The extremes of the archive.
Plain queries against the model's own scored win-probability curves across a decade of games - not a hand-picked list. Every ranking states exactly what it measures; every row links to the full game.
Most exciting games
A 0-100 score blending overall win-probability movement, how often the lead flipped, late-game tension, and comeback magnitude across the whole game.
Most improbable comebacks
The eventual winner's lowest win probability at any point in the game - the deepest hole they climbed out of.
Biggest upsets
The eventual winner's own win probability before the opening kickoff - how unlikely the model thought this outcome was, regardless of how the game actually played out.
Biggest single plays
The largest single-play change in home win probability anywhere in the archive - one snap that moved the outcome the most.
Never in doubt
The same floor as the comebacks list, read from the other end - the winner's win probability never dropped below this number.
Flattest games
The lowest average per-play win-probability movement - the games that felt settled from the earliest snap.