BES RANKINGS

In terms of being predictive our Week 13 Report was 11-5 (.686) in Week 14. That brings the BES to a 44-17 (.721) combined record in the last four weeks.

The BES was 11-4 (.733) in Week 13 predicting straight-up winners based on our Week 12 Report. That brings our combined tally from the last three weeks to 33-12 (.733), an impressive mark as the postseason draws near.

Week 12 was another accurate one for the BES as it went 12-4 (.750) based on our Week 11 report. That’s a mark of 22-8 (.733) over the last couple weeks.

The BES went 10-4 (.714) in Week 11 based on our Week 10 data. That's potentially due to several teams gaining notable momentum as we embark on the season's final stretch.

From 17-point comebacks to winning, 32-yard touchdown runs in the final seconds of regulation, this past weekend offered enough drama and suspense to pack a local movie theaters near you.

After a long, four-week reign atop our rankings, the Vikings (5-3) have fallen from their lofty perch, replaced by the Cowboys (7-1), winners of seven straight games.

...gnawing at the Vikings' diminishing hold on the No. 1 spot atop our rankings are the Patriots (7-1) who, under All-Cosmos quarterback Tom Brady, are asserting their dominance over the AFC and quite arguably the entire league.

The top three teams in this week’s rankings remain unchanged from our Week 6 report. The Cowboys (5-1) enjoyed a bye week which gave star receiver Dez Bryant (knee) time to recover enough to where the  team is optimistic of his return against the Eagles (4-2) in Week 8. Meanwhile, the Vikings (5-1) suffered their first loss of the season to the …

There was a lot of movement in the BES Top-10 this week, especially by the Cowboys (5-1) who secured the No. 2 spot after placing 8th in our Week 5 rankings. Under the steady guidance of rookie quarterback Dak Prescott, the Cowboys have won five straight games with the last being an impressive 30-16 road victory over the Packers (3-2). On the season, …

In Week 5, the BES wasn’t as predictive as it was in Week 4, going 8-6 in accordance with its rankings. That gives the BES an 18-11 (.621) mark over the last two weeks and a 27-18 (.600) record since launching our first set of 2016 rankings after Week 2. Those aren’t bad numbers but certainly nothing worth lighting fireworks in the front yard …