- Joined
- Aug 13, 2005
- Messages
- 19,307
- Reaction score
- 12,912
After seeing recent predictions by Wilbon and Dr Z, I found it refreshing to find a contrary viewpoint. What's interesting is that this outcome was performed by computer simulation based on statistical analysis, repeated a hundred times over - which should eliminate certain biases and agendas.
Fox Sports has apparently partnered with a web site that runs computer simulations to predict outcomes of games and seasons. At first I was ready to discount this as two kids playing Madden in their mom's basement, but it does look somewhat legit. If you held a gun to my head and told me I had to bet all my money based on WhatIf or Dr Z, the choice would be fairly simple.
Here's their playoff preview, Pats fans should like what the result.
Just wanted to throw a counter point out there to all the national media doom and gloom nay-sayers ....
AFC East
AFC North
AFC South
AFC West
NFC East
NFC North
NFC South
NFC West
Fox Sports has apparently partnered with a web site that runs computer simulations to predict outcomes of games and seasons. At first I was ready to discount this as two kids playing Madden in their mom's basement, but it does look somewhat legit. If you held a gun to my head and told me I had to bet all my money based on WhatIf or Dr Z, the choice would be fairly simple.
Here's their playoff preview, Pats fans should like what the result.
AFC Divisional Games
#4 Cleveland 24 @ #1 New England 31 - Romeo Crennel just does not have the man-power to overcome his former team. The Patriots roll in a game that looks closer than it actually is.
Click to view boxscore with play-by-play.
Conference Championship Games
#3 Indianapolis 24 @ #1 New England 27 - Again? In the regular season, this game was a coin flip with New England on top just 52% of the time. In New England in January, the game is still close, but the Patriots have a little more of the edge.
Click to view boxscore with play-by-play.
Super Bowl
New England 33, Dallas 31 - Super Bowl XLIII is quite the exciting nail-biter. The Patriots prevail for the fourth time this decade. Tom Brady earns MVP honors with 209 yards passing, three touchdowns and no interceptions. Tony Romo matches Brady in TDs, but throws an early interception that leads to the Patriots' second score and swings all of the momentum in New England's favor.
Click to view boxscore with play-by-play.
Just wanted to throw a counter point out there to all the national media doom and gloom nay-sayers ....
AFC East
AFC North
AFC South
AFC West
NFC East
NFC North
NFC South
NFC West