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NFL 2016-17 II: Playoffs, Super Bowl, and Offseason

Re: NFL 2016-17 II: Playoffs, Super Bowl, and Offseason

Kaepernick won't be playing for the Seahawks; they went with someone else as a backup.
 
Re: NFL 2016-17 II: Playoffs, Super Bowl, and Offseason

CFL preseason starts tonight.

With the Preds and Red Sox getting blown out, it's the only decent sporting event on (ESPN 3).
 
Re: NFL 2016-17 II: Playoffs, Super Bowl, and Offseason

For those of you who still follow the D-1 board, you may know that I have a formula that ranks the college hockey programs based on their all-time results. I have modified the formula to rank all the NFL teams based on their all-time results. If people are interested, I will do a reveal in this thread and perhaps people can guess the Top 10 for fun.
 
For those of you who still follow the D-1 board, you may know that I have a formula that ranks the college hockey programs based on their all-time results. I have modified the formula to rank all the NFL teams based on their all-time results. If people are interested, I will do a reveal in this thread and perhaps people can guess the Top 10 for fun.

It's the off season and there's not much going on right now, so do it.
 
Re: NFL 2016-17 II: Playoffs, Super Bowl, and Offseason

Patriots
Steelers
Cowboys
49ers
Packers
Raiders
Giants
Broncos
Vikings
Bills
 
Re: NFL 2016-17 II: Playoffs, Super Bowl, and Offseason

For those of you who still follow the D-1 board, you may know that I have a formula that ranks the college hockey programs based on their all-time results. I have modified the formula to rank all the NFL teams based on their all-time results. If people are interested, I will do a reveal in this thread and perhaps people can guess the Top 10 for fun.

are you doing all-time or super bowl era?

Depending on where you start its definitely the Packers, Giants, Steelers, Redskins, 49ers, Cowboys, and Patriots probably with some combination of the Colts, Raiders, Broncos, Bears, and Dolphins.
 
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Re: NFL 2016-17 II: Playoffs, Super Bowl, and Offseason

So the contest will be this:

Pick the Top 10, in order.
3 Points for correctly picking a Top 10 team.
7 Points for correctly picking each place.

Example, if the Houston Texans are the #5 ranked team (Spoiler: They are not), and you have them ranked 10th, you'll get 3 points. If you have them ranked 5th, you'll get 10 points (3 points for correctly picking them in the Top 10, and 7 points for correctly picking them 5th). If you don't have them ranked in your Top 10, you'll get 0 points.

Max score is 100 points.

Anyone who wants to play should post on here their Top 10 (including order) by Sunday at 1:00 p.m. Eastern. I'll start unveiling the teams on Sunday, with the goal of finishing the list by end of July (~ Training Camp begins).

EDIT: Let's give 2 points for missing the placing by 1 spot. In the example above, if you picked Houston 4th or 6th, you'd get 5 points (3 points for having them in your Top 10, and 2 points for being within 1 spot).
 
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Re: NFL 2016-17 II: Playoffs, Super Bowl, and Offseason

Not sure how you are handling Cleveland --> Baltimore, which IINM are counted as different franchises because the new Browns "own" the old Browns' records.

0. Pittsburgh <-- OOPS
1. Dallas
2. Green Bay
3. Chicago
4. New England
5. NY Giants
6. Miami
7. Denver
8. San Francisco
9. Baltimore - Indianapolis
10. Oakland - Los Angeles - Oakland - Las Vegas - Wherever
 
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Re: NFL 2016-17 II: Playoffs, Super Bowl, and Offseason

Not sure how you are handling Cleveland --> Baltimore, which IINM are counted as different franchises because the new Browns "own" the old Browns' records.

This is correct. The Baltimore Ravens only get to count 1996-present. The Cleveland Browns get to count 1946-1995; 1999-present. The Houston Oilers records count with the Tennessee Titans. For teams that combined during World War II, the records went with both franchises (see, e.g., 1944 Card-Pitt (Chicago Cardinals (now the Arizona Cardinals) and Pittsburgh Steelers coop)).
 
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