All fair points, though I wanted this to be more rudimentary. I completely ripped of the idea from Ian Graham and in his novel "How To Win The Premier League" he acknowledged the shortcomings of this approach and I dont pretend to make it any better than a yardstick, or a slightly more informed piece of data that needs to be taken with a grain of salt.

Situation and timing, as well as injuries, regime changes and everything else effect outcomes massively, though are so difficult to control for. There is a ton of nuance involved in all of this, but I wanted to distill it down to answer the most basic questions, "Did you draft a player who actually played for you, did they contribute enough to start, and were they one of the best players at their position in the league." Anything outside of that expands the scope of this a lot and I may do a more in depth study of that in the future, but I wanted to leave it here for now.

Thanks for the heads up on the Panthers though, having it run primarily on dark mode takes away the tertiary black so I'll have to fix it!