This assumes that a team would go .500 in future SBs. The only thing that I
took from it is who isn’t on the list. There are four teams who have never been
in a SB: Browns, Lions, Jaguars, and Texans. The latter two have an excuse in
that they haven’t been around that long. And one could argue that the Ravens
were the Browns, although that doesn’t help a fan from Cleveland.
Detroit though? Ugh. (NOTE: Both the Lions and the Browns won NFL championships
before the Super Bowl existed. But that’s even before my time, and I remember
my parents going to SB V in Miami.)
From: steelers_pb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <steelers_pb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On
Behalf Of Phil Brooker
Sent: Monday, January 31, 2022 8:01 PM
To: steelers_pb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [steelers_pb] Re: Super Bowl Standings
Since this list is ordered by "Games Behind", and you say the Steelers are in
first, are we to assume that a lower GB is better? So the Bengals would be
better than the Bills (but not as good as the Browns)?
Phil
On 01/31/2022 1:43 PM, Eric Johannsen (airhannsen) wrote:
This is neat:
If you apply the "Games Behind" formula, like you see every day during baseball
season (or football, or hoops, you get the idea), then the Steelers are in
first place.
Super Bowl Standings
Team
W
L
%
GB
Steelers
6
2
0.750
-
Packers
4
1
0.800
0.5
Giants
4
1
0.800
0.5
49ers
5
2
0.714
0.5
Ravens
2
0
1.000
1
Cowboys
5
3
0.625
1
Buccaneers
2
0
1.000
1
Jets
1
0
1.000
1.5
Saints
1
0
1.000
1.5
Raiders
3
2
0.600
1.5
Redskins
3
2
0.600
1.5
Patriots
6
5
0.545
1.5
Colts
2
2
0.500
2
Chiefs
2
2
0.500
2
Bears
1
1
0.500
2
Dolphins
2
3
0.400
2.5
Seahawks
1
2
0.333
2.5
Eagles
1
2
0.333
2.5
Chargers
0
1
0.000
2.5
Titans
0
1
0.000
2.5
Cardinals
0
1
0.000
2.5
Broncos
3
5
0.375
3
Rams
1
3
0.250
3
Bengals
0
2
0.000
3
Panthers
0
2
0.000
3
Falcons
0
2
0.000
3
Vikings
0
4
0.000
4
Bills
0
4
0.000
4
Eric in NJ
