NFL BCS

So let's pretend the NFL used a BCS System to rank it's teams.  Here is the BCS formula for NCCA football, so let's apply it to the NFL.

For the human element of the poll (67%) I used the ESPN and CBSSportsline power rankings.  Now, these aren't composed of votes from a group of people so I couldn't assign a corresponding value to each first and second place vote...and so on, as they do in the NCAA.  So I simply just used each teams ranking in these polls as their contribution to their final BCS rankings.  For example, if Buffalo ranked 28th in the ESPN Power Rankings, and 27th in the CBS Rankings, those are the scores they get for the final BCS Rankings.

Then, just as the real BCS rankings do, I used computer rankings for the final third of the system.  The NCAA version uses six computer rankings then drops each teams highest and lowest rankings and takes the average as that teams contribution to its final ranking.

In these rankings I only use five computer rankings: Sagrarin Ratings, CPA Ratings, Sonny Moore Ratings, Football Outsiders DVOA Ratings, and Fanbay Computer Ratings. (Please click on the corresponding link to find out how each computer ranking is calculated).

After getting each teams computer ranking, I averaged that number with the human element rankings (ESPN and CBS Power Rankings) to come up with a final BCS Ranking.  I hope that explanation wasn't too confusing, but either way, here they are:

BCS Rank	Team	BCS Score
1		1.333333
2		2.111111
3		2.777778
4		5.222222
5		5.444444
6		6.222222
7		7.222222
8		8
9		8.555556
10		9.222222
11		10.88889
12		13.22222
13		13.66667
14		13.77778
15		14.66667
16		15
17		17.55556
18		18.33333
19		19.33333
20		20.66667
21		22.11111
22		22.22222
23		23.11111
24		23.55556
25		24.88889
26		25.88889
27		26.44444
28		26.55556
29		27.88889
30		29.44444
31		30.22222
32		32