groundgame

Jan. 2011: Boston and National Media average predicted score of Jets/Pats playoff game-New England to win 31-10.
Sept. 2011: Everyone laughing, including the Miami press, at the sad sack Miami Dolphins.

Conclusion: All the pieces in place for the classic reverse lock.

JackBauer

Yeah...all the pieces...wait, what?

Ron Sellers

Yes, that's it! Because the Patriots were once favored and expected to win by most but did not, then that obviously means they will always lose every time they are favored!

patman12

Worked on this thread idea for a while, right?

reflexblue

Boy I say BOY thats one of the Craziest Ideas ive heard in a while.

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FredFromDartmouth

The best reverse lock in the area is to determine who Felger is favoring and bet against....

Elijah

What happened to those commercials?

Jackson 2

Last 4 Pats games in Miami:
49-28 W
48-28 W
21-22 L
41-14 W
I'll take our chances...

Deus Irae

This seems perilously close to a Karma thread. I think we're going to need a ruling on this from Patsnutme.....

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spacecrime

I hope this is a joke and that you didn't bet your life savings on the Dolphins to win straight up on your "lock."

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“When we look at the board, based on everything we want in a football player at that particular time, we evaluate them and take the player that fits best for our football team. That’s what we always do, and I think the last nine years we’ve put a pretty competitive team out there on the field every year. I think that’s how you do it – you get good football players. Sometimes they are not always at the No. 1 position, but I don’t think you pass up good football players to get the guys who aren’t as good just because they’re at a position that somebody feels you need.”
BB on his draft philosophy, April 2010