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Week 10 · Thu, Nov 12, 8:15 PM

WASatNYG
Low confidencethis band has been right 57.3% of the time
WASNYG

Model picks

NYG

Model spread

NYG -2.1

Market spread

n/a

the market forecasts these games better than this model

How the teams compare

heaviest model weight first · 0–100, oriented so higher is always better

Expected Points Added per play· weight 11.8

Offense

WAS46
NYG69

EPA allowed

WAS3
NYG45

Passing efficiency· weight 8.0

Offense

WAS38
NYG35

EPA allowed

WAS11
NYG75

Drive-sustaining rate· weight 6.6

Offense

WAS64
NYG44

EPA allowed

WAS6
NYG20

Position-weighted availability score· weight 6.6

No data yet for this metric. Nothing has been published for these teams at this point in the week. It will fill in once it exists.

Sacks taken per dropback· weight 5.7

Offense

WAS48
NYG6

defensive rate

WAS79
NYG76

Rushing efficiency

Offense

WAS81
NYG95

EPA allowed

WAS2
NYG3

Completion % Over Expected

Offense

WAS57
NYG37

EPA allowed

WAS51
NYG26

Giveaways per play

Offense

WAS40
NYG90

defensive rate

WAS3
NYG53

20+ yard completions per attempt

Offense

WAS50
NYG40

EPA allowed

WAS60
NYG38

This chart is not the model. It shows the inputs that read well as a side-by-side. 7 of the model’s heaviest-weighted inputs have no head-to-head form and are not drawn here: point differential, overall matchup, team win rate, pass matchup among them. The full list of all 55 is on the methodology tab.

Around the game

  • RestNYG

    NYG on a short week

    Only 4 days of rest.

  • RestWAS

    WAS on a short week

    Only 4 days of rest.

  • SchemeWAS

    WAS faces a 3-4 front

    NYG's roster profiles as a 3-4 base defense (nose tackle present, OLB-heavy edge group).

    Base front is inferred from roster composition (agrees with snap data at Spearman 0.50). Most teams play nickel by default, so this is a weak descriptor: measured defensive efficiency carries far more weight in the model.

  • Recent formNYG

    NYG +1.7 pts/game trend

    Over the last 10 games (exponentially weighted), NYG has been outscoring opponents by 1.7 points per game.

  • Recent formWAS

    WAS -5.7 pts/game trend

    Over the last 10 games (exponentially weighted), WAS has been being outscored by opponents by 5.7 points per game.

  • VenueNYG

    NYG at home

    Home teams have won 54.7% of games in the training window; the model prices this in rather than applying a fixed bonus.

  • Context

    Divisional matchup

    Familiar opponents; historically tighter margins.

Every figure here comes from Calibrated Logistic Regression (core + market features), validated walk-forward by season (train on all prior seasons, test on the next). For how the model is built, what the metrics mean and how it has actually performed, read the methodology.