2022-2023 NFL Games Thread

Point differential isn’t all that great of a determination. Jags absolutely waxed the chargers earlier this year 38-10. That point differential can last a while. Titans had a similar beating by Buffalo.

the large majority of games for every team end in 1 possession.

 

This simply is not true.

Superbowl teams point differentials by year:
21: 6th 8th
20: 1st 6th
19: 3rd 4th
18: 4th 5th
17: 1st 2nd
16: 1st 2nd

Point differential isn't perfect but it's among the best indicators of how good a team is especially if you are a decent ways into the season which we are

 

AJ brown has sucked **** ever since he talked ****

 

yep... even if its a meaningless late TD just to make it an 8 point differential

 

You are correct that is 2 weeks in a row with awful fumble.

 

Watch how packers have just adjusted the defense for Hurts running. Why would you have to do that did you not watch film going in? Everybody knows what they do, first qb in 30 years with 100 yards rushing in first quarter. Thats on Packer coaches. Titans we have them next week make Hurts beat you throwing not running

 

So youre saying that the SB teams were really good? No kidding.

But, just to refute your point, you just said the 4-7 Jags have a better PD than the 7-4 titans.

 

Stupid last second TD the giants got on Turkey day cost me a handful of bets for the week. Worthless TD with :08 left busted the -10 spread at minimum.

 

So point differential does matter then....

Yeah, they do and I bet will play us a lot tougher than you would expect a 4-7 team to play a 7-4 team.

 

Eagles ain't **** we can beat this team