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SquirrelyPSU posted:Kyle Orton shaved his mustache nooooooooooooooo Guaranteed losing season for the Bills now.
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SquirrelyPSU posted:Kyle Orton shaved his mustache nooooooooooooooo This is going to end about as well for Orton as a similar move did for Samson
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C-Euro posted:If this was in NO I would already have this down as a loss. Maybe I'm just assuming it's the same Saints team that ran us out of the building in our last playoff appearance? I just don't think our defense is sustainably this good at all. It makes winning more exciting when you have expectations stemming from a lifetime of failure.
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I posted this over in Aftermath but I figured I'd copy and paste it here too. Part of me is considering mocking up a Monte Carlo model to figure out what records Philly and Dallas will have when they get to Thanksgiving. That would be the most work I've ever put into being a fan and all it'll probably say is "I dunno, they're both gonna have good records." Still, it might make me less nervous. Math and I have a weird relationship like that. If I actually got something working I could do similar stuff for other teams assuming other people gave me rough guesses at how likely they think each team is to win any individual game. axeil posted:The Cowboys are a good team with the league's best running game and a strong defense. axeil fucked around with this message at 06:19 on Oct 20, 2014 |
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Get well soon Jadeveon, the football gods demand more blood.
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schweens posted:Cam Newton is going to make the Packers defense look really bad. The Packers offense will look good but not good enough to make up for the 34 points Carolina will drop. The NASCAR package with Matthews/Peppers/Perry/Neal looked pretty good out there. If the Packers hadn't dropped a bunch of points early, Newton probably would have had more opportunities to run (I guess his ankle is all better now?) and the game may have looked quite different (though I guess that's always the case with counterfactuals).
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Blotto Skorzany posted:The NASCAR package with Matthews/Peppers/Perry/Neal looked pretty good out there. If the Packers hadn't dropped a bunch of points early, Newton probably would have had more opportunities to run (I guess his ankle is all better now?) and the game may have looked quite different (though I guess that's always the case with counterfactuals). Doubtful. It was pretty obvious after the first two drives the Packers were going to run train on the defense. The Panthers just don't have the personnel to match up against Rodgers. Even though it was obvious as hell to all involved, they ran 4 running plays in their first six, and the best was a five yard newton scramble. Shula is a loving hack. The Panthers will go nowhere while he's calling plays.
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Rodgers is going to run wild on the entire NFL South.
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rrrrrrrrrrrt posted:Rodgers is going to run wild on the entire NFL South. No he isn't.
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rrrrrrrrrrrt posted:Rodgers is going to run wild on the entire NFL South. you mean the entire nfl is going to run wild on the nfc south, right? They bad. I didn't have time to watch much game rewind this week but I've been crazy sick the past couple days so I'm gonna have nothing but time for a few days. Will watch some games of teams I haven't seen a lot of and see if I find anything worth talking about in here.
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Chilichimp posted:No he isn't. You're right, Tampa Bay is a total trap game.
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rrrrrrrrrrrt posted:You're right, Tampa Bay is a total trap game. They don't even play the AFC South this year, so it would be hard to beat that entire division. 
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Someone suggested that the AFC South is actually better than the NFC South which I laughed at, but after consideration it's possible that the Colts are indeed good enough to carry the rest of the shitshow division over what the NFCS has to offer
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Intruder posted:Someone suggested that the AFC South is actually better than the NFC South which I laughed at, but after consideration it's possible that the Colts are indeed good enough to carry the rest of the shitshow division over what the NFCS has to offer There's not an NFC South roster standing currently that could beat the Fitzpatrick Texans.
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rrrrrrrrrrrt posted:You're right, Tampa Bay is a total trap game. The usual NFL/NFC mistake. Intruder posted:Someone suggested that the AFC South is actually better than the NFC South which I laughed at, but after consideration it's possible that the Colts are indeed good enough to carry the rest of the shitshow division over what the NFCS has to offer Lessee...through week 7: AFC South: 11-16-0, for a combined win percentage of 40.74%. NFC South: 8-17-1, for a combined win percentage of 30.77%. Yup, we bad.
