NFL articles published in September 2020.
This post will cover the week 4 projections for the 2020 season generated by our models. We provide the top 10 at each position as well as a risk factor that takes into account the range of potential outcomes for the player.
By Andy Troiano · September 30, 2020
Artificial Intelligence generated game scores for each NFL game for the first week of the 2020 season. We also generated a range of scores that will help you understand multiple potential outcomes for a game. This post covers week 3.
By Andy Troiano · September 24, 2020
This post is going to be a weekly rec-occurring post where we’ll provide probabilities of who is going to cover the spread. The analysis will be light. These are coming from an experimental model. When the season starts, we’ll be keeping a running tally of the performance.
By Andy Troiano · September 24, 2020
This post is going to be a weekly rec-occurring post where we’ll provide probabilities on who will win a game. The analysis will be light. These are coming from an experimental model. When the season starts, we’ll be keeping a running tally of the performance.
By Andy Troiano · September 24, 2020
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By Andy Troiano · September 23, 2020
This post will cover the week 3 projections for the 2020 season generated by our models. We provide the top 10 at each position as well as a risk factor that takes into account the range of potential outcomes for the player.
By Andy Troiano · September 22, 2020
This post is going to be a weekly rec-occurring post where we’ll provide probabilities of who is going to cover the spread. The analysis will be light. These are coming from an experimental model. When the season starts, we’ll be keeping a running tally of the performance.
By Andy Troiano · September 18, 2020
This post is going to be a weekly rec-occurring post where we’ll provide probabilities on who will win a game. The analysis will be light. These are coming from an experimental model. When the season starts, we’ll be keeping a running tally of the performance.
By Andy Troiano · September 17, 2020
Artificial Intelligence generated game scores for each NFL game for the first week of the 2020 season. We also generated a range of scores that will help you understand multiple potential outcomes for a game.
By Andy Troiano · September 17, 2020
This post will cover the week 2 projections for the 2020 season generated by our models. We provide the top 10 at each position as well as a risk factor that takes into account the range of potential outcomes for the player.
By Andy Troiano · September 16, 2020
Artificial Intelligence generated game scores for each NFL game for the first week of the 2020 season. We also generated a range of scores that will help you understand multiple potential outcomes for a game.
By Andy Troiano · September 12, 2020
This post is going to be a weekly rec-occurring post where we’ll provide probabilities on the home team covering the spread. The analysis will be light. These are coming from an experimental model. When the season starts, we’ll be keeping a running tally of the performance.
By Andy Troiano · September 11, 2020
This post will cover the week 1 projections for the 2020 season generated by our models. We provide the top 10 at each position as well as a risk factor that takes into account the range of potential outcomes for the player.
By Andy Troiano · September 11, 2020
Let’s deep dive into our backtesting results to better understand how our predictions fared. When we created the model for predicting who will cover the spread, we left out all data from week six and later from 2019 to evaluate its performance. The sample is small, but it’s important not to fly blind.
By Andy Troiano · September 10, 2020
This post is going to be a weekly rec-occurring post where we’ll provide probabilities on who will win a game. The analysis will be light. These are coming from an experimental model. When the season starts, we’ll be keeping a running tally of the performance.
By Andy Troiano · September 10, 2020
Let’s deep dive into our backtesting results to better understand how our predictions fared. When we created the model for predicting who will win games, we left out all data from week six and later from 2019 to evaluate its performance. The sample is small, but it’s important not to fly blind.
By Andy Troiano · September 10, 2020