Two quarters is 25% of the sample, that's a pretty large portion, so it doesn't clarify much to knock out that much of data.
But when someone is dead last, behind 35 other QB's, after 1/8 of the season is complete, it's noteworthy. Hopefully, not predictive, but certainly noteworthy.
Two quarters is 25% of the sample, that's a pretty large portion, so it doesn't clarify much to knock out that much of data.
But when someone is dead last, behind 35 other QB's, after 1/8 of the season is complete, it's noteworthy. Hopefully, not predictive, but certainly noteworthy.
Again, it isn't noteworthy after two games. It will get a lot of talk on the radio because it is a "hot" talking point, but it is way too small of a sample size to make any type of judgements.
For example, right now Seattle is the 19th best defense in terms of points allowed after two games. Should they be worried right now in Seattle that their #1 defense last year has been decimated into a below average defense after two games?
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