Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Football is won in the trenches. Period. End of story.
Jalen Hurts did not beat Patrick Mahomes. In a micro sense, the Eagles' D-line beat the Chiefs' O-line. But at the end of the day, the Eagles beat the Chiefs. If this Super Bowl doesn't convince those who still count football as QB vs. QB, then nothing will.
Naturally though, the sportswriters gave the QB the MVP. Sportswriters gonna sportswrite.
Speaking of QBs, this game has zero impact on Patrick Mahomes's legacy or overall stature. Ain't a QB that ever lived that coulda been dropped into that game and made it any better.
The chickens finally came home to roost. The Chiefs are an excellent team, and they are a top-notch, emulatable franchise, but they were not worthy of the lofty standing they landed this season. C-Score saw that all along. It took until the last game of the season, but C-Score got it right at least in this instance.
The end-of-season video is scheduled for release on Wednesday. I'm a bit swamped today and tomorrow IRL, so it might have to wait until Thursday. But I am shooting for Wednesday.
Thank you, everyone!
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A Super Bowl stat I've discovered all on my own...
Every instance of a Super Bowl rematch taking place within a 5-year period:
1975 and 1978 Steelers vs. Cowboys
1992 and 1993 Cowboys vs. Bills
2007 and 2011 Giants vs. Patriots
2019 and 2023 Chiefs vs. 49ers
2022 and 2024 Chiefs vs. Eagles
In every one of these instances, the team that won the first game also won the rematch. Discounting Chiefs/Eagles of course as the rematch hasn't been played yet. Stretch it out to 7 years and you can add 1981/1988 49ers/Bengals on there too.
Not a prediction. Just sayin'...
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This isn't football related, but I had the pleasure of attending the WWE Royal Rumble last night. The single best event I've ever been to. Did a little work with my voice though haha, but I will have a new video ready on Tuesday unless I simply can't. YEET! and WOOO!
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***Clown Show Alert*** 🤡🤡🤡
For everybody who was worrying about it (all two or three of you lol), and to dispel any rumors out there, I will NOT be leaving this YouTube channel to become a professional sports bettor. Although this was a very tough decision, I feel as though my most recent NFL playoff picks provides me the necessary justification.
In related news, it has been discovered that the most secure retirement plan available IS to become a professional sports bettor by taking the OPPOSITE position on my picks. Yeah you'll get a handful wrong, but you'll see gains in the long run.
Thank you! 😂😂😂
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Time for some more playoff predictions! Cause I've done so well so far! 😂
Chiefs 19, Texans 17
Lions 37, Commies 22
Eagles 28, Rams 14
Ravens 31, Bills 30
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NFL Playoff Predictions! Bookmark this so you can come back and laugh at me later! 😂
Wild Card Round
Chargers 24, Texans 13
Ravens 30, Steelers 10
Bills 20, Broncos 17
Eagles 27, Packers 24 (OT)
Buccaneers 44, Commanders 34 (why not lol)
Vikings 27, Rams 16
Divisional Round
Chargers 25, Chiefs 22
Ravens 34, Bills 26
Lions 28, Vikings 20
Eagles 30, Buccaneers 13
AFC Championship
Ravens 27, Chargers 9
Lions 33, Eagles 17
Super Bowl LIX
Lions 34, Ravens 21
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End of (Regular) Season NFL Power Rankings!
For last week's rankings, I made a goof by unintentionally not incorporating the Lions and the 49ers game against each other. Doing so would have lowered Detroit's score by nearly a full point and raised San Francisco's score by around three quarters of a point. If you're making direct comparisons between last week and this week, that will explain the discrepancy.
Regarding teams that didn't exactly put their best foot forward in week 18, that's the choice of each team. Taking the Kansas City Chiefs in particular, the organization brought out its coaching staff and dressed players in their organization's helmets and uniforms and played a game of football. The results that ensue are on the record. C-Score does not intend on being the gatekeepers for internal decisions made by football organizations.
This is the final rankings post of the season. After the Super Bowl we will do a true end of season rankings which will be in video form.
At the bottom of the rankings are total ratings for each playoff field by conference. A deeper explanation of C-Score will also be available. Thank you!!!
