
Neil Greenberg
Sports Writer at The Washington Post
Sportswriter and stats geek (not nerd) for @washingtonpost. I got science for any occasion. Postulating theorems, formulating equations.
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Neil Greenberg
The real 2025 NFL strength of schedule rankings (washingtonpost.com) The real 2025 NFL strength of schedule rankings Most NFL strength of schedule rankings rely on the previous season’s won-loss records, but that approach is flawed. By Neil Greenberg 2025052113191200 We've known the who for months, but last week's NFL schedule release finally revealed the when, turning a list of regular season matchups into a 2025 road map for every team.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Neil Greenberg
The favorite is the class of the Preakness field — but the odds are dismal (washingtonpost.com) The favorite is the class of the Preakness field — but the odds are dismal Journalism appears to be the best horse in the second leg of the Triple Crown, but with unappealing odds, you will have to do some work to get a reasonable payout. By Neil Greenberg 2025051614211400 The 150th Preakness Stakes arrives with a twist.
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3 weeks ago |
fredericknewspost.com | Neil Greenberg
This relatively quiet period of the NFL offseason offers an enticing window to assess team outlooks. It’s a time of speculation and prognosis, not just for fans and front offices, but for oddsmakers, too. FanDuel, DraftKings and ESPNBet are among the bookmakers that have unveiled their early projections in the form of Super Bowl odds and regular season win totals, giving us an early look at expectations for the 2025 season.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Neil Greenberg
Preakness Stakes odds, post positions, favorites and analysis (washingtonpost.com) Preakness Stakes odds, post positions, favorites and analysis Here are the post positions and morning-line odds for the 2025 Preakness Stakes, with Journalism installed as the morning-line favorite.
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3 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Neil Greenberg
Why tougher opponents should lower Commanders’ expectations in 2025 (washingtonpost.com) Why tougher opponents should lower Commanders’ expectations in 2025 After their breakout performance in 2024, the going could get a bit tougher for the Washington Commanders this season. By Neil Greenberg 2025051012153500 This relatively quiet period of the NFL offseason offers an enticing window to assess team outlooks.
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