOutsiders.com columns also contain a class of new writers and a forum for fans to discuss soccer news from around the web Web.Most football to concentrate solely on both the fantasy football or betting. FootballOutsiders.com discuss both, but the site is more interested in real games in real stadiums, which covers the spread is meaningless if your team tanks and blew the final playoff starts with a tiebreaker.FootballOutsiders.com branded series of innovative, new statistics can not find elsewhere. We have new objective methods for analyzing skill players, offensive and defensive lines, and overall equipment efficiency. These statistics are not complete for the 2002 season only, which will also be updated on a weekly basis during the NFL season. Our new VOA (value over average), statistical jumps season game by game, comparing the performance-based player similar game situations, while our new line yards statistical attempts to separate the offensive line blocking performance.We Running is not just pages and pages of statistics, however, also be in-depth articles explaining these statistics as well as articles to answer specific questions and challenges conventional wisdom about the game. Among the topics discussed at the launch of FootballOutsiders.com: *** For the traditional view on the need for enforcement can not be proved true in 2002 .*** Why Stacey Mack might be the most underrated runners in the NFL - - unless Moe Williams has a demand that even better than the title .*** As Bill James to win the Pythagorean theorem applies to the NFL, and that point the differences between 2002 and say that the best teams of 2003.FootballOutsiders.com also launches the first of eight columns in the implementation of our new statistics for each team in the NFL, division by division. We start with the AFC East, explaining, when New England had its biggest hole in 2002 (hint: not crowded) and for drafting Willis McGahee to replace Travis Henry could not be a good idea strange, since the articles are all.Future include analysis supports the theory that breaking down the defense much better than smaller again as a new method to classify the success of training that leads to surprising results - and more fuel for one of the biggest controversies in the NFL until . Tuesday Saturday crisis of numbers can, but on Sunday and Monday we live for the NFL game of truth, like all other angry fans. FootballOutsiders.com celebrates the passion for football, with columns that binds the focus with the detachment of an outsider, the obsession of a fan, and a little encouragement to boot. Fight for the ball discuss everything from the pool of fantasy football in the office that has speakers that we want to throw a brick through the television. Details Loser football fantasy league alternatives that will make you dream for Chad Hutchinson week culminating Tampa.Another FootballOutsiders.com faces is a daily blog of the best articles of the NFL from across the web. There are many sites that have links pointing to a news service, forcing football fans to sift through 100 articles on an offensive lineman who crushed a toe in practice. The type of out through these articles, links to the best written, most in-depth articles About NFL all over the Internet and in newspapers covering all 32 teams. Each item in the blog will be dominated by a thread in which football fans can discuss and debate of such items, helping to create a FootballOutsiders.com intelligence community, the staff dedicated to fans of the NFL fans.The FootballOutsiders. com includes cultural analyst Aaron Schatz and media critic Bruce Allen. Schatz is best known as writer and producer of Lycos 50 Daily Report (http://50.lycos.com) *, the most important of the Internet on people, places and things that are searching online. He has made numerous appearances on CNN and in writing for various publications, including Slate.com, the American Prospect, and the Boston Phoenix. Allen writes the popular website of Boston Sports Media Watch (http://www.bostonsportsmedia.com/), which was praised by the Boston Globe and called "the place to begin your day by the Manchester Union-Leader.