Pro Football stats (Yr. 2000 Ver.). Featuring the Perry Rating System. Database of stats presented in spreadsheet style, traditional stats plus Perry Rating system, sort by any column with one click, group your favorite players, fun factoids. A great way to gain an advantage playing Fantasy Football. The Perry Rating ranks each player using a unique formula and is presented as an additional column of data for each player.The Perry Rating System was developed in 1983 and has been revised every year since. It shows how players in a particular position, like quarterback, rusher, receiver, kicker rank according to their lifetime and/or seasonal statistics. The system uses its own formula to compare the players with each other and gives them each a Perry Rating. The formula incorporates appropriate statistics such as attempts, average yards per attempt, and touchdown percentage according to the position. For example, in 1998, Jerry Rice is ranked number one on the Lifetime Perry Rating. His Perry Rating is 82.6876%. That is, he is 82.6876% as good in all statistical categories combined as compared to the best in the history of the league, which ranks him number one. If a player were to have a Perry Rating of 100.%, he would have to have the most attempts, the highest average yard per attempt, and the highest touchdown percentage of all the qualifying players that have ever played. The Perry Rating is a great way to gain an advantage playing Fantasy Football because in addition to traditional stats, users get the Perry Rating. If a player rates high in the Perry Rating then chances are good that he is also scoring well in Fantasy Football.
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To run, launch: PR00.EXE or run from its Windows program icon
