ChanceBot Simulations: Week 12 NFL Game Impacts
Every week, ChanceBot.com measures the playoff implications (Impact) of each remaining NFL game. Impact is measured by calculating the degree to which the outcome of each game changes playoff chances for each team. By summing the team-by-team changes, the total impact of a game is measured. For a detailed example of how these values are calculated, see the end of this article.
What follows are the Impact values for Week 12.
| Houston at Cleveland | 75.2 |
| Washington at Tampa Bay | 53.4 |
| San Francisco at Arizona | 53.1 |
| Tennessee at Cincinnati | 51.8 |
| Philadelphia at New England | 48.7 |
| Seattle at St. Louis | 43.7 |
| Minnesota at NY Giants | 42.9 |
| Green Bay at Detroit | 41.6 |
| Baltimore at San Diego | 37.6 |
| Buffalo at Jacksonville | 34.1 |
| Denver at Chicago | 33.1 |
| Oakland at Kansas City | 29.7 |
| Miami at Pittsburgh | 18.2 |
| New Orleans at Carolina | 15.2 |
| Indianapolis at Atlanta | 2.2 |
| NY Jets at Dallas | 1.5 |
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Example of How Impact is Calculated
The easiest way to think about impact is to imagine a simple scenario where teams A and B are playing in the final week of the season. Suppose there is a third team (team C) which has a 50% chance of making the playoffs (depending on other games) if team A wins. However, if team B wins, team C will have only a 5% chance of making the playoffs.
The impact of the game between A and B on team C is 45 which represents the difference between 50 and 5. By adding together the impact of the game on all the teams in the league, the total impact is determined.
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