PFF: NFL win predictions for all 32 teams over the rest of the season

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  • November 3, 2017 at 10:12 am #76831
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    from PFF: NFL win predictions for all 32 teams over the rest of the season

    http://www.ramsondemand.com/threads/pff-nfl-win-predictions-for-all-32-teams-over-the-rest-of-the-season.51979/

    With the midpoint of the season approaching, it’s time to run the PFF analytics on what the rest of the season will look like. Using our PFF data we are going to project wins for every NFL team with input from the grading as well as strength of schedule going forward.

    These wins are rooted heavily in our data that produces the PFFELO rankings each week, and has proven to have a very strong indicator to win probability. So here is where we have every team projected by the end of the season.

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    (5-2) LOS ANGELES RAMS: 9.6 WINS

    Strength of Schedule to date: 32nd
    Remaining Strength of Schedule: 20th

    No team has had an easier schedule through the first half of the season than the Rams, who have taken advantage of that to rack up five wins and are separated from the Seahawks at the top of the division only by tie breakers. Over the second half of the season that schedule does get tougher, but is still among the easier in the league, so getting to double-digit wins and playing January football is a very realistic target for this team.

    November 3, 2017 at 11:10 am #76833
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    We should win our next two games. The Giants are in free fall. The Texans, traded away their best OLineman, and now DeShaun Watson is out for the year. No one saw these things coming. What other good fortune can happen? Lets hope the magic carpet ride keeps rolling.

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