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Let me know what you guys are thinking here ?
Let me know what you guys are thinking here ?
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Great info
NFL Champions .... 2000-2023 ...last 24 years .... there has been ZERO Champions that won the Super Bowl with above 7.1 Def Yards / Attempt ............. not saying the streak won't be broke this year but ...... Detroit 7.8 Yards / Per Attempt .... don't look good ............ GB ... who should have beaten SF last weekend had Def Yards / Attempt 7.3 .......the other 3 teams that remain in the Playoffs .....Def Yards / Per Attempt ..... Balt 5.9 .....Kc 6.0 ....SF 6.4 ........... My pick is the Ravens to win it ............Not sure really why I bother posting this kind of info ....nobody really cares about my meaningless types of trends .... but .... to each his own ...LOL
Went back from 1990 to Present Day
#1 Seeds that Won Divisional Game by 17 or More Points
are 14-6 SU or 70% Winners in their Championship Games
Pretty Interesting find here is that just 1 of the 6 Losses
in the Championship Game were by a 3 Seed or Higher
1999 Jacksonville # 1 Seed Won 62-7 in Divisional Game
Lost to # 4 Seed Tenn 14-33
The 5 Other Losses by # 1 Seeds all came against # 2 Seeds
This Year we have Balt winning their Divisional Game 34-10
they face a # 3 Seed KC
Your Call ....just trying to help
also
Those 14 # 1 Seeds that Won their Championship Game
after winning their Divisional Game by 17 or more points
are just 7 Wins and 7 Losses in the Super Bowl
4 out of the 7 Losses were to a # 1 Seed
2 Losses were to a # 2 Seed
1 Loss was to a #4 Seed
The Losses are Below
1991 Buff Lost to a # 1 Seed in SB
2001 Rams lost to a # 2 Seed in SB
2009 Indy lost to a 1 Seed in SB
2011 NE lost to a # 4 Seed in SB
2017 NE lost to a # 1 seed in SB
2019 SF lost to a # 2 Seed in SB
2022 Philly lost to a # 1 Seed in SB
So if Baltimore beats Kc in Championship Game
SF is # 1 Seed
Detroit # 3 Seed ... Only ONE ... number 3 Seed
or Higher has beaten a # 1 seed after their opp ( Balt )
won by 17 or more in Divisional Round and went on
to the Super Bowl
Tried to make it as simple as possible here
Feedback keeps me posting info
#1 Seeds that Won Divisional Game by 17 or More Points
are 14-6 SU or 70% Winners in their Championship Games
Pretty Interesting find here is that just 1 of the 6 Losses
in the Championship Game were by a 3 Seed or Higher
1999 Jacksonville # 1 Seed Won 62-7 in Divisional Game
Lost to # 4 Seed Tenn 14-33
The 5 Other Losses by # 1 Seeds all came against # 2 Seeds
This Year we have Balt winning their Divisional Game 34-10
they face a # 3 Seed KC
Your Call ....just trying to help
also
Those 14 # 1 Seeds that Won their Championship Game
after winning their Divisional Game by 17 or more points
are just 7 Wins and 7 Losses in the Super Bowl
4 out of the 7 Losses were to a # 1 Seed
2 Losses were to a # 2 Seed
1 Loss was to a #4 Seed
The Losses are Below
1991 Buff Lost to a # 1 Seed in SB
2001 Rams lost to a # 2 Seed in SB
2009 Indy lost to a 1 Seed in SB
2011 NE lost to a # 4 Seed in SB
2017 NE lost to a # 1 seed in SB
2019 SF lost to a # 2 Seed in SB
2022 Philly lost to a # 1 Seed in SB
So if Baltimore beats Kc in Championship Game
SF is # 1 Seed
Detroit # 3 Seed ... Only ONE ... number 3 Seed
or Higher has beaten a # 1 seed after their opp ( Balt )
won by 17 or more in Divisional Round and went on
to the Super Bowl
Tried to make it as simple as possible here
Feedback keeps me posting info
it should be
noted the Ravens gave up the fewest points/game in the league this
year (16.5), and the Chiefs gave up the second-fewest (17.3). When
a conference title game pairs the top two scoring defenses in the
league, the winner has gone on to win the Super Bowl in five of five
instances. Remember that in two weeks.
Just to throw it out there also when a road dog wins the conference championship game I believe they are 10-0 ats last 10 in the SB. I started a thread a few years ago about it.
noted the Ravens gave up the fewest points/game in the league this
year (16.5), and the Chiefs gave up the second-fewest (17.3). When
a conference title game pairs the top two scoring defenses in the
league, the winner has gone on to win the Super Bowl in five of five
instances. Remember that in two weeks.
Just to throw it out there also when a road dog wins the conference championship game I believe they are 10-0 ats last 10 in the SB. I started a thread a few years ago about it.
Exploited17: You should give credit where credit is due. That first trend you cited regarding when the best defenses play each other - was taken directly from Playbook's Mid-Week Alert newsletter. Credit to Marc Lawrence.
Kaboom - keep up the great trends you have been posting. That's two pretty potent negatives on the Detroit Lions and I'm certainly paying attention to them.
Almost all info comes from somewhere else. It isn't new. Even if you never heard of it before chnace are you didn't discover/create the trend/system Who knows who originally noticed it. And if you think Lawrence is the first person to know or tell people that he probably isn't. All I did was share info which btw way has been around for quite some time because I have heard it years before.
