This mathematical formula utilizes the following factors to rank all 32 NFL teams: Wins Losses Strength of Opponent Home Field Advantage Margin of Victory Yards gained Yards allowed [TABLE] TEAM POWER #1 Falcons (10-2) 30.85 #2 Packers (8-4) 27.63 #3 Steelers (9-3) 25.72 #4 Patriots (10-2) 24.01 #5 Jets (9-3) 22.31 #6 Eagles (8-4) 21.74 #7 Ravens (8-4) 20.60 #8 Bears (9-3) 18.79 #9 Saints (9-3) 18.59 #10 Giants (8-4) 16.88 #11 Colts (6-6) 16.08 #12 Chargers (6-6) 10.85 #13 Buccaneers (7-5) 8.24 #14 Chiefs (8-4) 6.03 #15 Dolphins (6-6) 5.92 #16 Raiders (6-6) -0.50 #17 Browns (5-7) -2.71 #18 Jaguars (7-5) -3.21 #19 Rams (6-6) -3.61 #20 Cowboys (4-8) -3.91 #21 49ers (4-8) -7.73 #22 Titans (5-7) -11.65 #23 Lions (2-10) -11.85 #24 Texans (5-7) -12.20 #25 Seahawks (6-6) -12.96 #26 Vikings (5-7) -14.93 #27 Redskins (5-7) -16.28 #28 Bengals (2-10) -20.90 #29 Broncos (3-9) -23.11 #30 Bills (2-10) -24.019 #31 Cardinals (3-9) -38.79 #32 Panthers (1-11) -46.63[/TABLE]
I know it's a formula, but the Pats behind the 8-4 Pack, and the 9-3 Steelers (who they beat) comes off a bit raw.
well, i guess we will see. if the pats get thumped in their first game of the playoffs again, then maybe this formula was accurate. regardless, there are still 4 weeks left so the pats could end the regular season at #1. they have actually skyrocketed the last few weeks with their big wins.
