Closed TheMathNinja closed 3 years ago
Also, Pro Football Reference and Pro Football Focus IDs would be extremely helpful. I know you can check out a map of these here:
https://github.com/leesharpe/nfldata/blob/master/data/pff_pfr_map_v1.csv
Probably won't hit it from the actual code, but coming at it from here should be okay:
https://github.com/guga31bb/nflfastR-data/tree/master/roster-data
PFR I've worked loosely on in the past, and mapping those to PFF is an interesting idea too.
I know nflfastR still doesn't have position designations native in their package due to new IDs. This could help out their work big time too.
That's an interesting idea. Possibly more helpful in historical terms than it is for going forward
I think I've mapped the vast majority of gsis_ids and pbp_ids in nflfastR 2020 play-by-play data to mfl_ids. I'd like to expand missing_ids.csv to have columns for gsis_ids and pbp_ids. Does that seem like the right thing to do so those ids can get populated into dbplayerids.csv?
I think I've mapped the vast majority of gsis_ids and pbp_ids in nflfastR 2020 play-by-play data to mfl_ids. I'd like to expand missing_ids.csv to have columns for gsis_ids and pbp_ids. Does that seem like the right thing to do so those ids can get populated into dbplayerids.csv?
@trojanguard25 that would be helpful! If you have a PR for these I can take a look at the integration
I'm loving the map of player IDs in the mfl_players() function. Wondering if a few ID columns could get added/mapped:
nflscrapR / (I think this is old NFL API). Example: Kyle Orton = 00-0023541 nflfastR / (new NFL API). Example: Kirk Cousins = 32013030-2d30-3032-3936-303492e9d55e
You can find their code easily on GitHub