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LambeauLegs
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I saw this online today and the prediction is that Denver will be Seattle in the Super Bowl this year by 1 point. If you click the link and scroll through it predicts the playoffs and then goes through each team. I think the Packers defense will be underrated. They have it at 27th in the league. Bears fans also wont like this as they have the Bears finishing 4th in the NFC North.
NFL Preview 2014: Expert Betting and Fantasy Analysis, Predictions and Picks on Every Team from Paul Bessire @ PredictionMachine.com
The Predictalator has already played the 2014 NFL season 50,000 times before it's actually played. The Denver Broncos lead the way as the most likely Super Bowl Champions, winning it all a league-high 25.1% of the time. In the most likely Super Bowl, in a reversal of fortunes from last season, the vastly improved Broncos defeat the Seattle Seahawks 52.9% of the time and by an average score of 24-23. Seattle, the NFC's second-seed, but best overall team, wins the Super Bowl 22.6% of the time. The NFC's top seeded New Orleans Saints (15.8%), who only play three games against teams we project to make the playoffs, follow the Seahawks and Broncos in Super Bowl likelihood. Among other teams, only the AFC's second-seeded New England Patriots (8.8%) have better than a four percent (or 1-in-25) shot to win it all. There are 11 teams that win the championship between 1% and 4% of the time, including some teams that did not even make the playoffs last year like the Houston Texans, New York Giants, Washington Redskins and Arizona Cardinals.
Below, we explain How This Works and break down every team division-by-division. In each team's preview, the "Most Important" players are those whose play is most critical to the team's success. Typically, they will be young, injury-prone and/or inconsistent players who could just as likely play well and help the team as play poorly or miss games to hurt the team. Also, the Offensive and Defensive Rankings are based on how many points a team would score (offense) or allow (defense) if each team played the same, league-average schedule.
Since launching in January 2010, this technology is over 60% against-the-spread with NFL Locks of the Week (52-32 ATS), 55% ATS (551-442 ATS) picking all NFL games, and over 60% ATS and Over/Under (50-33 ATS and O/U) with highlighted NFL picks all-time with greater than 60% confidence. Last season, picking every NFL game, the Predictalator hit 57.4% ATS, then went 9-1-1 (90% ATS) in the postseason. And finally, the Predictalator is now 35-9 against-the-spread in NFL playoff games. Check out the Shop now to learn more.
[SIZE=+1]Season Summary[/SIZE]
Based on the analysis, here is the projected NFL 2014 Playoff bracket. It should be noted however, that this exact bracket only occurred 402 of the 50,000 seasons played by the Predictalator:
AFC
Wild Card Round
#6 Houston 21 @ #3 Indianapolis 27
#5 San Diego 24 @ #4 Cincinnati 26
Divisional Round
#3 Indianapolis 24 @ #2 New England 30
#4 Cincinnati 21 @ #1 Denver 31
AFC Championship
#2 New England 24 @ #1 Denver 32
NFC
Wild Card Round
#6 Philadelphia 26 @ #3 New York Giants 27
#5 San Francisco 30 @ #4 Green Bay 31
Divisional Round
#4 Green Bay 26 @ #1 New Orleans 33
#3 New York Giants 17 @ #2 Seattle 24
NFC Championship
#2 Seattle 21 @ #1 New Orleans 20
Super Bowl
Denver 24 over Seattle 23
NFL Preview 2014: Expert Betting and Fantasy Analysis, Predictions and Picks on Every Team from Paul Bessire @ PredictionMachine.com
The Predictalator has already played the 2014 NFL season 50,000 times before it's actually played. The Denver Broncos lead the way as the most likely Super Bowl Champions, winning it all a league-high 25.1% of the time. In the most likely Super Bowl, in a reversal of fortunes from last season, the vastly improved Broncos defeat the Seattle Seahawks 52.9% of the time and by an average score of 24-23. Seattle, the NFC's second-seed, but best overall team, wins the Super Bowl 22.6% of the time. The NFC's top seeded New Orleans Saints (15.8%), who only play three games against teams we project to make the playoffs, follow the Seahawks and Broncos in Super Bowl likelihood. Among other teams, only the AFC's second-seeded New England Patriots (8.8%) have better than a four percent (or 1-in-25) shot to win it all. There are 11 teams that win the championship between 1% and 4% of the time, including some teams that did not even make the playoffs last year like the Houston Texans, New York Giants, Washington Redskins and Arizona Cardinals.
Below, we explain How This Works and break down every team division-by-division. In each team's preview, the "Most Important" players are those whose play is most critical to the team's success. Typically, they will be young, injury-prone and/or inconsistent players who could just as likely play well and help the team as play poorly or miss games to hurt the team. Also, the Offensive and Defensive Rankings are based on how many points a team would score (offense) or allow (defense) if each team played the same, league-average schedule.
Since launching in January 2010, this technology is over 60% against-the-spread with NFL Locks of the Week (52-32 ATS), 55% ATS (551-442 ATS) picking all NFL games, and over 60% ATS and Over/Under (50-33 ATS and O/U) with highlighted NFL picks all-time with greater than 60% confidence. Last season, picking every NFL game, the Predictalator hit 57.4% ATS, then went 9-1-1 (90% ATS) in the postseason. And finally, the Predictalator is now 35-9 against-the-spread in NFL playoff games. Check out the Shop now to learn more.
[SIZE=+1]Season Summary[/SIZE]
Based on the analysis, here is the projected NFL 2014 Playoff bracket. It should be noted however, that this exact bracket only occurred 402 of the 50,000 seasons played by the Predictalator:
AFC
Wild Card Round
#6 Houston 21 @ #3 Indianapolis 27
#5 San Diego 24 @ #4 Cincinnati 26
Divisional Round
#3 Indianapolis 24 @ #2 New England 30
#4 Cincinnati 21 @ #1 Denver 31
AFC Championship
#2 New England 24 @ #1 Denver 32
NFC
Wild Card Round
#6 Philadelphia 26 @ #3 New York Giants 27
#5 San Francisco 30 @ #4 Green Bay 31
Divisional Round
#4 Green Bay 26 @ #1 New Orleans 33
#3 New York Giants 17 @ #2 Seattle 24
NFC Championship
#2 Seattle 21 @ #1 New Orleans 20
Super Bowl
Denver 24 over Seattle 23
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