Super Bowl week, New England and Seattle on Sunday. Seattle, a four and a half point favorite. The total's 45 and a half. There are some fives out there, as mentioned, if you're interested in New England, as an underdog. Joining us right now is Aaron Schatz. You guys know Aaron. He's been on with me before. And I reference Aaron's

DVOA metric just a little bit on this show over the years. He is the creator, the innovator of

the DVOA metric, a great way to measure not only teams, but units, offense, defense, and special

teams in a very logical way.

He joins me right now.

You can follow Aaron on X on Twitter at A-Shatz NFL, ASCH-ATZ NFL on X,

and he is the chief analytics officer at F-T-N-F-N FTN Fantasy, which I am a subscriber of.

All right, so I do, since it's Super Bowl week, and I know we've had some of these conversations

before, but I think they're interesting and not everybody remembers the results.

So heading into this Super Bowl, we'll get the DVOA numbers for both teams.

But give me the highest rated Super Bowl entrant of all time.

I know it's your highest rated super team of all time.

But give me the lowest rated DVOA team to make a Super Bowl.

The lowest rated, the highest rated based on the regular season was the 2007 Patriots.

Right.

Once you added the playoffs, it's the 1991 Redskins.

And the lowest is the 2000 regular season to make it.

2008 Arizona Cardinals, that team lost to the Matt Castle Patriots, no Tom Brady.

47 to something, right?

Yeah, in week 16, in a snowstorm, yes.

I remember saying on the air, there's no chance a team that got beat 47 to 7 can make a Super Bowl.

So the two, by the way, where were they ranked at the end of that regular season per DVOA?

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