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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by leilung - Has anyone done analysis on our injuries on Turf vs. Grass? Does the Dome need to be resurfaced to get our guys out of the blue tent? Apparently a recent study shows there isn't much ...
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11-09-2022, 03:41 PM | #51 |
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Re: Observations from the Saints' Loss to the Ravens
Originally Posted by leilung
Apparently a recent study shows there isn't much of a difference.
That said, I do know that a greater number of turf toe injuries have been tied to the ultra lightweight shoes that many players started wearing recently. There is virtually no support and it is becoming more and more common to hyperextend the toes even while wearing the shoes. |
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11-09-2022, 06:45 PM | #52 |
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Re: Observations from the Saints' Loss to the Ravens
Responding to rez and Major’s upcoming FA QB posts, I Just checked out Gardner’s stats:
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Re: Observations from the Saints' Loss to the Ravens
Originally Posted by AsylumGuido
I preferred the turf myself.
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Re: Observations from the Saints' Loss to the Ravens
Originally Posted by AsylumGuido
I question these stats. Just looking at the graph, the injuries on natural grass are lower all four years from 2018-2021, ranging from 25% lower in 2019 to 2.5% lower in 2021. It looks like they were about 15% lower in 2018 and 2020 so that would be above the average. Also notice that the graph tracks a very specific subset of injuries: non contact injuries to the knee, ankle, and foot. It also has a very specific metric of missed time and we have no idea how they count that with free agents, retirements, suspensions, etc. I am always suspicious when I see something like that because if you have a lot of knobs you can turn playing with statistics you can often get the result you want, and specifying non contact vs contact injuries and three specific body parts seems like a lot of filtering to get the results they want. I would like to see a lot more graphs of different injury types and ways of measuring impact. Perhaps if they had looked at contact injuries to the toe, hips, and shin and measured by the number of surgical procedures or retirements not theoretical games missed, the injuries would have been double on artificial turf.
The NFL does not want to be liable for injuries or upset its owners big investments so I don't trust them to throw out one graph of their choosing that shows 15% less injuries on natural grass and even believe that graph is representative, much less that 15% means zero difference. I take take 15% to be the minimum difference. |
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Re: Observations from the Saints' Loss to the Ravens
Lamar if you can sign him or if you'd want him. Out of that group I think Id take my chances with Lamar IMO.
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