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18 Dec 2008
ESPN Numbers Crunching: Week 16
This week, learn why Baltimore doesn't care about Witten vs. T.O., why Kansas City could upset Miami, and why false starts will finally be a good thing for the New York Giants.
5 comments, Last at 19 Dec 2008, 1:26pm by DFJinPgh
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Re: ESPN Numbers Crunching: Week 16
LT is only averaging 3 ypc but if he has over 50 rushing yards the Chargers pull off the upset winning 64 percent of these simulations.
50 yards? That's not even fair.
Re: ESPN Numbers Crunching: Week 16
Homer-vision says that half the Panthers False Starts happened in the first few weeks. They have been much better of late.
Re: ESPN Numbers Crunching: Week 16
I don't think your homer-vision needs adjusting, or much if any. It was more prevalent earlier in the season. Also, the worst days at the office for Carolina (false starts and or just getting the arse kicked) have been in domes or when down 2 olinemen. Shockhorror! Now, homer-memory may be aiding me there... maybe.
Re: ESPN Numbers Crunching: Week 16
Homer-vision is correct in this case. The Panthers have committed only nine false starts in the second half of the season, and 16 of those total calls came in the first four games.
Re: ESPN Numbers Crunching: Week 16
I expected the word "combined" to end the sentence beginning "Calvin Johnson is averaging ..." :-)
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