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Tag Archives: week 2
NFL Week 2 Recap
The first week of NFL predictions is in the books, so now we get to see how the models did. Sprinkled throughout will be a few observations about some of the games.
NFL Week 2 Picks
The week didn’t start out quite the way I was hoping as far as predictions go, but on the plus side the Lions’ two main competitors in the NFC North are only 1-1 now. That’ll be nice when things probably … Continue reading
Quick Thursday Night Pick
And now, our first glimpse at predictions for the NFL! I’m not going to lie; Luigi has me a little worried this week. It looks like he’s talking crazy talk. But even week 2 usually turns out alright, so we’ll … Continue reading
Break Up the Lions!
That’s the text I got on Sunday after the Lions beat the Chiefs in ridiculous fashion, 48-3. The Lions are honestly making me uncomfortable; I prefer my team to be the underdog and take some of the pressure of high … Continue reading
NFL Week 2 Predictions
Last year I spent some time posting predictions from two different models (Mario and Luigi), which were really a set of regression models trying to guess the point differential, total points, and winner for NFL games. It turned out that … Continue reading
NFL Week 2 Round-Up
The first week is over for the model, so it’s time to see how we did. Recall that I expect Luigi (the less complex model) to do better at picking winners and the over/under, but Mario should do better at … Continue reading
NFL Week 2 Predictions
A quick note: I missed that the Cards-Rams game in week one was a push, so I updated that in my week one round-up post. Not that it matters much here because that was based on a different model, but … Continue reading
