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Bengals 9% chance to win Super Bowl?

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Agree?

 

Using Nate Silver's "2015 NFL Predictions," a model that rates each team and then projects how the regular season and playoffs will play out, we can get a better sense of which teams are the true Super Bowl contenders.

 

Heading into Week 13, the New England Patriots are still the favorite with a 28% chance to win the Super Bowl, down from 33% a week ago. The Carolina Panthers (20%) are the favorite in the NFC.

 

In fact, according to Silver's model, there is an 80% chance the Super Bowl will be won by one of the five teams:

1.New England Patriots, 28%

2.Carolina Panthers, 20%

3.Arizona Cardinals, 13%

4.Denver Broncos, 10%

5.Cincinnati Bengals, 9%

 

The Green Bay Packers (5%) are the only other team with more than a 3% chance of lifting the Lombardi Trophy in February.

 

Nate Silver: 80 percent chance 1 of these 5 teams wins Super Bowl

So you say there's a chance! Ask Aaron Rodgers and the Packers!

I'd like to win the first one before I worry about the big one. However, nice to see that some 'experts' believe in the stripes.

The Bengals are definitely the healthiest of the teams with a legit chance IMO.

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