info from site I use
A Rams at NYG
84% 84% -600 -10.5 37% 1.04 4.1
Indianapolis vs. HOU
79% 79% -421 -9.5 28% 0.99 1.1
Kansas City at WAS
77% 75% -318 -7.0 13% 1.04 2.5
Tampa Bay at PHI
74% 73% -300 -7.0 4% 1.04 6.1
Pittsburgh vs. SEA
68% 67% -214 -5.0 3% 0.95 0.2
Green Bay at CHI
67% 66% -210 -4.5 4% 0.93 1.3
Buffalo at TEN
67% 69% -250 -5.5 1% 0.95 9.0
Denver vs. LV
64% 64% -190 -3.5 0% 0.92 0.7
Miami vs. JAC (N)
64% 63% -179 -3.5 1% 0.90 0.8
Dallas at NE
62% 65% -194 -4.0 3% 0.87 2.9
Baltimore vs. LAC
61% 59% -160 -3.0 0% 0.86 1.1
Cincinnati at DET
59% 63% -189 -3.5 2% 0.82 0.2
Cleveland vs. ARI
56% 58% -148 -2.5 0% 0.80 2.3
Minnesota at CAR
51% 52% -119 -1.0 0% 0.73 0.3
Carolina vs. MIN
49% 48% -101 +1.0 0% 0.69 0.2
Arizona at CLE
44% 42% +128 +2.5 0% 0.62 3.0
Detroit vs. CIN
41% 37% +158 +3.5 0% 0.60 0.0
LA Chargers at BAL
39% 41% +135 +3.0 0% 0.56 3.0
New England vs. DAL
38% 35% +172 +4.0 0% 0.55 0.5
Jacksonville vs. MIA (N)
36% 37% +160 +3.5 0% 0.52 0.0
Las Vegas at DEN
36% 36% +169 +3.5 0% 0.51 0.0
Tennessee vs. BUF
33% 31% +200 +5.5 0% 0.48 0.9
Chicago vs. GB
33% 34% +175 +4.5 0% 0.49 0.3
Seattle at PIT
32% 33% +190 +5.0 0% 0.47 1.0
Philadelphia vs. TB
26% 27% +240 +7.0 0% 0.39 0.4
Washington vs. KC
23% 25% +272 +7.0 0% 0.39 0.1
Houston at IND
21% 21% +349 +9.5 0% 0.43 0.2
NY Giants vs. LAR
16% 16% +450 +10.5 0% 0.39 0.0
Column Definitions:
TR Odds are the odds that a team wins its game this week, according to the TeamRankings computer prediction models.
Market Odds are the odds that a team wins its game this week, according to the latest money lines.
If you're curious to see who the safest picks of the week are independent of helping you maximize expected winnings, just sort the table by TR Odds or Market Odds.
Money Line is the recent money line odds from a leading sports book. A money line is essentially the betting market's implied win odds for a team. The greater the negative number, the more likely the team is to win.
Spread is the recent spread from a leading sports book. It represents how many points the betting market expects a team will win by, except that negative is an expected win instead of an expected loss.
Popularity is a recent estimate of the percentage of people nationally who are picking the given team in their survivor pool entries this week. It's derived from data published by large survivor pool hosting sites.
Week X EV is a measure of how good a pick is independent of future value. In other words, if your survivor pool was in its last week, you'd want to pick the team with the highest Immediate EV. The Data Grid assumes a standard rules pool with 100 entries.
Future Value is a measure of what you're sacrificing if you burn the team in question; the higher the value, the higher the sacrifice compared to holding onto them for possible future use. Assessing future value is both art and science, and there is a decent amount of uncertainty baked into this effort especially early in the year. It typically takes several weeks to get a solid read on the relative performance levels of teams. The Data Grid assumes a standard rules pool with 100 entries.
does not paste well but nbrs are in order of the list at bottom of page,just above