Post by AlexM on Aug 23, 2016 14:09:10 GMT -6
By Lester A. Wiltfong Jr.
Prediction Machine is a website dedicated to, you guessed it, making predictions. Through their computer simulation program, they actually play every game 50,000 times to figure out the most likely outcome.
With the 2016 NFL season a short few weeks away, they crunched all the numbers into their Predictalator, yeah, I know it sounds like a bad Jean-Claude Van Damme movie, but it’s actually “the most advanced sports forecasting software available today.“
According to their NFL simulation, the most likely Super Bowl champ is the Seattle Seahawks, winning 11.7% of the time. The most likely Super Bowl match-up is the Seahawks vs the Pittsburgh Steelers, with Seattle winning 55.5% of the time.
Their #1 overall team in the regular season is the Arizona Cardinals, with Seattle #2 and the Green Bay Packers at number three in their predicted Power Rankings. The Chicago Bears actually pop up a lot higher (18th) in their computer simulated rankings when compared to most other power rankings about there. Maybe that’s because they use science and not bias?
In fact, Prediction Machine has the Bears listed in their “Teams that should surprise in a good way” category, most likely based on what the sim has the Bears doing on defense.
Check are all their pertinent predictions regarding the Bears on this link
Prediction Machine is a website dedicated to, you guessed it, making predictions. Through their computer simulation program, they actually play every game 50,000 times to figure out the most likely outcome.
With the 2016 NFL season a short few weeks away, they crunched all the numbers into their Predictalator, yeah, I know it sounds like a bad Jean-Claude Van Damme movie, but it’s actually “the most advanced sports forecasting software available today.“
According to their NFL simulation, the most likely Super Bowl champ is the Seattle Seahawks, winning 11.7% of the time. The most likely Super Bowl match-up is the Seahawks vs the Pittsburgh Steelers, with Seattle winning 55.5% of the time.
Their #1 overall team in the regular season is the Arizona Cardinals, with Seattle #2 and the Green Bay Packers at number three in their predicted Power Rankings. The Chicago Bears actually pop up a lot higher (18th) in their computer simulated rankings when compared to most other power rankings about there. Maybe that’s because they use science and not bias?
In fact, Prediction Machine has the Bears listed in their “Teams that should surprise in a good way” category, most likely based on what the sim has the Bears doing on defense.
Check are all their pertinent predictions regarding the Bears on this link
