According to ESPN's FPI (whatever that is) the Cardinals have the best chance to win the Super Bowl

[nctarheel0619]

 

[motocross_cat]

With a healthy ben i think the steelers have a better chance than they do.

[Newtcase]

How soon people forget that if not for some tragic calls the 49ers with Blaine Gabbert could have knocked the Cardinals off, they put them to the test by any measure.  The Cardinals are good team, and they've had some impressive wins, but their two losses (one to the Rams) and the less than impressive showing against the less than impressive 49ers should be enough to knock them a peg below the UNDEFEATED Carolina Panthers.  That's just my opinion though.

[pantherj]

Please bring on the Cardinals and their old immobile QB, and exploitable defense. 

[Jangler]

Okay.

[Cary Kollins]

I think FPI is a first cousin of FUPA.

[hepcat]

Keep a list of all the people and articles that doubt the Panthers.  When the Panthers win the Superbowl, go back and troll the living poo out of every single one.  That's what I'm doing.

[Hotsauce]

Man I really want to play these guys here in BOA, and just punch them in the fucking mouth. I'm so sick of hearing about the Cardnals. 

[OriginalPantherDan]

Trying to figure out how a road team would be the favorite here. No logic to that at all. 

[MadHatter]

1 hour ago, motocross_cat said:

With a healthy ben i think the steelers have a better chance than they do.

Steelers have ZERO defense......

[FattyFatFat]

16 minutes ago, Cary Kollins said:

I think FPI is a first cousin of FUPA.

Was trying to work FUPA into my reply. 

[joemac]

I said it yesterday and I'll say it again today...ESPN needs to fuging stop making up statistics. It makes them look stupid(er)

[Wyank]

FPI is a kind of rating system PFFL would use to validate starting The Golden Calf of Bristol over Cam 

[joemac]

Football Power Index? More like fuging Pointless Index...amirite?