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what is with it is that the percentage is zero. No chance.
And the Giants had NO CHANCE in SB 42 either...
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what is with it is that the percentage is zero. No chance.
what is with it is that the percentage is zero. No chance.
And the Giants had NO CHANCE in SB 42 either...
I mean...you can disagree with my assessment (hell, the post right after mine did a pretty good job of disecting it, though I don't fully agree with that guy's opinion), but you're just a naive fanboy if you think the Patriots have an absolute 100% chance of going undefeated at home.
In fact, if that's your opinion then why even watch the games? I mean, if the outcome is pre-determined then why not just glance through the box score and watch the highlights? Because there can't possibly be any drama when a team has literally no chance of losing a game.
Originally Posted by signbabybrady
what is with it is that the percentage is zero. No chance.
oh yeah and obviously even though my opinion is there is no chance my opinion is not a mathmatical equation so take your percentages and stick them in a sack.
They don't have a chance to win SB 42. When are they going to play that game anyway. I thought it was supposed to be in early Febuary but I have no memory of the first week in febuary so I can't remember when they reschedualed the game to.
I love the conflicting opinions here: one says 'there's a zero percent chance, no mathmatical possibility of the Patriots losing a home game this year'. The other says 'math is for geeks and losers; I say they will not lose at home, and so it shall be'...and yet they're both by the same poster, who's head is spinning right now trying to figure out if there's a 100% chance the world is round or if someone's just bringing in numbers to mess with his head.
Dude, just admit it: you're wrong. It looks like, reading through the thread, everyone's in agreement that the Pats have a very easy home schedule and very well might go 8-0 at home. In fact, I said as much in my post...I really don't see them losing at home with the schedule they have. But the fact of the matter is that in a game between one NFL team and another NFL team, there's a chance--however slim--of the inferior team coming out on top.
Let's put it another way: who has the best chance of coming CLOSE to beating the Patriots at home? Because even in their undefeated regular season last year the Pats won by just three points once (against Baltimore, in one of the more remarkable finishes we'll ever see) and by just ten points another time (in a game that everyone and their mother was calling a sure blow-out against the Jets).
Broncos in my book that the best on paper chance of winning at NE this year.
agreed. They are strong against the pass, and their offense should do better this year.
Steelers fan here, and although I will be pulling for my boys to beat the Pats (of coarse) history tells me, that Denver has had the Pats number. Specifically Shanahan over Belichick. The 2 west coast games prior to the Denver game really do make me pick that as the game that will give the Pats the biggest challenge at home.
I don't see this Pats squad dropping one at home honestly.
What's with all the 'Pat's won't lose at home' posts?
Apparently you didn't watch this team last year. They won every home game if you haven't checked.
14-2, 15-1 maybe even 16-0 again. They won't lose at home. Bet on it.
I mean...you can disagree with my assessment (hell, the post right after mine did a pretty good job of disecting it, though I don't fully agree with that guy's opinion), but you're just a naive fanboy if you think the Patriots have an absolute 100% chance of going undefeated at home.
In fact, if that's your opinion then why even watch the games? I mean, if the outcome is pre-determined then why not just glance through the box score and watch the highlights? Because there can't possibly be any drama when a team has literally no chance of losing a game.