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The Texans probably wouldn't be favored over the Saints, Falcons or Panthers on a neutral field
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Intruder posted:The Texans probably wouldn't be favored over the Saints, Falcons or Panthers on a neutral field Texans lost to: @ Giants, @ Cowboys, v. Colts. Saints lost to: @ Falcons, @ Browns, @ Cowboys, @ Lions. Falcons lost to: @ Bengals, @ Vikings, @ Giants, v. Bears, @ Ravens. Panthers lost to: v. Steelers, @ Ravens, @ Packers (and tied @ Bengals). I dunno why you wouldn't favor the Texans on a neutral field.
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Intruder posted:The Texans probably wouldn't be favored over the Saints, Falcons or Panthers on a neutral field A neutral field implies that the Saints or Falcons wouldn't be at home in their domes, in which case, welp
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^^ Fair The Texans wins are the Redskins, the Raiders, and the EJ Manuel version of the Bills. I feel like we haven't proven the Texans can beat anyone yet. Tonight will be a big test. If they somehow beat the Steelers tonight, I'll feel a lot better about the rest of the season. It's looking like they'll possibly take up the mantle of 8-8 Texas team
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ulmont posted:Texans lost to: @ Giants, @ Cowboys, v. Colts. If you wanna go with the "who beat who" method, then: http://www.beatgraphs.com/graphs.php?league=NFL Texans outrank the entire NFC South, though they only have a direct "beatpath" to the Bucs.
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No Safe Word posted:If you wanna go with the "who beat who" method, then: Paging all Cardinals fans
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axeil posted:I posted this over in Aftermath but I figured I'd copy and paste it here too. I think each team will have lost at least one more game by Thanksgiving, with 2 being the most each team would lose by then. So they should still be a game within each other, with the winner taking control of the division. For the Cowboys, I could see them dropping the Cardinals game and one of the divisional games with either Washington or NYG. Then for Philly, I think their most likely losses come from either the Cardinals as well or Green Bay. Its very possible that both teams could be sitting at 10-1, but I would say its more likely to see them both at 9-2 or 8-3. Regardless, it will still be a huge divisional game. I have never wanted to go out to a Thanksgiving game before due to being around family for the Holiday, but this year I am heavily considering looking for tickets for that game.
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Oops, didn't catch my NFL/NFC mistake. NFC South has the worst combined net points of any division in the league at this point at a whopping -159. Next closest is the AFC South at -45, but most of that is the Jags. Only division with every team having a negative point differential at this point. Amazingly the Saints have the best point differential in the division at -10.
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rrrrrrrrrrrt posted:Oops, didn't catch my NFL/NFC mistake. To their credit, they're losing close games for the most part, and actually managing to score.
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Chilichimp posted:To their credit, they're losing close games for the most part, and actually managing to score. There is an alternate universe where the Saints are the worst 5-1 team in the league.
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Tampa Bay is still only 2 games out of first place in the NFC South. Yeah we bad.
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MindlessHavok posted:Tampa Bay is still only 2 games out of first place in the NFC South. I hope they somehow put it together. Tampa Bay steals the dumb division away, hilarity ensues.
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Shinjobi posted:I hope they somehow put it together. Tampa Bay steals the dumb division away, hilarity ensues. They take the division at 7-9, host Philly in a WC game and win it 9-7.
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As long as it's not Carolina, NFC South chaos forever!
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TeeMerk posted:They take the division at 7-9, host Philly in a WC game and win it 9-7. Hail Satan. 
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The stupid thing about the nfc south is that there's four teams with a really solid foundation. They just all happen to be coached by retards. They'd all benefit from a coaching exchange. At least the Panthers aren't Oakland. If nothing else I take solace in that. BlindSite fucked around with this message at 02:34 on Oct 21, 2014 |
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Yeah Mike Smith and Sean Payton sure are a bunch of dolts.
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Every division will have their round as the NFL's worst. Just like the NFC West did and AFC West.
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Kawalimus posted:Every division will have their round as the NFL's worst. Just like the NFC West did and AFC West. Given tonight's game, I think the AFC South is currently holding the title. I don't mean to talk poo poo about the Jags since they just made the Browns look like the Browns, but there are some bad teams in the AFC S
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football fuckerman posted:Given tonight's game, I think the AFC South is currently holding the title. I don't mean to talk poo poo about the Jags since they just made the Browns look like the Browns, but there are some bad teams in the AFC S Indianapolis itself pulls them out of that I think. NFC South has no good teams at all.
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