So much has changed in two years

[mgteich]

I’ve been saying this for months. Last year at this time I said KC would take a step back because of all their incredibly close/lucky wins from 2024. I predicted the law of averages would catch up to them and sure enough, it did.

This year is Denver’s turn.

I guess that you mean

Law of averages = more injuries

And the law of averages doesn't catch up. Otherwise, there wouldn't be teams that have never won a SB. Would the law of average sy that a team should expect one SB win in 32 years and the patriots have already had their quota for next few decades.

 

[XLIX]

I guess that you mean

Law of averages = more injuries

No that is not what I mean. They were 6-7 before Mahomes went down and before Mahomes went down, they didn't suffer any unusual amount of injuries compared to every single other team in the League.

The 2024 were the textbook example of a team that won far more games than they statistically should have.

And the law of averages doesn't catch up.

Yeah it does and you're showing you don't understand what "The Law of Averages" means (no pun intended).

Statiscally, the '24 Chiefs should have won 10 games. They won 15. Even Stevie Wonder could see their collapse coming in '25.

 

[TommyD4207]

I guess that you mean

Law of averages = more injuries

And the law of averages doesn't catch up. Otherwise, there wouldn't be teams that have never won a SB. Would the law of average sy that a team should expect one SB win in 32 years and the patriots have already had their quota for next few decades.

Mahomes wasn't injured until Week 16. They were 6-9 with him as a starter.
You have any more excuses for the Chiefs in your stash?