What's going on with Arrowhead at night?

[O.city]

This is neat from @DataWithBliss -- the dropped pass rate at night at Arrowhead is the only stadium/game time combination in the NFL over 10%@cheetah was right -- it's hard to catch in Kansas City at night
https://t.co/W8J9JxUgVE pic.twitter.com/7nst50hj5w

— Michael Lopez (@StatsbyLopez) November 29, 2023

[Renegade]

It is only natural there are more dropped passes at night, we hosted more night games than anyone else in the NFL during the same time period. (This is my theory only)

[wazu]

Baltimore seems to have way fewer dropped passes at night. Might be interesting to see what lighting differences exist.

[penguinz]

Originally Posted by wazu

Baltimore seems to have way fewer dropped passes at night. Might be interesting to see what lighting differences exist.

The chart goes back to 2016. I would guess they have many many fewer passes thrown than other stadiums during that time period.

[wazu]

Originally Posted by penguinz

The chart goes back to 2016. I would guess they have many many fewer passes thrown than other stadiums during that time period.

But the graph is percentages.

[TwistedChief]

Originally Posted by Renegade

It is only natural there are more dropped passes at night, we hosted more night games than anyone else in the NFL during the same time period. (This is my theory only)

It's a drop % rate which controls for that.

[penguinz]

Originally Posted by wazu

But the graph is percentages.

So? Without knowing the actual numbers the percentages mean nothing.

Stats are meaningless without knowing the actual raw data the stats are pulled from.