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In short I think anything on average over 2 points different to the league average is a touch significant (I can’t prove this yet but think it is possible to prove mathematically – on the positive side Seattle at 3.47 and Baltimore at 2.64, on the negative side Carolina -2.11, and Miami -2.61 which would be the only team to have a HFA which on average was negative).

League average HFA = 2.58

Top 5 (in terms of difference to league average HFA e.g. points above the average);
1) Seattle (average HFA rank over 6 years – 7th) +3.47
2) Baltimore (average HFA rank – 9th) +2.64
3) Arizona (average HFA rank – 12th) +1.67 (would almost be interested to do the previous 6 years to get a before and after difference in terms of moving to the University of Phoenix Stadium, possible issues this would cover/affect climate and familiarity)
4) Green Bay Packers (average HFA rank – 11th) +1.38 (rounding issues with the difference to Arizona resulting in the 11th/12th thing – also Arizona came 3rd in 2008, 2nd in 2010 and 6th this year which skewed their average HFA rank high)
5) Detroit Lions (average HFA rank – 11th) +1.30 (same issues as above)

And at the bottom;

Bottom 5 (in terms of difference to league average HFA e.g. points below the average);

28) New York Giants (average HFA rank – 19th) -1.08 (the time period covers a change in stadium to the Metlife Stadium so I don’t feel that this is a clean figure)
29) Washington Redskins (average HFA rank – 22nd) -1.85
30) Oakland Raiders (average HFA rank – 21st) -1.87
31) Carolina Panthers (average HFA rank – 23rd) -2.11 (they had one really good year coming 2nd to Philadelphia in 2008/2009 but apart from that was mostly negative)
32) Miami Dolphins (average HFA rank – 24th) -2.61 (the only on average negative HFA).

Hope this helps someone, I just found it interesting to try and put a number on something.