Week 6: 1. Green Bay Packers 13.061 2. San Francisco 49ers 12.722 3. Baltimore Ravens 12.235 4. Detroit Lions 7.329 5. New England Patriots 6.847 6. Pittsburgh Steelers 3.937 7. Buffalo Bills 3.048 8. New Orleans Saints 2.852 9. Cincinnati Bengals 2.674 10. Chicago Bears 2.039 11. San Diego Chargers 1.861 12. Oakland Raiders 1.73 13. Tennessee Titans 1.144 14. Washington Redskins 0.512 15. New York Jets 0.178 16. New York Giants -0.022 17. Atlanta Falcons -0.211 18. Dallas Cowboys -0.544 19. Seattle Seahawks -0.64 20. Philadelphia Eagles -0.996 21. Houston Texans -1.042 22. Tampa Bay Buccaneers -1.537 23. Cleveland Browns -3.896 24. Kansas City Chiefs -4.464 25. Minnesota Vikings -4.481 26. Denver Broncos -4.683 27. Carolina Panthers -4.921 28. Arizona Cardinals -8.059 29. Jacksonville Jaguars -8.421 30. Indianapolis Colts -9.006 31. Miami Dolphins -10.32 32. St. Louis Rams -15.56
im calling bullcrap on your system. there is no freaking way the niners drop one after beating the lions. i think u put packers at one just to shut people up.
While I don't agree with the rankings I don't get how you can move 49ers out of 1 when they beat an undefeated team and move the backers back on top for beating a team that hasn't won a game. I am not saying the niners should be #1.
Pfft, oh ye of little faith. The numbers (weekly numbers change week to week based on opponents win/loss % and recent games are weighted more heavily than early season games). Niners: (9.067 -2.800 5.833 1.000 67.500 11.000 )= 91.6 / 6 (games played) = 15.26666666666667 * .83333333333333 (win %) = 12.72222222222222 An example of how one of the weekly numbers changed, this week last week's result is worth 67.5 pts, last week it was worth 72 pts. Each week that the Niners play that game will have less value. Next week that result will only change based on whether the Bucs win (since the Niners will have a bye) so if the Bucs win it will be worth 69.628 if the Bucs lose it'll be worth 63.199. Packers: (6.667 3.500 10.000 22.533 14.667 21.000 ) = 78.367 / 6 = 13.06116666666667 * 1 = 13.06116666666667
Basically to get more indepth on how I get each week's score Opponents win/loss % (if you beat the opponents the win % is used if you lose the loss % is used, this is fluid as in it changes as the opponent's win/loss % changes during the season) + (game number/games played) = X X * point differential = Weekly score. So an example Week 1 for the Niners Opponent was the Seahawks their current win % is .400, since it was the first game and they've played 6 games so far we get .400 + (1/6) = .567 X = .5666666666666667 They beat the Seahawks by 16 points so .56666666666666667 * 16 = 9.0666666666666667 So you can see that each week's score can change each week based on 2 things, the amount of games played and how much the opponents win/loss percentage has changed. So yea if you want to fact check you've got all the info to do so.
I like seeing the Packers at one...but the Steelers are no where near 6. Should be much lower. As always...enjoy the rankings.
I never claimed it was perfect, I'm always open to any suggestions (I've tweaked it the 1st 2 years I did it, so I might as well do it again :icon_cheesygrin:). I've been looking into a way to implement yardage in some way. I'm going to test some things when I have the time to see how it looks.
While I don't agree with the rankings, I definitely respect the fact that you can put the formulas and crap together. Waaaaay over my head. I hate math. So good job man. lol.
Ha, math was/is my favorite subject so I like messing with numbers. My formula is pretty simplistic compared to others who did similar things here last year.
I am thinking of making a formula myself...we shall see what happens I am working on it now. That being said I respect your power rankings though some of them appear skewed to me.
Yardage can also be very misleading, especially in early blowouts and the leading team takes the foot off the gas.
