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Data per AroundTheNFL and various other sources
(Please note that this is a snapshot of a rapidly changing landscape, and I only post once a day to avoid spam)
Data per AroundTheNFL and various other sources
(Please note that this is a snapshot of a rapidly changing landscape, and I only post once a day to avoid spam)
Data per AroundTheNFL and @cbssports.bsky.social
(Please note that this is a snapshot of a rapidly changing landscape, and I only post once a day to avoid spam)
Data per AroundTheNFL and @cbssports.bsky.social
(Please note that this is a snapshot of a rapidly changing landscape, and I only post once a day to avoid spam)
Data per AroundTheNFL and @cbssports.bsky.social
(Please note that this is a snapshot of a rapidly changing landscape, and I only post once a day to avoid spam)
Data per AroundTheNFL and @cbssports.bsky.social
(Please note that this is a snapshot of a rapidly changing landscape, and I only post once a day to avoid spam)
Geo-Rooting is the concept of rooting for the geographically closest team to the current location.
This map shows closest team (stadium location) by county in contiguous U.S.
Enjoy the playoffs!
Geo-Rooting is the concept of rooting for the geographically closest team to the current location.
This map shows closest team (stadium location) by county in contiguous U.S.
Enjoy the playoffs!
Data per AroundTheNFL and @cbssports.bsky.social
(Please note that this is a snapshot of a rapidly changing landscape, and I only post once a day to avoid spam)
Data per AroundTheNFL and @cbssports.bsky.social
(Please note that this is a snapshot of a rapidly changing landscape, and I only post once a day to avoid spam)
Data per AroundTheNFL
(Please note that this is a snapshot of a rapidly changing landscape, and I only post once a day to avoid spam)
Data per AroundTheNFL
(Please note that this is a snapshot of a rapidly changing landscape, and I only post once a day to avoid spam)
Data per AroundTheNFL
Data per AroundTheNFL
The Seahawks and Texans have reached new high points, while the Raiders and Jets have nearly matched their worst seasons ever.
The Seahawks and Texans have reached new high points, while the Raiders and Jets have nearly matched their worst seasons ever.
2^14 = 16,384 Week 18 outcome combinations (ignoring ties). If we calculate playoff seeds for all combinations, we get the following results.
It was only today that I realized the Jaguars could still get any seed except #4.
2^14 = 16,384 Week 18 outcome combinations (ignoring ties). If we calculate playoff seeds for all combinations, we get the following results.
It was only today that I realized the Jaguars could still get any seed except #4.
Here you can see
1.) how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game,
and
2.) the combined playoff leverage of the teams involved in each game, sorted by kickoff time.
Here you can see
1.) how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game,
and
2.) the combined playoff leverage of the teams involved in each game, sorted by kickoff time.
Here you can see
1.) how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game, and
2.) the combined playoff leverage of the teams involved in each game, sorted by kickoff time.
Here you can see
1.) how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game, and
2.) the combined playoff leverage of the teams involved in each game, sorted by kickoff time.
For many teams, it is practically certain that they will play in the playoffs. This makes the question of possible seeds more interesting.
The following table shows seed probabilities based on 50k simulations of the remaining season.
For many teams, it is practically certain that they will play in the playoffs. This makes the question of possible seeds more interesting.
The following table shows seed probabilities based on 50k simulations of the remaining season.
Here you can see
1.) The probability per team and seed of finishing the season in one of the seeds #1 to #7,
and
2.) the draft pick probability of the top 10 overall picks in the upcoming draft (doesn't show trades).
Here you can see
1.) The probability per team and seed of finishing the season in one of the seeds #1 to #7,
and
2.) the draft pick probability of the top 10 overall picks in the upcoming draft (doesn't show trades).
Here you can see
1.) how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game, and
2.) the combined playoff leverage of the teams involved in each game, sorted by kickoff time.
Here you can see
1.) how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game, and
2.) the combined playoff leverage of the teams involved in each game, sorted by kickoff time.
Here you can see
1.) how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game, and
2.) the combined playoff leverage of the teams involved in each game, sorted by kickoff time.
Here you can see
1.) how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game, and
2.) the combined playoff leverage of the teams involved in each game, sorted by kickoff time.
Here you can see
1.) how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game, and
2.) the combined playoff leverage of the teams involved in each game, sorted by kickoff time.
Here you can see
1.) how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game, and
2.) the combined playoff leverage of the teams involved in each game, sorted by kickoff time.
Here you can see
1.) how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game, and
2.) the combined playoff leverage of the teams involved in each game, sorted by kickoff time.
Here you can see
1.) how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game, and
2.) the combined playoff leverage of the teams involved in each game, sorted by kickoff time.
Here you can see how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game.
Here you can see how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game.
How to read this:
Going clockwise (starting wherever you want) every team has beaten the next team that's beaten the next team and so on until it circles back.
How to read this:
Going clockwise (starting wherever you want) every team has beaten the next team that's beaten the next team and so on until it circles back.
I think the only dplyr solution is using if_else including the "missing" arg.
The data.table solution was so much more straightforward
I think the only dplyr solution is using if_else including the "missing" arg.
The data.table solution was so much more straightforward
Here you can see how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game.
Here you can see how the playoff probability of each team changes depending on whether they win or lose the next game.