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This is from playoffstatus.com. I copied down the numbers they had before NE@IND, and then compared them to the numbers after NE@IND.
The first two columns represent the likelihood of each team winning home field advantage; the second two columns represent winning a first-round bye (i.e., 1 or 2 seed), and the third column represents any playoff berth, 1 to 6.
Green boxes in the "after" column represent a gain of more than 1%, while a red box indicates a drop of more than 1%. [Playoffstatus.com rounds to the nearest 1%, so what appears to be a 1% change could really be as little as 0.1% or 0.2%.]
The first two columns represent the likelihood of each team winning home field advantage; the second two columns represent winning a first-round bye (i.e., 1 or 2 seed), and the third column represents any playoff berth, 1 to 6.
Green boxes in the "after" column represent a gain of more than 1%, while a red box indicates a drop of more than 1%. [Playoffstatus.com rounds to the nearest 1%, so what appears to be a 1% change could really be as little as 0.1% or 0.2%.]