GTripp0012
11-16-2008, 01:54 AM
Some statistical projections for the outcome of the game.
ESPN ACCUSCORE
Cowboys = 60.6%
Redskins = 39.4%
ESPN - Dallas Cowboys at Washington Redskins Predictions - NFL Football (http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/trends?gameId=281116028)
I don't really understand AccuScore. In the Composite Index, (Rush O, Rush D, Pass O, Pass D) the Redskins score a +31.5. That seems pretty encompassing of all possible results, special teams aside. The individual stats look pretty even, with Washington's players having a slight advantage. I have no idea why it's projecting Dallas as 60%.
ADVANCED NFL STATS' GENERIC WIN PROBABILITY (GWP)
Redskins = 78%
Cowboys = 22%
Advanced NFL Stats: Week 11 Game Probabilities (http://www.advancednflstats.com/2008/11/week-11-game-probabilities.html)
This system pretty much loves us. We are the No. 2 overall team in it. It slightly overvalues us because to eliminate interception luck (which is a huge negative indicator), the system simply ignores interceptions. Obviously, when you employ Carlos Rogers, this change is going to benefit you. Other than that, it's pretty accurate.
FOOTBALL OUTSIDERS TOTAL DVOA
Redskins = 12.6%
Cowboys = -11.2%
FOOTBALL OUTSIDERS: Football analysis and NFL stats for the Moneyball era - Authors of Pro Football Prospectus 2008 (http://footballoutsiders.com/dvoa-ratings/week-10-dvoa-ratings-3)
Obviously this isn't great for a prediction because it just factors in what the Cowboys accomplished with Johnson and Bollinger in as equal to the other games, and obviously the 12.6% was accomplished with Portis, but we'll see.
There seems to be a consensus that the Redskins are the better team, and there should be. Still with that knowledge in hand, a lot of people think the Cowboys can pull this out, and vegas is slightly bullish on Dallas as well. We'll have to see who wins out: stats, or Tony Romo's fan club.
ESPN ACCUSCORE
Cowboys = 60.6%
Redskins = 39.4%
ESPN - Dallas Cowboys at Washington Redskins Predictions - NFL Football (http://insider.espn.go.com/nfl/trends?gameId=281116028)
I don't really understand AccuScore. In the Composite Index, (Rush O, Rush D, Pass O, Pass D) the Redskins score a +31.5. That seems pretty encompassing of all possible results, special teams aside. The individual stats look pretty even, with Washington's players having a slight advantage. I have no idea why it's projecting Dallas as 60%.
ADVANCED NFL STATS' GENERIC WIN PROBABILITY (GWP)
Redskins = 78%
Cowboys = 22%
Advanced NFL Stats: Week 11 Game Probabilities (http://www.advancednflstats.com/2008/11/week-11-game-probabilities.html)
This system pretty much loves us. We are the No. 2 overall team in it. It slightly overvalues us because to eliminate interception luck (which is a huge negative indicator), the system simply ignores interceptions. Obviously, when you employ Carlos Rogers, this change is going to benefit you. Other than that, it's pretty accurate.
FOOTBALL OUTSIDERS TOTAL DVOA
Redskins = 12.6%
Cowboys = -11.2%
FOOTBALL OUTSIDERS: Football analysis and NFL stats for the Moneyball era - Authors of Pro Football Prospectus 2008 (http://footballoutsiders.com/dvoa-ratings/week-10-dvoa-ratings-3)
Obviously this isn't great for a prediction because it just factors in what the Cowboys accomplished with Johnson and Bollinger in as equal to the other games, and obviously the 12.6% was accomplished with Portis, but we'll see.
There seems to be a consensus that the Redskins are the better team, and there should be. Still with that knowledge in hand, a lot of people think the Cowboys can pull this out, and vegas is slightly bullish on Dallas as well. We'll have to see who wins out: stats, or Tony Romo's fan club.