https://www.kaggle.com/c/nfl-big-data-bowl-2022/data
\nI think the specialTeamsPlayResult described in the Play data is wrong and should be specialTeamsResult.
https://www.kaggle.com/c/nfl-big-data-bowl-2022/data
\nI think the specialTeamsPlayResult described in the Play data is wrong and should be specialTeamsResult.
That was a typo and it is now fixed. Thanks.
", "rawMarkdown": "That was a typo and it is now fixed. Thanks.", "votes": null }, { "id": "1581607", "postDate": "11/14/2021 02:37:37", "content": "Hi, I'm a little bit confused about the data in specialTeamsResult.
\nHere are the data I found: 'Blocked Kick Attempt, Blocked Punt, Downed, Fair Catch, Kick Attempt Good, Kick Attempt No Good, Kickoff Team Recovery, Muffed, Non-Special Teams Result, Out of Bounds, Return or Touchback.'
\nThis is the way I understand some of them:
\"Downed\" is typically when the team that punted the ball recovers (or grabs) the ball after it is kicked. In this case, the return team does not touch the ball and instead lets it land on the ground. When downing a punt, the kicking team wants to let the ball go as far as possible. \"Downed\" can also occur when an onside kick doesn't travel the necessary 10 yards and the kickoff team recovers it.
\n\"Kickoff Team Recovery\" refers to when the kickoff teams obtains the ball (typically on an onside kick) without the return team gaining control of it after the ball travels 10+ yards. Thus, they kick it off and grab it themselves.
\n\"Non-Special Teams Result\" refers to when there is a rush or pass attempt by the team with the ball because of a bad/mishandled snap or a trick play. In these cases, the team with the ball did not end up kicking the ball and instead attempted to throw the ball or attempted to run with it.
", "rawMarkdown": "\"Downed\" is typically when the team that punted the ball recovers (or grabs) the ball after it is kicked. In this case, the return team does not touch the ball and instead lets it land on the ground. When downing a punt, the kicking team wants to let the ball go as far as possible. \"Downed\" can also occur when an onside kick doesn't travel the necessary 10 yards and the kickoff team recovers it.\n\n\"Kickoff Team Recovery\" refers to when the kickoff teams obtains the ball (typically on an onside kick) without the return team gaining control of it after the ball travels 10+ yards. Thus, they kick it off and grab it themselves.\n\n\"Non-Special Teams Result\" refers to when there is a rush or pass attempt by the team with the ball because of a bad/mishandled snap or a trick play. In these cases, the team with the ball did not end up kicking the ball and instead attempted to throw the ball or attempted to run with it.", "votes": null } ], "comments": [ { "id": 1580143, "author_name": "tombliss", "author_url": "", "post_date": "11/12/2021 14:15:31", "content": "That was a typo and it is now fixed. Thanks.
", "votes": null, "replies": [ { "id": 1581607, "author_name": "vvennhao", "author_url": "", "post_date": "11/14/2021 02:37:37", "content": "Hi, I'm a little bit confused about the data in specialTeamsResult.
\nHere are the data I found: 'Blocked Kick Attempt, Blocked Punt, Downed, Fair Catch, Kick Attempt Good, Kick Attempt No Good, Kickoff Team Recovery, Muffed, Non-Special Teams Result, Out of Bounds, Return or Touchback.'
\nThis is the way I understand some of them:
\"Downed\" is typically when the team that punted the ball recovers (or grabs) the ball after it is kicked. In this case, the return team does not touch the ball and instead lets it land on the ground. When downing a punt, the kicking team wants to let the ball go as far as possible. \"Downed\" can also occur when an onside kick doesn't travel the necessary 10 yards and the kickoff team recovers it.
\n\"Kickoff Team Recovery\" refers to when the kickoff teams obtains the ball (typically on an onside kick) without the return team gaining control of it after the ball travels 10+ yards. Thus, they kick it off and grab it themselves.
\n\"Non-Special Teams Result\" refers to when there is a rush or pass attempt by the team with the ball because of a bad/mishandled snap or a trick play. In these cases, the team with the ball did not end up kicking the ball and instead attempted to throw the ball or attempted to run with it.
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ] } ], "raw_markdown_by_id": { "1579647": "https://www.kaggle.com/c/nfl-big-data-bowl-2022/data\nI think the specialTeamsPlayResult described in the Play data is wrong and should be specialTeamsResult.", "1580143": "That was a typo and it is now fixed. Thanks.", "1581607": "Hi, I'm a little bit confused about the data in specialTeamsResult. \nHere are the data I found: 'Blocked Kick Attempt, Blocked Punt, Downed, Fair Catch, Kick Attempt Good, Kick Attempt No Good, Kickoff Team Recovery, Muffed, Non-Special Teams Result, Out of Bounds, Return or Touchback.'\nThis is the way I understand some of them:\n1. 'Blocked Kick Attempt, Blocked Punt, Fair Catch, Muffed, Return or Touchback' are resultant from (or refer to) the role of returner\n2. 'Kick Attempt Good, Kick Attempt No Good, Out of Bounds' are resultant from (or refer to) the role of kicker\n3. But I'm not sure for the meaning of 'Downed, Kickoff Team Recovery, Non-Special Teams Result', and which role the results are resultant from?\nPlease kindly tell me more about this. Thank you.", "1583086": "\"Downed\" is typically when the team that punted the ball recovers (or grabs) the ball after it is kicked. In this case, the return team does not touch the ball and instead lets it land on the ground. When downing a punt, the kicking team wants to let the ball go as far as possible. \"Downed\" can also occur when an onside kick doesn't travel the necessary 10 yards and the kickoff team recovers it.\n\n\"Kickoff Team Recovery\" refers to when the kickoff teams obtains the ball (typically on an onside kick) without the return team gaining control of it after the ball travels 10+ yards. Thus, they kick it off and grab it themselves.\n\n\"Non-Special Teams Result\" refers to when there is a rush or pass attempt by the team with the ball because of a bad/mishandled snap or a trick play. In these cases, the team with the ball did not end up kicking the ball and instead attempted to throw the ball or attempted to run with it." }, "source": "meta" }