ChallengeFlag: Pro & College

EXPECTED POINTS ADDED Win probability tells you who is winning. Expected points added (EPA) tells you who is playing better. Every pro game page now has an EPA chart beside the win probability graph: each offense's EPA added up play by play, in its team's colors. Drag across it to see each play and what it was worth; tap to jump the play-by-play there. The info button explains how a team can be ahead on one chart and behind on the other. EPA shows up across the app. Every play in the play-by-play carries its EPA under the win probability swing. Every penalty card shows what the flag cost in EPA. The recap's "What the calls cost" adds an EPA column. The starters card shows each quarterback's season EPA per dropback and completion percentage over expected (CPOE). QUARTERBACK BOARD Standings has a new QB EPA tab: every quarterback ranked by EPA per dropback, with CPOE beside it. Quarterbacks with enough dropbacks rank; the rest list below. Tap a row for the player report, or the team for its page. TEAM PAGES AND PLAYER REPORTS Team pages get an EPA card: offense and defense EPA per play, for the season and the last four games, each with its league rank, plus the team's quarterbacks. Player reports add an efficiency section with EPA per dropback, CPOE and weekly sparklines, show each player's real experience, and list this season's coaches. THE FANS' VERDICT AT A GLANCE Every penalty in the list now shows what fans thought of the call as a face, from a perfect whistle to a blown call, with how many rated it. Your own rating shows your face and the call's name. COLLEGE Search the college schedule by school: type KEN and Kentucky's game comes up. Abbreviations work too. Overtime scores land in the OT column of the box score instead of the first quarter, and the total is always the game's own. WHO SHOULD WIN The matchup card now shows how ChallengeFlag's picks have done this season, once there are enough games to count. The pick also takes the line into account. FIXES An injury alert names the quarterback. Opening a team page from an alert waits for sign-in instead of saying the team was not found, and offers a retry. The college schedule waits for the full week before saying no games match.