How do you calculate quarterback interception percentage in NFL?

Answer 1

# Divide a quarterback's completed passes by pass attempts. # Subtract 0.3. # Divide by 0.2 and record the total. The sum cannot be greater than 2.375 or less than zero. # Divide passing yards by pass attempts. # Subtract 3. # Divide by 4 and record the total. The sum cannot be greater than 2.375 or less than zero. # Divide touchdown passes by pass attempts. # Divide by 0.05 and record the total. The sum cannot be greater than 2.375 or less than zero. # Divide interceptions by pass attempts. # Subtract that number from 0.095. # Divide that product by 0.04 and record the total. The sum cannot be greater than 2.375 or less than zero. # Add the four totals you recorded. # Multiply that total by 100. # Divide by 6. # The final number is your quarterback rating. # Divide a quarterback's completed passes by pass attempts. # Subtract 0.3. # Divide by 0.2 and record the total. The sum cannot be greater than 2.375 or less than zero. # Divide passing yards by pass attempts. # Subtract 3. # Divide by 4 and record the total. The sum cannot be greater than 2.375 or less than zero. # Divide touchdown passes by pass attempts. # Divide by 0.05 and record the total. The sum cannot be greater than 2.375 or less than zero. # Divide interceptions by pass attempts. # Subtract that number from 0.095. # Divide that product by 0.04 and record the total. The sum cannot be greater than 2.375 or less than zero. # Add the four totals you recorded. # Multiply that total by 100. # Divide by 6. # The final number is your quarterback rating.

Answer 2

Divide the number of pass attempts into the number of interceptions and multiply by 100. For example: A QB has thrown 9 interceptions in 350 pass attempts. Divide 350 into 9 (9 / 350 = .0257) and multiply by 100 (100 * .0257 = 2.57). The QB's interception percentage is 2.57.

Answer 3

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