(-) 32. Carolina Panthers -25.678 (+2.842)
(-1) 31. Cleveland Browns -23.782 (-0.797)
(-2) 30. Tennessee Titans -21.726 (-0.538)
(-) 29. New York Giants -21.188 (+0.979)
(+3) 28. New England Patriots -20.596 (+3.445)
(-) 27. Jacksonville Jaguars -19.211 (+0.039)
(-) 26. Las Vegas Raiders -16.987 (-0.681)
(-) 25. Dallas Cowboys -14.837 (+0.148)
(-) 24. New York Jets -11.82 (+2.124)
(-) 23. New Orleans Saints -11.321 (+0.005)
(-1) 22. Indianapolis Colts -8.461 (+0.272)
(+1) 21. Chicago Bears -7.78 (+2.287)
(-) 20. Miami Dolphins -6.938 (-1.89)
(-) 19. Atlanta Falcons -5.382 (-2.462)
(-) 18. San Francisco 49ers -4.627 (-3.138)
(-) 17. Houston Texans -0.918 (+0.313)
(-1) 16. Los Angeles Rams 0.212 (-1.143)
(-1) 15. Cincinnati Bengals 2.96 (+0.994)
(-1) 14. Seattle Seahawks 3.073 (+1.099)
(+3) 13. Arizona Cardinals 3.717 (+2.801)
(-) 12. Pittsburgh Steelers 4.944 (-1.053)
(-1) 11. Washington Commanders 9.692 (-0.221)
(-3) 10. Kansas City Chiefs 12.404 (-5.117)
(-) 9. Los Angeles Chargers 12.68 (+1.058)
(-) 8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 14.098 (-0.375)
(+4) 7. Denver Broncos 14.291 (+4.786)
(-) 6. Minnesota Vikings 16.063 (-2.158)
(-) 5. Green Bay Packers 18.185 (-2.459)
(-2) 4. Buffalo Bills 19.389 (-3.164)
(+1) 3. Philadelphia Eagles 19.452 (-1.255)
(+1) 2. Baltimore Ravens 22.352 (+0.533)
(-) 1. Detroit Lions 32.094 (+1.597)
AFC Playoff Teams: 85.142
NFC Playoff Teams: 109.796
C-Score is a metric created by this channel to assign an overall value to a football team. It takes a team's:
-Results, including standard and Pythagorean W-L record
-Performance, including game control and play-by-play production
-Quality of opponents, specifically performance level against opponents
and distills all of that into one cumulative and comparative score reflecting the context of the season in question.
When applicable, a team's playoff performance is also included.
A C-Score of 0 represents an average football team, whereas anything above 0 represents an above average team and anything below 0 represents a below average team.
A team's record is important, but not always indicative of C-Score. An 11-5 team can rate higher than a 13-3 team or lower than a 9-7 team. Not all records are created equally.
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Happy New Year/Merry NFL Power Rankings Heading into Week 18!
Some notes:
*Every NFC North team took a tumble in strength of schedule, every one of them took a hit in C-Score. Even the teams that won this week.
*The Seahawks are the highest rated team that has been eliminated from playoff contention.
*The Buccaneers are the NFC's highest rated team that would be in the playoffs if they began today but has yet to officially clinch that spot. The Broncos hold that distinction in the AFC.
*11 teams have a double digit C-Score in the negatives. Only 9 have a positive one.
*Thank you for reading! A deeper explanation of C-Score is at the bottom of the post.
