Super Bowl Champion

SUPER BOWL FUTURES UPDATED THROUGH OCT 20

NFC
Detroit (Tier 1) NFC #1
Seattle (Tier 1) NFC #4
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Tampa Bay (Tier 2) NFC #3
Minnesota (Tier 2) NFC #5
Green Bay (Tier 2) NFC #6
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Washington (Tier 3) NFC #2

AFC
Baltimore (Tier 1) AFC #5
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Kansas City (Tier 2) AFC #1
Pittsburgh (Tier 2) AFC #3
Buffalo (Tier 2) AFC #4
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Houston (Tier 3) AFC #2
Los Angeles C (Tier 3) AFC #6
Indianapolis (Tier 3) AFC #7

SUPER BOWL PARTICIPANT L21 YEARS
1ST TIER 29/42, 69%
2ND TIER 9/42, 21%
3RD TIER 4/42, 10%
4TH-7TH TIER 0/42, 0%

SUPER BOWL CHAMPION L21 YEARS
1ST TIER 16/21, 76%
2ND TIER 3/21, 14%
3RD TIER 2/21, 10%
4TH-7TH TIER 0/21, 0%

OFFICIALLY ELIMINATED
Atlanta Falcons
Chicago Bears
Arizona Cardinals
Carolina Panthers
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giants

Las Vegas Raiders
Tennessee Titans
Cleveland Browns
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
Jacksonville Jaguars
 
L21 seasons...

Its huge to be a 1st Tier team (Baltimore, Detroit, San Francisco, Seattle). 69% chance of participating in the Bowl and 76% chance of winning the Bowl.

2nd Tier teams, 21% chance of participating in the Bowl and 14% chance to win it. A 2nd Tier team hasn't beaten a 1st Tier team (0-3) when they've met in the Super Bowl. The 3 times a 2nd Tier has been crowned champion, they defeated a 2nd Tier team twice and a 3rd Tier team once. Also, history shows the 3, second Tier teams who have won the championship were either a conference #1 or #2 seed.

3rd Tier teams are all but out but have a sliver of hope. 10% chance of participating and/or winning the Championship.
 
SB FUTURES UPDATED THROUGH WEEK 7

NFC
Detroit (Tier 1) NFC #1
Seattle (Tier 1) NFC #3
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Minnesota (Tier 2) NFC #5
Green Bay (Tier 2) NFC #6
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Washington (Tier 3) NFC #2

AFC
Baltimore (Tier 1) AFC #3
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Kansas City (Tier 2) AFC #1
Buffalo (Tier 2) AFC #4
Pittsburgh (Tier 2) AFC #5
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Houston (Tier 3) AFC #2
Indianapolis (Tier 3) AFC #6
Denver (Tier 3) AFC #7

SUPER BOWL PARTICIPANT L21 YEARS
1ST TIER 29/42, 69%
2ND TIER 9/42, 21%
3RD TIER 4/42, 10%
4TH-7TH TIER 0/42, 0%

SUPER BOWL CHAMPION L21 YEARS
1ST TIER 16/21, 76%
2ND TIER 3/21, 14%
3RD TIER 2/21, 10%
4TH-7TH TIER 0/21, 0%

OFFICIALLY ELIMINATED
Atlanta Falcons
Chicago Bears
Arizona Cardinals
Carolina Panthers
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giants

Las Vegas Raiders
Tennessee Titans
Cleveland Browns
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
Jacksonville Jaguars
 
Loves2kickass said:
SB FUTURES UPDATED THROUGH WEEK 7

NFC
Detroit (Tier 1) NFC #1
Seattle (Tier 1) NFC #3
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Minnesota (Tier 2) NFC #5
Green Bay (Tier 2) NFC #6
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Washington (Tier 3) NFC #2

AFC
Baltimore (Tier 1) AFC #3
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Kansas City (Tier 2) AFC #1
Buffalo (Tier 2) AFC #4
Pittsburgh (Tier 2) AFC #5
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Houston (Tier 3) AFC #2
Indianapolis (Tier 3) AFC #6
Denver (Tier 3) AFC #7

SUPER BOWL PARTICIPANT L21 YEARS
1ST TIER 29/42, 69%
2ND TIER 9/42, 21%
3RD TIER 4/42, 10%
4TH-7TH TIER 0/42, 0%

SUPER BOWL CHAMPION L21 YEARS
1ST TIER 16/21, 76%
2ND TIER 3/21, 14%
3RD TIER 2/21, 10%
4TH-7TH TIER 0/21, 0%

OFFICIALLY ELIMINATED
Atlanta Falcons
Chicago Bears
Arizona Cardinals
Carolina Panthers
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giants

Las Vegas Raiders
Tennessee Titans
Cleveland Browns
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
Jacksonville Jaguars
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There is one team I can think of that has to be on the officially eliminated group yet they are missing which I am sure is just an innocent oversight.
 
Teams not listed are in top 3 tiers but currently don't qualify for the playoffs and haven't been officially disqualified from playoffs based on record.
 
KJ said:
I don't mind sticking with Ravens over Lions but that pass protection is really deplorable

Every team has a massive flaw
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True, it isn't that good. The Ravens i give an edge over any team to win the AFC simply just based on the past history of the tiers. The book agree as the Ravens and Chiefs are darn near co-favorites.
 
Loves2kickass said:
True, it isn't that good. The Ravens i give an edge over any team to win the AFC simply just based on the past history of the tiers. The book agree as the Ravens and Chiefs are darn near co-favorites.
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They can win but they are definitely flawed
 
I have a few Steelers futures as of this week. These may crumble if the Steelers don't keep their defensive per game scoring near the top of the league.

