For those who are new to the forum, the formula takes the yards, points, sacks, turnovers (int+fum recoverd) per game for each defense and offense. Then, matches them up with some weighting to get those final rankings. Lower scores mean a more positive matchup for that defense. It does not take bye weeks, homefield advantage, or personnel changes into account.
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Team Opponent Score
Minnesota St. Louis -3288
Washington Carolina -2893
New York Giants Oakland -2369
Buffalo Cleveland -2287
Philadelphia Tampa Bay -2096
Denver New England -1835
Indianapolis Tennessee -1785
New York Jets Miami -1666
Miami New York Jets -1543
Baltimore Cincinatti -1426
Cleveland Buffalo -1403
Pittsburgh Detroit -1098
Arizona Houston -1008
Atlanta San Fran -992
Dallas Kansas City -968
Houston Arizona -915
Jacksonville Seattle -866
San Fran Atlanta -847
Carolina Washington -664
Detroit Pittsburgh -454
Seattle Jacksonville -242
New England Denver -204
Cincinatti Baltimore -83
Oakland New York Giants 235
Tampa Bay Philadelphia 304
St. Louis Minnesota 352
Kansas City Dallas 401
Tennessee Indianapolis 693
I'm actually going to go against the formula here and not back Washington. They just haven't performed as a fantasy defense and the Panthers are at home, coming off a bye.
Buffalo, Denver, and Miami are all recommended and in that order:
1. Cleveland will give up turnovers on the road, and Buffalo has been respectable on defense (especially if the team can't run well).
2. Denver is owned in a decent amount of leagues, but I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people get scared of the matchup and switch it up. The Pats usually have trouble vs teams coached by former personel, and I think Denver proved they are for real last week.
3. Miami is coming off a huge week to go against the Jets. They're run defense is solid, and I'm not sold on Sanchez handling the pressure. There should be plenty of sacks there and an INT or 2.

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