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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1064930" data-attributes="member: 10086">Looking at ESPN (initiated with checking our SOS) they had several metrics I thought intriguing. The first one was FPI which measures Teams strength based on a true scale using a net points structure.1. Baltimore2. Detroit3. Philly4. GB5. Buffalo GB and Detroit finished trending down -1. That implies we were likely both in that 1-3 Slots late in the season. Eagles were trending up +2 which aligns with their finish also.Of Playoff Qualifying teams. Only the LA Rams posted a better Strength of Schedule. IMO this aligns with why LA looked the part in Postseason. They were used to playing high octane teams, much like we saw2024 final SOS Rankings.1. LA Rams2. SF49ers3. GB Packers4. Seattle Hawks5. Arizona Cards6. Cleveland Browns7. Detroit Lions8. Chicago Bears9. Minnesota Vikings10. Dallas Cowboys2024 Net Efficiency Rankings Team1. Detroit2. Philly3. Buffalo4. Baltimore5. Minnesota6. LA Chargers7. GB Packers8. KC chiefs9. Washington10. Denver BroncosAs noted. The Lions, Packers and Vikings did more with tougher levels of opponents.  Detroit was probably the most impressive. They just clobbered most anyone in their path.  The Packers and Vikings did a commendable job considering they had an arsenal of Quality Opponents. Mostly in our Division and supplemented by The Eagles 2X</blockquote>

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