Last night, I learned that Tom Brady isn't made from the same stuff you and I are made from.
I also learned that people love to hate on win probability models.
For the uninformed, a win probability model's goal is to provide odds of a team winning or losing a game at any point during that game. To figure that out, an algorithm is created to calculate the win probability added (or lost) on each and every play.
So, you can imagine that the biggest win probability swings occur when, say, a pick-six happens.