[WhoisAlanGreenspan?]

It's a little bit confusing at first but if you keep scrolling down you'll see stuff that is on the freerepublic forum thread. You should also be able to find where the post numbers are
(a name="209") replace the () parentheses with <>right left arrows. Everyone here knows what's between the arrows is html

Actually it's on line number 263 far left edge of page. Every line has a number.

I checked; I have Brave, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge, all of them have line numbers.

[WhoisAlanGreenspan?]

screen name	Regular Season		Wildcard		Divisional		Conference		Super Bowl
	wins	pct	wins	pct	wins	pct	wins	pct	wins	pct
38special					2	.5oo	1	.5oo	0
al_c	152	0.561	4	0.667	2	.5oo	1	.5oo	0
Alas Babylon!	156	0.576							0
big'ol_freeper	162	0.598	4	0.667	1	.25o	1	.5oo	0

Here's an example of what could be done, it's fun to play with but this shows the problems as well. Imagine a final weighted column that attempts to compare all the picks. al_c lost 10 more regular season games than big'ol_freeper if you simply average the regular season, wildcard, division, and conference percentages al_c wins by more than .05 even though he lost 10 more reg. season and only won 1 more divisional. Even if you multiply regular season wins by 10 big'ol_freeper wins but he doesn't best Alas Babylon! who didn't risk anything in the playoffs.

Again I'm thinking it's best to just list the players alphabetically and list the results of the various rounds as something of a curiosity.