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USA today season predictions

heelinfine

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So help me out here, its late and Ive been drinking.

If you take all of the predicted wins and all of the predicted losses shouldn't they be equal? Since there ar 32 teams and they each play 16 games there should be 512 outcomes.  256 wins and 256 losses. Right?

This article has 248 wins and 264 losses which is 8 losses that should have been added to win columns.

 

And if the writer couldn't get that much right what the fug good is the rest of it?

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So help me out here, its late and Ive been drinking.

If you take all of the predicted wins and all of the predicted losses shouldn't they be equal? Since there ar 32 teams and they each play 16 games there should be 512 outcomes.  256 wins and 256 losses. Right?

This article has 248 wins and 264 losses which is 8 losses that should have been added to win columns.

 

And if the writer couldn't get that much right what the fug good is the rest of it?

probably counting on the browns to go 0-24

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So help me out here, its late and Ive been drinking.

If you take all of the predicted wins and all of the predicted losses shouldn't they be equal? Since there ar 32 teams and they each play 16 games there should be 512 outcomes.  256 wins and 256 losses. Right?

This article has 248 wins and 264 losses which is 8 losses that should have been added to win columns.

 

And if the writer couldn't get that much right what the fug good is the rest of it?

What about the Panthers ties?

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I have basically the same predictions as USA today. I even have down the same wild card game with us vs. The Rams but I have us winning that game and losing to the Packers in the divisional. We're a good solid team. Definitely the class of our division but we're still not good enough to compete with Green Bay or Seattle.

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