(-) 32. Carolina Panthers -28.52 (-1.042)
(-3) 31. New England Patriots -24.041 (-4.025)
(-) 30. Cleveland Browns -22.985 (-0.5)
(+2) 29. New York Giants -22.167 (+3.284)
(-1) 28. Tennessee Titans -21.188 (-1.793)
(-1) 27. Jacksonville Jaguars -19.25 (+0.09)
(+3) 26. Las Vegas Raiders -16.306 (+4.413)
(-) 25. Dallas Cowboys -14.985 (-2.218)
(-) 24. New York Jets -13.944 (-2.903)
(-) 23. New Orleans Saints -11.326 (-1.944)
(-) 22. Chicago Bears -10.067 (-1.584)
(-1) 21. Indianapolis Colts -8.733 (-3.747)
(+1) 20. Miami Dolphins -5.048 (+0.985)
(-) 19. Atlanta Falcons -2.92 (+0.746)
(-) 18. San Francisco 49ers -2.209 (-0.406)
(-4) 17. Houston Texans -1.231 (-4.455)
(-2) 16. Arizona Cardinals 0.916 (-1.192)
(+1) 15. Los Angeles Rams 1.355 (+0.319)
(+3) 14. Cincinnati Bengals 1.966 (+2.536)
(+2) 13. Seattle Seahawks 1.974 (+0.02)
(-1) 12. Pittsburgh Steelers 5.997 (-1.615)
(-2) 11. Denver Broncos 9.505 (-0.481)
(-) 10. Washington Commanders 9.913 (+0.867)
(+3) 9. Los Angeles Chargers 11.622 (+4.2)
(-) 8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 14.473 (+3.401)
(-) 7. Kansas City Chiefs 17.521 (+3.566)
(-2) 6. Minnesota Vikings 18.221 (-0.512)
(-3) 5. Green Bay Packers 20.644 (-1.746)
(+1) 4. Philadelphia Eagles 20.707 (+3.049)
(+3) 3. Baltimore Ravens 21.819 (+4.496)
(+1) 2. Buffalo Bills 22.553 (+0.886)
(-) 1. Detroit Lions 31.458 (-0.963)
C-Score is a metric created by this channel to assign an overall value to a football team. It takes a team's:
-Results, including standard and Pythagorean W-L record
-Performance, including game control and play-by-play production
-Quality of opponents, specifically performance level against opponents
and distills all of that into one cumulative and comparative score reflecting the context of the season in question.
When applicable, a team's playoff performance is also included.
A C-Score of 0 represents an average football team, whereas anything above 0 represents an above average team and anything below 0 represents a below average team.
A team's record is important, but not always indicative of C-Score. An 11-5 team can rate higher than a 13-3 team or lower than a 9-7 team. Not all records are created equally.
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Merry Christmas!/Happy NFL Power Rankings Heading into Week 17!
A few notes here:
*Not much movement in the top ten, but the movement was fairly seismic.
*The NFC West is all bunched in between spots 14-18. Only the Bengals crash the party.
*We may eventually have a new team at number 32!
*Numbers in parentheses indicate change from last week.
*Thanks for reading today! C-Score's deeper explanation is available at the bottom of the post.
(-) 32. Carolina Panthers -27.478 (+2.927)
(-) 31. New York Giants -25.451 (-2.873)
(-2) 30. Cleveland Browns -22.485 (-1.6)
(+1) 29. Las Vegas Raiders -20.719 (+1.731)
(+1) 28. New England Patriots -20.016 (+2.292)
(-) 27. Tennessee Titans -19.395 (+0.196)
(-) 26. Jacksonville Jaguars -19.34 (-0.542)
(-) 25. Dallas Cowboys -12.767 (+1.694)
(-) 24. New York Jets -11.041 (-1.352)
(-2) 23. New Orleans Saints -9.382 (-3.04)
(-) 22. Chicago Bears -8.483 (-0.354)
(+2) 21. Miami Dolphins -6.033 (+2.532)
(-1) 20. Indianapolis Colts -4.986 (+0.703)
(+1) 19. Atlanta Falcons -3.666 (+2.662)
(-2) 18. San Francisco 49ers -1.803 (-2.274)
(+1) 17. Cincinnati Bengals -0.57 (+2.052)
(+1) 16. Los Angeles Rams 1.036 (+1.199)
(-) 15. Seattle Seahawks 1.954 (-0.721)
(-1) 14. Arizona Cardinals 2.108 (-2.849)
(+1) 13. Houston Texans 3.224 (-0.69)
(-) 12. Los Angeles Chargers 7.422 (+1.236)
(-1) 11. Pittsburgh Steelers 7.612 (-2.072)
(+1) 10. Washington Commanders 9.046 (+0.201)
(-) 9. Denver Broncos 9.986 (-1.392)
(-) 8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11.072 (-1.837)
(-) 7. Kansas City Chiefs 13.955 (+0.662)
(-) 6. Baltimore Ravens 17.323 (+1.724)
(-) 5. Philadelphia Eagles 17.658 (-1.313)
(-1) 4. Minnesota Vikings 18.733 (-0.633)
(-1) 3. Buffalo Bills 21.667 (-1.935)
(+2) 2. Green Bay Packers 22.39 (+3.028)
(-) 1. Detroit Lions 32.421 (+0.376)
C-Score is a metric created by this channel to assign an overall value to a football team. It takes a team's:
-Results, including standard and Pythagorean W-L record
-Performance, including game control and play-by-play production
-Quality of opponents, specifically performance level against opponents
and distills all of that into one cumulative and comparative score reflecting the context of the season in question.
