<commit_before># NFL Combine Evaluation Plots
collaborators: <NAME>, <NAME>, <NAME> and <NAME>
<br>

## Interactive plotting
Press the ![Binder](https://beta.mybinder.org/v2/gh/kpolimis/nfl-combine-evaluation-plots/master) link to open a jupyter notebook directory window.
Select plots.ipynb to start an interactive notebook that plots the relationship between assorted Combine
metrics (40 time, vertical, speed score, etc.) and total yards in a NFL career for quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers. 

Below each metric-specific plot is an explanation of the metric, the goal of the combine test, and a short discussion about variation between positions. LaDainian Tomlinson (highlighted player in example), is an elite running back that demonstrates a strong observed positional relationship between combine metrics and career performance: 

> There appears to be a slight negative relationship between 40 time and yardage for running backs indicating that faster running backs are more likely to have more productive careers. In contrast, there does not appear to be any clearly discernable relationship between yardage and 40 time for wide receivers or quarterbacks, suggesting that success for these positions may be more dependent on other characteristics such as skill, intelligence, or agility. 
<commit_msg>modified README<commit_after># NFL Combine Evaluation Plots
collaborators: <NAME>, <NAME>, <NAME> and <NAME>
<br>

## Interactive plotting
Press this [Binder link](https://beta.mybinder.org/v2/gh/kpolimis/nfl-combine-evaluation-plots/master) to open a jupyter notebook directory window.
Select plots.ipynb to start an interactive notebook that plots the relationship between assorted Combine
metrics (40 time, vertical, speed score, etc.) and total yards in a NFL career for quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers. Press "shift+enter" in a cell to load the graphs. You will have the option to save static plots within each graph.

Below each metric-specific plot is an explanation of the metric, the goal of the combine test, and a short discussion about variation between positions. LaDainian Tomlinson (highlighted player in example), is an elite running back that demonstrates a strong observed positional relationship between combine metrics and career performance: 

> There appears to be a slight negative relationship between 40 time and yardage for running backs indicating that faster running backs are more likely to have more productive careers. In contrast, there does not appear to be any clearly discernable relationship between yardage and 40 time for wide receivers or quarterbacks, suggesting that success for these positions may be more dependent on other characteristics such as skill, intelligence, or agility. 

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