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Originally Posted by DYoungJelly
How long and tedious is the process?
When are the grades posted?
How many plays are evaluated and for how many plays?
The way your explaining it, all the players, and all the plays are being examined at least twice? Once by a lower level person and once by a supervisor?
I think it's also highly indicative of the reliability of their grades of the grades are never revised after review. Further inquiry into a player's assignment or lack of assignment on a bad looking play.
If grades are never revised up or down like real coaching grades (after watching film with and talking to the player involved) then it also creates a reliability issue.
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The training alone just to get hired takes 3-6 months, you go through a trial period, based on accuracy and speed. If you don't pass they don't hire u.
During the season you are assigned a certain amount of games weekly, every process you do is checked by senior analyst first and then process managers (mine were Zac Robinson (former NFL QB and now with the LA Rams staff) and Tim Beckman who was a former coach in the ncaa and nfl) . So say I grade Case Keenums passing for a game, that is checked off twice before the grades are even posted. This is for every position and snap per game. Every NFL team is a client and most NCAA teams are, with the AAF also coming on this yr.
It's not just watching football like we all do weekly and love, the coaches film comes in the night games are finished and that's when you do Player grades. When working games live you will do other processes like charting field coordinates, penalties, time of possession, pressures , etc.
It's a lot of work, I gained a ton of respect for the company after this season.