Lions def Steelers +14500
Steelers to win AFC North +430
Steelers to win AFC +1850

In order for the Steelers to win the Bowl their opponent can't be Detroit, SF or Seattle and the Steelers would need to be a top 4 conference seed.
 
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SB FUTURES UPDATED THROUGH WEEK 8

NFC
Detroit (Tier 1) NFC #1
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Green Bay (Tier 2) NFC #5
Minnesota (Tier 2) NFC #6
Philadelphia (Tier 2) NFC #7
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Washington (Tier 3) NFC #2

AFC
Baltimore (Tier 1) AFC #6
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Kansas City (Tier 2) AFC #1
Pittsburgh (Tier 2) AFC #3
Buffalo (Tier 2) AFC #4
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Houston (Tier 3) AFC #2
Denver (Tier 3) AFC #5
Los Angeles C (Tier 3) AFC #7


SUPER BOWL PARTICIPANT L21 YEARS
1ST TIER 29/42, 69%
2ND TIER 9/42, 21%
3RD TIER 4/42, 10%
4TH-7TH TIER 0/42, 0%

SUPER BOWL CHAMPION L21 YEARS
1ST TIER 16/21, 76%
2ND TIER 3/21, 14%
3RD TIER 2/21, 10%
4TH-7TH TIER 0/21, 0%

OFFICIALLY ELIMINATED
Atlanta Falcons
Chicago Bears
Arizona Cardinals
Carolina Panthers
Los Angeles Rams
New York Giants

Las Vegas Raiders
Tennessee Titans
Cleveland Browns
Miami Dolphins
New England Patriots
Jacksonville Jaguars
 
Including the Rams as officially eliminated after week 8 when they have Stafford & McVay on a 2 game winning streak, with more healthy olinemen returning while Puka and Kupp have returned makes no sense. They don’t belong in that category.
 
wiseplayer said:
Including the Rams as officially eliminated after week 8 when they have Stafford & McVay on a 2 game winning streak, with more healthy olinemen returning while Puka and Kupp have returned makes no sense. They don’t belong in that category.
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They're locked into the 6th Tier and are officially eliminated from participating in the Super Bowl. 4th-7th Tiers are 0/42, 0% SB participant L21 years. If someone would like to bet them to win the NFC Conference be my guest but it's not a wise choice.
 
wiseplayer said:
Including the Rams as officially eliminated after week 8 when they have Stafford & McVay on a 2 game winning streak, with more healthy olinemen returning while Puka and Kupp have returned makes no sense. They don’t belong in that category.
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IST TIER 29/42, 69% SB participants
2ND TIER 9/42, 21% SB participants
3RD TIER 4/42, 10% SB participants
4TH-7TH TIER 0/42, 0% SB Participants

I'll post the list and remaining weekly updates with all the teams to maybe better show where each team is at.
 
SUPER BOWL FUTURES UPDATED THROUGH WEEK 8
*Teams in BOLD qualify for playoff*

 NFC
Detroit Lions (1ST TIER) NFC #1
San Francisco 49ers (1ST TIER) NFC #10
Seattle Seahawks (1ST TIER) NFC #11
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Green Bay Packers (2ND TIER) NFC #5
Minnesota Vikings (2ND TIER) NFC #6
Philadelphia Eagles (2ND TIER) NFC #7
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2ND TIER) NFC #9
New Orleans Saints (2ND TIER) NFC #14
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Washington Commanders (3RD TIER) NFC #2
Dallas Cowboys (3RD TIER) NFC #13
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Atlanta Falcons (4TH TIER) ELIMINATED
Chicago Bears (4TH TIER) ELIMINATED
Arizona Cardinals (4TH TIER) ELIMINATED
----------
Carolina Panthers (5TH TIER) ELIMINATED
----------
New York Giants (6TH TIER) ELIMINATED
Los Angeles Rams (6TH TIER) ELIMINATED

AFC
Baltimore Ravens (1ST TIER) AFC #6
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Kansas City Chiefs (2ND TIER) AFC #1
Pittsburgh Steelers (2ND TIER) AFC #3
Buffalo Bills (2ND TIER) AFC #4
New York Jets (2ND TIER) AFC #15
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Houston Texans (3RD TIER) AFC #2
Denver Broncos (3RD TIER) AFC #5
Los Angeles Chargers (3RD TIER) AFC #7
Indianapolis Colts (3RD TIER) AFC #8
Cincinnati Bengals (3RD TIER) AFC #9
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Las Vegas Raiders (4TH TIER) ELIMINATED
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Tennessee Titans (5TH TIER) ELIMINATED
Cleveland Browns (5TH TIER) ELIMINATED
----------
Miami Dolphins (6TH TIER) ELIMINATED
New England Patriots (6TH TIER) ELIMINATED
----------
Jacksonville Jaguars (7TH TIER) ELIMINATED


SUPER BOWL PARTICIPANT L21 YEARS
1ST TIER 29/42, 69%
2ND TIER 9/42, 21%
3RD TIER 4/42, 10%
4TH-7TH TIER 0/42, 0%

SUPER BOWL CHAMPION L21 YEARS
1ST TIER 16/21, 76%
2ND TIER 3/21, 14%
3RD TIER 2/21, 10%
4TH-7TH TIER 0/21, 0%
 
wiseplayer said:
I get it now. It feels like the NFC is more wide open now than ever before with the team leading the way is Detroit. Campbell however does enough on game day to get in the way of winning. His decisions are mind boggling at times.
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Don't forget about the 1st Tier Niners. They'll be in the mix but it does look like the Lions NFC to lose at this point.
 
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