Based on a complex statistical analysis, I have determined a guaranteed way for an NFL team to reach the conference championship game. It's quite simple, really.
- Finish in the top 4 in the NFL in terms of defensive yards allowed / game; and
- Finish in the top 4 in the NFL in terms of defensive points allowed / game; and
- Finish in the top 4 in the NFL in terms of defensive rushing yards allowed /game.
Pittsburgh (#1/#1/#2), Baltimore (#2/#3/#3) and Philadelphia (#3/#4/#4) all meet these criteria.
Alternatively, if a team cannot meet these criteria, it will advance to the conference championship game by doing all of the following:
- Finish in the top 4 in the NFL in terms of total offensive yards / game; and
- Finish in the top 4 in the NFL in terms of points scored / game; and
- Finish last in the NFL in rushing yards / game.
Arizona (#4/#3/#32) meets these criteria.
Get to work, Ted. The roadmap has been laid out for you. You're welcome.
3 comments:
Arizona was last in rushing yards? WTF?
Edge didn't come here to block.
Yeah, AZ was last in rushing at 73.6 yards per game - a solid 6 yards per game less than the 31st ranked team, the Colts.
I haven't gone back and checked to see if these criteria hold up in any prior years, but I'm almost positive that they do.
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