stats-american-football-passing

Indicates that the included statistics apply only to events played either at home or away.

An open placeholder for categorization.

The key of the league or competition for which the player or team generated the stats.

Measure of distance for the generated stat.

Maximum distance for the generated stat.

Minimum distance for the generated stat.

Indicates what class of events the included statistics apply. Example: those events that went into overtime. SportsML vocab uri: http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/spdurationscope/

The ending date, with optional time, of the event for which the stats are relevant.

Qualifier of "most-recent-events" value for temporal-unit attribute. Specify the number of events eg. 10 for last 10 games.

An XML-specific identifier for the element.

The key of the site,venue or location where the stats were generated.

The type of unit used to measure distance, speed, etc. Could be mph, kph, metres, yards, etc.

Whether the opponent was a player, team, etc.

The key of the player, team, division, conference, league or other unit which provide the opposition relevant to the stat.

A complex formula designed to measure quarterback performance.

The number of passes attempted.

Gross passing yards divided by number of pass completions.

Total yards passing divided by number of games played.

The number of passes completed successfully.

Average number of completed passes a game.

Number of passes a player or team has made for a first-down.

The number of passes that were intercepted.

Average number of interceptions per game.

Longest interception return against a passer.

The ratio of intercepted passes to attempted passes.

Number of opponents' touchdowns scored from passer's interceptions.

Opponent's yards gained after interceptions.

The yards gained by the single longest completion.

The percentage of all passes that are completed successfully.

The ratio of touchdown passes to attempted passes.

The number of yards gained from passing.

Amount of yards lost due to sacks and completed passing plays that ended behind the line of scrimmage.

Subtracts out the sacks-against-yards-lost value of stats-american-football-sacks-against element.

Gross passing yards divided by number of pass attempts.

Number of times in passer's career where total passing yardage per game exceeded 300.

How a player or team's passing stats ranks in a league or conference, usually using total passing yards as the measure.

The ending date, with optional time, of the period for which the stats are relevant.

The starting date, with optional time, of the period for which the stats are relevant.

For certain types of periods: overtime, declared (cricket), etc.

Used for tracking stats and events by period.

Indicates that the included statistics apply only to while played at a particular position.

Average number of receptions per game.

Average yards per game from receptions.

The average yards per reception.

Number of times in receiver's career where total receiving yardage per game exceeded 100.

Number of receptions a player has taken for a first-down.

The longest reception a player had, including to the point where they scored, were-tackled, etc.

The number of opportunities this receiver had to receive the ball.

The total number of successful passes.

Number of yards a receiver is credited for.

Indicates that the included statistics apply only to values that set a record, such as a team-high, or an individual-low.

A generic scope indicator. Use only if none of the other coverage attributes are suitable.

A textual description for the scope.

Final or current score of the team or player.

The starting date, with optional time, of the event for which the stats are relevant.

A relative indication of how many statistics are included in the item. SportsML vocab uri: http://cv.iptc.org/newscodes/spstatscoverage/

An open placeholder for reference by an external stylesheet.

The type of surface (eg. clay, artificial grass, etc.) upon which the stats were generated.

The key of the team for which the player or team generated the stats.

Indicates whether the item contains information about one team, or
many teams.

The unit of performance to which the stats apply eg. single-event, season, career.

The key of performance unit to which the stats apply.

Number of passes directed at receiver, including incompletions, interceptions, etc.

The type, other than team or league/competition, of the competitive unit for which the player or team generated the stats.