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Tuesday, January 13, 2015

2014 Divisional Playoff Football ERA Composite Scores

The Football ERA Formula outputs a result that runs on a scale from approximately 5000 points to -5000 with losing teams that are dominated getting pushed into the negative numbers by their victors. Defensive Elements of the Formula contribute to this negative score in games constituting blowouts. A few years back, RealFootballAnalysis.com developed a formula that translates the Final Game Results of The Football ERA into Composite Scores that resemble football scores as much as possible. Here are this week's Composite Scores:

2014 Divisional Playoff Football ERA Composite Scores

Ind	…	27
Den	…	17

Bal	…	26
NE	…	18

Car	…	24
Sea	…	19

GB	…	22
Dall	…	21

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The Football ERA Algorithm

The Football Earned Run Average is real football analysis of pro football statistics, scores, and handicapping. The formula has been developed over a dozen or so years of crunching numbers while fine-tuning & tweaking a statistical analysis of games and team performances. This special algorithm measures a teams performance at the LINE OF SCRIMMAGE (as best can be done in conjunction with film analysis) with a statistical analysis of a team's performance. It measures a team's offensive line and defensive front's effect on overall team performance by analyzing its Rushing and Ball Control performance as well as the amount and effect of Defensive pressure (sacks, hurries, pass defense...) on the results of the game.

The Football ERA Formula Elements