Does the spreadsheet (The Spreadsheet?) need an introduction at this point?
Here it is, followed by some quick thoughts:
Not a ton of movement at the top. New England is there because it's New England. Miami is there because, for a ton of you, the Dolphins' Week 3 escape is still your most improbable victory. The rest are either decent teams or teams we thought would be decent.
In the latter category, 84 percent of the remaining title poolers have picked Arizona and survived despite the Cardinals having also knocked out 720 people - the most of any team thus far. Similar story for the Steelers, who avoided Commish's "torpedoed dreams" series despite seeming to always knock a bunch of people out.
Maybe it's because Pittsburgh plays Cleveland twice a year, and every now and then the Browns win that game?
Speaking of the Browns, no remaining BFIGers have picked the 0-12 Browns. Amazing how that works.
Oakland, Detroit, and Atlanta will almost certainly play a large role down the stretch. They're the only top 10 teams (by 538 elo ratings) to still be available for at least 70 percent of title poolers.
The Raiders have been picked 11 times in BFIG this year, gone 9-2 in those games, and somehow have still only been picked by 26 percent of those still alive.
That'll do it for now. May your luck be as golden as this spreadsheet and your Bud Light Lime as lime as... limes.