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Post your predictions here for the 2025 Postseason:
Super Bowl: New England Patriots vs Seattle Seahawks.
This contest is open to everyone. It's both a weekly and a season-long contest. Stakes are bragging rights.
******** Above the reply box is now an area to make your score prediction: ************
Here's an example of what it looks like:
You just slide the red markers and select your score, and then post your reply with your prediction and any additional comments in this thread so we can keep it the same way it always has been, with the exception of having you pick your score. This allows either me or @alamo to update the results much faster, ie: I've been posting the results within a day or two after the game
You will also want to drop a comment with your prediction as well for the sake of keeping the spirit of this contest intact as that's how @alamo has always done it and it remains part of the scoring process. The scrollbars are just to make it easier to tally and provide the results faster, while the comments also help back you up in case of any issues, along with the fact that it's fun to drop little anecdotes ahead of kickoff.
Getting back to the rules, as a one-time allowance for computer problems, forgetfulness, or whatever, one week can be missed and will be assigned that week's average score.
SCORING:
Your score is the COMBINED deviation of your predicted score for the Pats and opponents REGARDLESS OF DIRECTION. For example, if you predict Patriots 31 Seahawks 23 your score is how many points off of 31 the Pats are (over or under does not matter) PLUS how many points off of 23 the Seahawks are (over or under again does not matter). Game winner does not matter. Lowest score wins.
You may change your prediction at any time before kickoff, which the window will close at that time and your selection will stand. Please keep this thread to predictions only (after you make the pick), no back-and-forth discussion of the game. A short comment explaining your pick is OK and encouraged after you've made your selection.
Good Luck!
Super Bowl: New England Patriots vs Seattle Seahawks.
This contest is open to everyone. It's both a weekly and a season-long contest. Stakes are bragging rights.
******** Above the reply box is now an area to make your score prediction: ************
Here's an example of what it looks like:
You just slide the red markers and select your score, and then post your reply with your prediction and any additional comments in this thread so we can keep it the same way it always has been, with the exception of having you pick your score. This allows either me or @alamo to update the results much faster, ie: I've been posting the results within a day or two after the game
You will also want to drop a comment with your prediction as well for the sake of keeping the spirit of this contest intact as that's how @alamo has always done it and it remains part of the scoring process. The scrollbars are just to make it easier to tally and provide the results faster, while the comments also help back you up in case of any issues, along with the fact that it's fun to drop little anecdotes ahead of kickoff.
Getting back to the rules, as a one-time allowance for computer problems, forgetfulness, or whatever, one week can be missed and will be assigned that week's average score.
SCORING:
Your score is the COMBINED deviation of your predicted score for the Pats and opponents REGARDLESS OF DIRECTION. For example, if you predict Patriots 31 Seahawks 23 your score is how many points off of 31 the Pats are (over or under does not matter) PLUS how many points off of 23 the Seahawks are (over or under again does not matter). Game winner does not matter. Lowest score wins.
You may change your prediction at any time before kickoff, which the window will close at that time and your selection will stand. Please keep this thread to predictions only (after you make the pick), no back-and-forth discussion of the game. A short comment explaining your pick is OK and encouraged after you've made your selection.
Good Luck!
