Here are some interesting stats concerning bye weeks this season. I don't focus much on bye week trends or any other team trends, coaching trends or statistical trends for that matter but just thought I would pass on the information. At the bottom of this post their is a matchup this week that fits both criteria.
1. Teams this season playing the game before bye week: 3-11 SU & 1-13 ATS
The matchups that qualify this week are San Francisco/Arizona & Miami/NY Jets.
2. Teams this season playing a game immediately following bye week: 8-2 ATS
The matchups that qualify this week are Miami/NY Jets & Oakland/Kansas City.
As you can see their is one game this week that fits both criteria regarding the above two bye week trends and that is Miami @ Ny Jets.
"Teams this season playing the game before bye week" (NY Jets) are 1-13 ATS and "Teams this season playing a game immediately following bye week" (Miami Dolphins) are 8-2 ATS.
1. Teams this season playing the game before bye week: 3-11 SU & 1-13 ATS
The matchups that qualify this week are San Francisco/Arizona & Miami/NY Jets.
2. Teams this season playing a game immediately following bye week: 8-2 ATS
The matchups that qualify this week are Miami/NY Jets & Oakland/Kansas City.
As you can see their is one game this week that fits both criteria regarding the above two bye week trends and that is Miami @ Ny Jets.
"Teams this season playing the game before bye week" (NY Jets) are 1-13 ATS and "Teams this season playing a game immediately following bye week" (Miami Dolphins) are 8-2 ATS.
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Oh, ok, sorry about that. I just wanted to provide proof of the bye week records I posted.
I did the same thing in post #20 in another thread anyone else like the over thur night?. Please delete if it's not appropriate. It's just a sports statistical database site.
Here is a short article from accross the street if anyone is interested in this trend:
"The pre-bye trend of failure is an interesting one to consider. There’s no short or long term database history to support it, which means that many bettors are going to conclude that it’s just ‘static’; a quick blip on the betting radar screen. I’m not convinced that’s the case.
The NFL signed a new labor agreement with the players last year. That labor agreement ensured that every team gets four full days off during their bye, a stipulation that was NOT in previous agreements. The prospect of a four day vacation in the midst of a brutal six month stretch with no other time off appears to be quite a distraction...at least so far.
Of course, the flip side of that is that after their four day break, we’re seeing a renewed focus from the post-bye squads. And with so many of those teams playing so poorly before the bye, it’s no surprise that we’re seeing significantly better efforts in their first game back".
And stop reiterating info from other threads. And if your going to do it. Make sure your info is clear and correct.
Maybe if you paid attention to all this crap you blast everywhere, you wouldn't come across as so twisted.
This stat is for teams entering a bye week playing against teams NOT entering a bye week. If you make that statement, the numbers are wrong.
Maybe if you paid attention to all this crap you blast everywhere, you wouldn't come across as so twisted.
This stat is for teams entering a bye week playing against teams NOT entering a bye week. If you make that statement, the numbers are wrong.
I know what I posted and what I posted IS correct. The stat that you quoted is fading a team the game before their bye week smart boy. Please get your facts correct before you troll threads with incorrect info. Bbye for now, thanks for stopping by.
Teams playing the week before their bye are 1-13 against the spread. Sorry buddie, my numbers are correct.
