slaga
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As a Commanders fan, I would like to believe that Dallas would really be last but in reality I know that is not the case. Washington was in the bottom 5 all season last year, deservedly so. It is a numerical ranking system where the first 1/2 of the season is compiled thusly. 50% of the total is the teams own winning percentage. 25% is the percentage of past openents. The last 25% is (1-future opponents). Basically 1/2 of the teams score is their own record. Having played tough opponents will boost your numbers. Having weak future opponents will boost you score as well. The opposite holds true too. Beating a "good" team will boost your score and beating a "bad" team will keep the status quo. Getting beat by a "bad" team will drop your score and getting beat by a really "good" team shouldn't hurt your score much. Week 1 is never indicative of where the teams will finish, but you have to start somewhere.
Long story short, Dallas is the team that started off 0-1 and has the most future opponents that won in week 1. I am positive they will be moving up fairly quickly.
Rank --- Week 1 --- Combined Winning %
1 --- Arizona Cardinals --- 66.7%
2 --- Kansas City Chiefs --- 66.7%
3 --- Green Bay Packers --- 65.0%
4 --- New Orleans Saints --- 65.0%
5 --- New England Patriots --- 65.0%
6 --- Chicago Bears --- 63.3%
7 -- Tampa Bay Buccaneers --- 63.3%
8 --- Seattle Seahawks --- 63.3%
9 --- Miami Dolphins --- 63.3%
10 --- Baltimore Ravens --- 63.3%
11 --- Pittsburgh Steelers --- 63.3%
12 --- Jacksonville Jaguars --- 63.3%
13 --- New York Giants --- 61.7%
14 --- Washington Commanders --- 61.7%
15 --- Houston Texans --- 61.7%
16 --- Tennessee Titans --- 60.0%
17 --- St. Louis Rams --- 38.3%
18 --- San Franciso 49ers --- 38.3%
19 --- Cinncinnati Bengals --- 38.3%
20 --- San Diego Chargers --- 38.3%
21 --- Denver Broncos --- 38.3%
22 --- Philadelphia Eagles --- 36.7%
23 --- Detroit Lions --- 36.7%
24 --- Atlanta Falcons --- 36.7%
25 --- New York Jets --- 36.7%
26 --- Oakland Raiders --- 36.7%
27 --- Minnesota Vikings --- 35.0%
28 --- Carolina Panthers --- 35.0%
29 --- Buffalo Bills --- 35.0%
30 --- Cleveland Browns --- 35.0%
31 --- Indiannapolis Colts --- 35.0%
32 --- Dallas Cowboys --- 33.3%
1 AFC South 55.0%
2 NFC West 51.7%
2 NFC North 50.0%
2 NFC South 50.0%
2 AFC East 50.0%
2 AFC North 50.0%
2 NFC East 48.3%
8 AFC West 45.0%
Long story short, Dallas is the team that started off 0-1 and has the most future opponents that won in week 1. I am positive they will be moving up fairly quickly.
Rank --- Week 1 --- Combined Winning %
1 --- Arizona Cardinals --- 66.7%
2 --- Kansas City Chiefs --- 66.7%
3 --- Green Bay Packers --- 65.0%
4 --- New Orleans Saints --- 65.0%
5 --- New England Patriots --- 65.0%
6 --- Chicago Bears --- 63.3%
7 -- Tampa Bay Buccaneers --- 63.3%
8 --- Seattle Seahawks --- 63.3%
9 --- Miami Dolphins --- 63.3%
10 --- Baltimore Ravens --- 63.3%
11 --- Pittsburgh Steelers --- 63.3%
12 --- Jacksonville Jaguars --- 63.3%
13 --- New York Giants --- 61.7%
14 --- Washington Commanders --- 61.7%
15 --- Houston Texans --- 61.7%
16 --- Tennessee Titans --- 60.0%
17 --- St. Louis Rams --- 38.3%
18 --- San Franciso 49ers --- 38.3%
19 --- Cinncinnati Bengals --- 38.3%
20 --- San Diego Chargers --- 38.3%
21 --- Denver Broncos --- 38.3%
22 --- Philadelphia Eagles --- 36.7%
23 --- Detroit Lions --- 36.7%
24 --- Atlanta Falcons --- 36.7%
25 --- New York Jets --- 36.7%
26 --- Oakland Raiders --- 36.7%
27 --- Minnesota Vikings --- 35.0%
28 --- Carolina Panthers --- 35.0%
29 --- Buffalo Bills --- 35.0%
30 --- Cleveland Browns --- 35.0%
31 --- Indiannapolis Colts --- 35.0%
32 --- Dallas Cowboys --- 33.3%
1 AFC South 55.0%
2 NFC West 51.7%
2 NFC North 50.0%
2 NFC South 50.0%
2 AFC East 50.0%
2 AFC North 50.0%
2 NFC East 48.3%
8 AFC West 45.0%
