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Pittsburgh Steelers vs New Orleans Saints
4/4 independent models select Pittsburgh Steelers; all four oriented probabilities average 58.38%.
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A probability difference alone does not account for forecast error, fees, spread, or available liquidity.
Why the models lean this way
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- Gemini: Pittsburgh is favored by 2.5 points
- Claude: Market line PIT -2.5 implies Pittsburgh is a small favorite (~57-60%)
- GPT: Pittsburgh record: 3-2; New Orleans record: 1-4
- Grok: PIT 3-2 record vs NO 1-4 record
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Gemini · Pittsburgh Steelers · 58.5%
The Pittsburgh Steelers are 2.5-point favorites over the New Orleans Saints at a neutral site (Stade de France). With a 3-2 record compared to the Saints' 1-4, the Steelers are the expected winner. A 2.5-point spread typically translates to a win probability of around 58-59%.
google/gemini-3.1-pro-preview · Oct 13, 12:25 PM PDTClaude · Pittsburgh Steelers · 59.0%
DraftKings lists Pittsburgh at -2.5 on a neutral field in Paris, which maps to roughly a 57-60% win probability for the favorite. Records reinforce the direction: Pittsburgh 3-2 versus New Orleans 1-4. Because the game is at Stade de France, the Saints receive no meaningful home-field edge, so the modest market edge is essentially a pure quality gap. Absent moneylines or injury detail, I anchor to the spread-implied conversion and settle slightly below 60% given the small margin and the variance of a neutral-site international game.
anthropic/claude-opus-5 · Oct 13, 12:25 PM PDTGPT · Pittsburgh Steelers · 59.0%
Pittsburgh has the stronger evidence package on both available comparatives: a better record (3-2 versus 1-4) and the market making the Steelers a 2.5-point favorite on a neutral international field rather than at New Orleans. Those signals support Pittsburgh as the likelier winner, but only by a modest margin rather than an overwhelming one. The absence of moneyline pricing, weather, and meaningful injury detail limits precision, so the estimate stays in the upper-50s rather than higher.
openai/gpt-5.4 · Oct 13, 12:25 PM PDTGrok · Pittsburgh Steelers · 57.0%
PIT enters at 3-2 while NO is 1-4. The DraftKings line lists PIT as a 2.5-point favorite on a neutral-site field in France. These two data points converge on a modest edge for Pittsburgh. Absence of injury or quarterback information prevents a sharper estimate.
xai/grok-4.3 · Oct 13, 12:25 PM PDTWhat remains uncertain
- No moneyline odds provided, requiring estimation from the point spread
- No injury or quarterback details available
- Weather information is missing
- No moneyline prices provided; probability derived from spread conversion
- Injury lists are empty for both teams and may simply be unpublished at data capture
- No quarterback status or depth-chart information
- No weather data (though likely a non-factor at a European stadium)
- Evidence captured 2026-10-13, nearly two weeks before kickoff; line and availability may move
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