Since 2017 the Buffalo Bills’ front office has had general manager Brandon Beane and head coach Sean McDermott at the helm.
Ever since, the team has embraced analytics. Annually, the Bills (9-3) have appeared in a survey conducted by ESPN to determine which teams in the NFL embrace the use of analytics the most and least.
That has happened again.
ESPN sent a survey to analytic departments within clubs for responses. After counting the totals, the Bills have maintained their standing.
This is the third year this survey has been conducted. Here’s how Buffalo’s front office has finished in terms of voting for the five most analytically-inclined teams each year:
The Bills are about as steady as it comes over the past three years when it comes to analytics.
For those curious, here’s the full top-five list for the teams embracing analytics the most and the five clubs using analytics the least in 2022:
The most analytical teams:
- Ravens (21 votes)
- Browns (19)
- Eagles (16)
- Bills (8)
- Vikings (7)
The least analytical teams:
- Titans (7)
- Commanders (5)
- Bears (2)
- Saints (2)
- Buccaneers (2)
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