Home Field Advantage

Santolina chamaecyparissu · Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 18

I define home field advantage as number of excess home wins over road
wins. I then looked at the 2002-2007 period. The 'Hawks do not have
the greatest HFA but are close to the top.

Teams that are a product of the home field:
Baltimore +18
Arizona 15
Kansas City 15
St Louis 14
Seattle 14
Detroit 13
Minnesota 12
Buffalo 10
Denver 10

Teams that have a bit of a HFA
Chicago 9
Miami 9
Jets 9
San Francisco 9
Houston 8
Oakland 8
Tampa Bay 8
Washington 8

Phew, tough crowd
Carolina -3
New Orleans -5
Giants -5

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How NFC Teams with Home Field Advantage Have Done (1975-2007 --- --- 13 Super Bowl wins in 32 years = 40.62 % chance of NFL Champion being the top- ranked NFC team (i.e., the team with the NFC Home Field Advantage). 20 NFC Championships in 32 years = 62.

How AFC Teams with Home Field Advantage Have Done (1975-2007 --- --- 6 Super Bowl wins in 32 years = 17.75 % chance of NFL Champion being the top- ranked AFC team (i.e., the team with the AFC Home Field Advantage). 16 AFC Championships in 32 years = 50 %

Is our home field Heinz or Gillette. I can't even tell anymore.

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