Is that a Hawk? I'm not smart regarding birds Lolmight make the matrix go duffy
RavenIs that a Hawk? I'm not smart regarding birds Lol
might make the matrix go duffy
Not impossible being a 3rd Tier teamRaven
Seattle, again, is very good. They need to win their division to be considered with past history of Tiers/seeds since they are 2nd Tier. Still a team to keep an eye on.The 2nd Tier Seattle Seahawks look very intriguing to me if they can win their division putting them as a top 4 seed.
Past history of 2nd Tier teams show they must be a top 4 seed as a 2nd Tier team to qualify as a SB Champion, as listed in my opening comment with past champion Tiers & Seeds.
San Francisco looks down and out with all the injuries so their only hurdle in being a serious contender will be the Los Angeles Rams "in" division. Out of division it will be the Detroit Lions in my opinion.
If Seattle can manage a top 2 seed in the NFC and stay healthy look out. They're the only team in the NFL in the top 5 in all 3 categories (DEF, OFF, ST) in DVOA after 6 weeks. This has happened 6 times. 4 of those 6 won the SB, 1 lost the SB and 1 failed to make the playoffs.
The Seattle Seahawks are a team to keep a close eye on.
It all starts with the Tiers and then I use the seeds to narrow the champion field.Yea when a 3 seed or higher plays a 1 or 2 seed the 3 seed or higher has not lost a ATS spread.
Even more if a signal there was 2 times the 3 seed or higher was a favorite vs a 1 or 2 seed the favorites win ATs as well. The worst Super Bowl betting are:
1 vs 1
1 vs 2
Based solely on the Tiers the Texans this year are the Rams from last year. No chance to make the SB being outside of the top 3 Tiers. Specifically Houston is a 5th Tier team. No shot at all to be in the final game.Hoping for BILLSvs anyone
But my gut says Texans vs Packers
Based solely on the Tiers the Texans this year are the Rams from last year. No chance to make the SB being outside of the top 3 Tiers. Specifically Houston is a 5th Tier team. No shot at all to be in the final game.
5TH TIER
SB Participant 0/44, 0% L22 yrs
SB Champion 0/22, 0% L 22 yrs
Dallas Cowboys
New York Giants
Miami Dolphins
New York Jets
Las Vegas Raiders
Houston Texans
A mix of statistical factors that need to be accomplished during the 1st 4 games of the season only. Nothing matters after week 4 as the Tiers are locked in. The only criteria that remains until the end of the season is playoff seeds.You may have gone over this before , but what puts them in these tiers ?
Buffalo has a real shot to make the bowl as a 1st Tier team. Both Buffalo and Denver are the 2 teams in a different 22 year "trend" that i use giving them a great shot. If they get closer this week I'll post the info.Hoping for BILLSvs anyone
But my gut says Texans vs Packers
Seattle is a 2nd Tier qualifier. The only reason I have them off my list is because the 4, 2nd Tier Super Bowl Champions have been either a #1 or #2 seed. Also, if they slip to the #6 seed that would distance themselves further as the only 2, #6 seeds to win the Super Bowl were both 1st Tier teams.What's the story on Seattle?
Have that short list ready, Seattle ML -108Seattle is a 2nd Tier qualifier. The only reason I have them off my list is because the 4, 2nd Tier Super Bowl Champions have been either a #1 or #2 seed. Also, if they slip to the #6 seed that would distance themselves further as the only 2, #6 seeds to win the Super Bowl were both 1st Tier teams.
They are right there though. They are 1 win away this week vs the Rams from being on my short list.
I really like them also. Had a shot to beat the Rams last time with 4 INT's. But, since that loss they haven't really looked the same to me but they're right there with a W this week.Have that short list ready, Seattle ML -108
This post has inspired myself... (new thread coming)
I'll be looking forward to your new thread.Have that short list ready, Seattle ML -108
This post has inspired myself... (new thread coming)
@B.A.R. and everyone. This is a very interesting read. This isn't my system. Its from a late friend of mine who passed last year and I've continued it and back tested it multiple times.
This isnt necessarily Tier info but I've mentioned BUFFALO a couple times in the last week so I'll share why I did mention them as a possible Super Bowl Participant. With a seperate "Trend".
In the L22 seasons, teams who reach 20 points during the regular season have participated in the Super Bowl 4 times and won all 4. No team has reached 20 points and NOT participated in the Super Bowl. Only 1 team had negative points and participated in the Super Bowl, the 2007-2008 NYG (I have that list of teams with negative points for this season if anyone wants it).
Here is the exact criteria -
● +3 points for every win allowing <14 points
● +2 points for every win allowing >30 points
● -3 points for every loss allowing >30 points
● -2 points for every loss allowing <14 points
Here's the update through week 15 for playoff contenders who can get to at least 20 points with 3 games remaining (IF Houston reaches 20 points i have a problem because they are officially eliminated from Super Bowl contention based on Tiers) -
AFC
BUF +17 (1st Tier)
DEN +14 (1st Tier)
HOU +12 (5th Tier - ELIMINATED)
NFC
LAR +11 (1st Tier)
Very interesting that 3 of the 4 teams who can still reach the 20 point threshold are 1st Tier teams and all 4 previous teams who qualified and won the Super Bowl were also 1st Tier teams.
@HUNT This is after the early games today. Buffalo is the only team that can reach 20 points now. The teams in the negative highly unlikely to reach the Super Bowl. Its only happened once.Update on this please. Thanks for all you do
FINAL TIERS - UPDATED (Prior to SNF)
Teams in BOLD RED are currently in the playoffs. Teams inREDqualify but are currently out of the playoffs.
AFC
1ST TIER
SB Participant 29/44, 66% L22 yrs
SB Champion 16/22, 73% L 22 yrs
Denver (AFC #1)
Los Angeles C (AFC #6)
Buffalo (AFC #7)
2ND TIER
SB Participant 11/44, 25% L22 yrs
SB Champion 4/22, 18% L 22 yrs
New England (AFC #2)
Jacksonville (AFC #3)
Pittsburgh (AFC #4)
IndianapolisELIMINATED
Kansas CityELIMINATED
3RD TIER
SB Participant 4/44, 9% L22 yrs
SB Champion 2/22, 9% L 22 yrs
Baltimore (AFC #9)
NFC
1ST TIER
SB Participant 29/44, 66% L22 yrs
SB Champion 16/22, 73% L 22 yrs
Los Angeles R (NFC #6)
Green Bay (NFC #7)
MinnesotaELIMINATED
2ND TIER
SB Participant 11/44, 25% L22 yrs
SB Champion 4/22, 18% L 22 yrs
Seattle (NFC #1)
Philadelphia (NFC #3)
San Francisco (NFC #5)
DetroitELIMINATED
WashingtonELIMINATED
3RD TIER
SB Participant 4/44, 9% L22 yrs
SB Champion 2/22, 9% L 22 yrs
Chicago (NFC #2)
Tampa Bay (NFC #11)ELIMINATED
Atlanta
ArizonaELIMINATED
4TH TIER
SB Participant 0/44, 0% L22 yrs
SB Champion 0/22, 0% L 22 yrs
Carolina PanthersELIMINATED
5TH TIER
SB Participant 0/44, 0% L22 yrs
SB Champion 0/22, 0% L 22 yrs
Houston TexansELIMINATED
5th Tier team - ELIMINATEDWhat’s keeping Houston off any tiers?
Their slow start in the 1st 4 games of the season cost them.What’s keeping Houston off any tiers?