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This was inspired by a post on another thread.
I happened to look this up on Pro-Football-Reference, so it's not quite as spectacular a feat of detective work as it sounds.
In any case, here's the question I'm asking above:
Over the last three years, what percentage of field goals from 33–37 yards out (i.e., from between the opponent's 16 to the opponent's 20) have been converted, leaguewide?
I'll post the answer a little later. I'm just curious as to what you think the correct answer is.
I happened to look this up on Pro-Football-Reference, so it's not quite as spectacular a feat of detective work as it sounds.
In any case, here's the question I'm asking above:
Over the last three years, what percentage of field goals from 33–37 yards out (i.e., from between the opponent's 16 to the opponent's 20) have been converted, leaguewide?
I'll post the answer a little later. I'm just curious as to what you think the correct answer is.