When applicable, a team's playoff performance is also included.
A C-Score of 0 represents an average football team, whereas anything above 0 represents an above average team and anything below 0 represents a below average team.
A team's record is important, but not always indicative of C-Score. An 11-5 team can rate higher than a 13-3 team or lower than a 9-7 team. Not all records are created equally.
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NFL Power Rankings Heading into Week 16!
A few notes here:
*C-Score takes the ENTIRE SEASON into account, not just last week's game.
*One specific head-to-head contest barely accounts for 7% of an entire season at this point.
*We've been completely justified in leaving the Buccaneers higher than the Falcons for most of the season.
*A team can lose its entire roster to injury today, but that doesn't change what has already happened, which is what C-Score evaluates.
*Numbers in parentheses indicate change from last week.
*Thanks for reading today! C-Score's deeper explanation is available at the bottom of the post.
(-) 32. Carolina Panthers -30.405 (-1.436)
(-1) 31. New York Giants -22.578 (-0.684)
(+1) 30. Las Vegas Raiders -22.45 (-0.231)
(-) 29. New England Patriots -22.308 (-0.891)
(-) 28. Cleveland Browns -20.885 (-0.729)
(-) 27. Tennessee Titans -19.591 (-1.328)
(-) 26. Jacksonville Jaguars -18.798 (-1.166)
(-) 25. Dallas Cowboys -14.461 (+2.387)
(-) 24. New York Jets -9.689 (+0.76)
(-) 23. Miami Dolphins -8.565 (-0.833)
(-2) 22. Chicago Bears -8.129 (-1.878)
(-) 21. New Orleans Saints -6.342 (+0.86)
(+2) 20. Atlanta Falcons -6.328 (+1.381)
(-1) 19. Indianapolis Colts -5.689 (-2.324)
(+1) 18. Cincinnati Bengals -2.622 (+1.12)
(-) 17. Los Angeles Rams -0.163 (+1.607)
(-) 16. San Francisco 49ers 0.471 (-1.323)
(-2) 15. Seattle Seahawks 2.675 (-2.346)
(+1) 14. Houston Texans 3.914 (+0.32)
(+1) 13. Arizona Cardinals 4.957 (+0.188)
(-3) 12. Los Angeles Chargers 6.186 (-3.958)
(-) 11. Washington Commanders 8.845 (+0.014)
(-2) 10. Pittsburgh Steelers 9.684 (-2.185)
(+1) 9. Denver Broncos 11.378 (+1.91)
(+4) 8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12.909 (+4.132)
(-) 7. Kansas City Chiefs 13.293 (+0.789)
(-) 6. Baltimore Ravens 15.599 (+1.947)
(-) 5. Philadelphia Eagles 18.971 (+2.2)
(-) 4. Green Bay Packers 19.362 (+1.54)
(-) 3. Minnesota Vikings 19.366 (+0.857)
(-) 2. Buffalo Bills 23.602 (+1.398)
(-) 1. Detroit Lions 32.045 (-2.349)
Explanation of C-Score:
C-Score is a metric created by this channel to assign an overall value to a football team. It takes a team's:
-Results, including standard and Pythagorean W-L record
-Performance, including game control and play-by-play production
-Quality of opponents, specifically performance level against opponents
and distills all of that into one cumulative and comparative score reflecting the context of the season in question.
When applicable, a team's playoff performance is also included.
A C-Score of 0 represents an average football team, whereas anything above 0 represents an above average team and anything below 0 represents a below average team.
A team's record is important, but not always indicative of C-Score. An 11-5 team can rate higher than a 13-3 team or lower than a 9-7 team. Not all records are created equally.
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