Below you will find a table that lists and explains all the variables
available in calculate_stats(). Compared to the old
calculate_player_stats*() functions that have been
deprecated, practically all variables (and their names) have been
preserved. However, there are a few differences. These are
-
recent_team: renamed toteam(recent team in weekly data never made sense) -
interceptions: renamed topassing_interceptions(all passing stats have the passing prefix) -
sacks: renamed tosacks_suffered(to make clear it’s not on defensive side) -
sack_yards: renamed tosack_yards_lost(to make clear it’s not on defensive side) -
dakota: not implemented at the moment -
def_tackles: there isdef_tackles_soloanddef_tackles_with_assist -
def_fumble_recovery_own: renamed tofumble_recovery_own(it is not exclusive to defense) -
def_fumble_recovery_yards_own: renamed tofumble_recovery_yards_own(it is not exclusive to defense) -
def_fumble_recovery_opp: renamed tofumble_recovery_opp(it is not exclusive to defense) -
def_fumble_recovery_yards_opp: renamed tofumble_recovery_yards_opp(it is not exclusive to defense) -
def_safety: renamed todef_safeties(we use plural everywhere) -
def_penalty: renamed topenalties(it is not exclusive to defense) -
def_penalty_yards: renamed topenalty_yards(it is not exclusive to defense)