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Joey Freshwater posted:PB&J here in Chicago, at least the one bar I've seen it at. PBR & shot of Jameson with a slice of pizza I can't remember where it is, but there's a bar somewhere in Milwaukee that gives you a pbr, shot of jameson, and a cigarette for $5 or something like that.
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b-minus1 posted:How bout dem cowboys LMFAO.
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Tzen posted:Jesus. I didn't realize they've been that bad (in the post-season) for so long. 4 wild card losses to start: '98, '99, '03, '06. Then a loss with a bye to the Giants in '07. A win in the WC round against the Eagles in '09 before losing to the Vikings 34-3. Another win in the WC round against the Lions 2 years ago because certain things are or are not catches and then they were killed by Rodgers. And now another loss to the Packers. I personally think playoff byes should be counted as wins, but whatever. They're 2-3 in the playoffs since Romo took over, which is mostly funny for how often they managed to win 8 games despite having Tony Romo at QB.
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Blitz7x posted:No not like the bar in your house a real bar go to archie's in chicago, friend
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Tzen posted:Jesus. I didn't realize they've been that bad (in the post-season) for so long. Everyone forgets it because the 3 years in a row where they ended a season going 8-8 (and losing a playoff spot) to a different division team was far more funny, bizarre, and maddening
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Kalli posted:4 wild card losses to start: '98, '99, '03, '06. Yeah, when Witten got his TD and fox popped a graphic saying it was his first post season TD that surprised me a bunch but I guess it makes sense.
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I was at the playoff game in 96 when the panthers started the cowboys slide into irrelevancy AMA
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I think the Pats winning another Super Bowl combined with the 49ers being garbage for the next millennia is going to kill my will to watch the NFL anymore.
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Mel Mudkiper posted:tremble pats But Denver isn't in the playoffs? 
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FizFashizzle posted:I was at the playoff game in 96 when the panthers started the cowboys slide into irrelevancy AMA We stopped winning Super Bowls but the franchise is still worth 4+ billion dollars even with 2 decades of disappointment. Patriots are the second highest around 3.2 Not so sure the NFL views the Cowboys as irrelevant, but I can see where your coming from with our poo poo one and done playoff showings
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sean10mm posted:But Denver isn't in the playoffs? looking forward to my favorite team winning the super bowl 2 years in a row
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Mel Mudkiper posted:looking forward to my favorite team winning the super bowl 2 years in a row I didn't know you liked the Falcons.
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a new study bible! posted:I didn't know you liked the Falcons. If they win the Superbowl he will
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FizFashizzle posted:I was at the playoff game in 96 when the panthers started the cowboys slide into irrelevancy AMA Yes, that was "The Panthers" and not "The Salary Cap" or "an aging franchise" Honestly the most amazing thing about the Patriots--besides how bad the AFC East has been for 20 years--is just how long they've managed to be as good as they've been, and how long Brady has managed to play at an MVP level.
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Mel Mudkiper posted:tremble pats to be fair now that we've made it to the afc championship nothing is guaranteed anymore
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TheChirurgeon posted:Yes, that was "The Panthers" and not "The Salary Cap" or "an aging franchise" A big part of it is that Kraft sees just how successful Belichick has been and has wisely decided to just give him free reign in almost everything.
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The Jets have 7 playoff wins in the last 20 years; the Cowboys have 2. Ease up on the AFCe chat. If the Pats were in any other division they'd be just as dominant.
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Hunt11 posted:A big part of it is that Kraft sees just how successful Belichick has been and has wisely decided to just give him free reign in almost everything. Also krafts true interest these days are a little more carnal or sinister depending on the day. Diva Cupcake posted:The Jets have 7 playoff wins in the last 20 years; the Cowboys have 2. Ease up on the AFCe chat. Switch them with the Browns and I guarantee they're not.
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Playoff wins last twenty years: 24 - Patriots 16 - Steelers 15 - Ravens 14 - Packers, Broncos 13 - Seahawks 12 - Colts 10 - Eagles, Giants 8 - 49ers, Panthers 7 - Jets, Saints 6 - Vikings, Falcons, Cardinals, Rams 5 - Titans, Buccaneers 4 - Chargers, Raiders 3 - Dolphins, Jaguars, Bears, Texans 2 - Cowboys, Washington 1 - Chiefs 0 - Bengals, Lions, Bills, Browns Would not have guessed the Chargers had only 4 wins with Rivers, same as the Raiders. Also Titans, remember when Jeff Fisher was good? Kalli fucked around with this message at 18:47 on Jan 17, 2017 |
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Kalli posted:Playoff wins last twenty years: NFC E perfectly grouped there
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TheChirurgeon posted:Honestly the most amazing thing about the Patriots--besides how bad the AFC East has been for 20 years--is just how long they've managed to be as good as they've been, and how long Brady has managed to play at an MVP level. pats have the best out of division record in the league.
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I would not have guessed the Ravens being at #3, but then again I guess 2 super bowl wins will help get you there.
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seiferguy posted:I would not have guessed the Ravens being at #3, but then again I guess 2 super bowl wins will help get you there. Imagine if the recent 49ers/Seahawks rivalry lasted an entire decade
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Groovelord Neato posted:pats have the best out of division record in the league. Yeah this comes up a lot. The AFC East looks bad because they play the Patriots.
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Gumbel2Gumbel posted:Yeah this comes up a lot. The AFC East looks bad because they play the Patriots. I like that people reading my comment just skipped to hitting the "reply" button before the second half of the sentence
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FizFashizzle posted:I was at the playoff game in 96 when the panthers started the cowboys slide into irrelevancy AMA first football game I remember watching after moving to AZ back in 98 was the Cowboys/Cards playoff game in 99 I think. 
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And the fun followup, most playoff losses over the past 20 years: 13 - Packers, Colts 11 - Patriots , Seahawks 10 - Eagles 9 - Steelers, Vikings 8 - Ravens, Broncos, Cowboys 7 - Giants, 49ers, Jets, Falcons, Dolphins, Chiefs, Bengals 6 - Panthers, Titans, Buccaneers, Chargers 5 - Saints, Cardinals, Jaguars, Washington, Lions 4 - Rams, Raiders, Bears, Texans 2 - Bills 1 - Browns and +- wins over losses: +13 Patriots +7 Steelers, Ravens +6 Broncos +3 Giants +2 Rams, Saints, Panthers, Seahawks +1 Packers, Cardinals, 49ers 0 Eagles, Jets Raiders -1 Colts, Falcons, Titans, Buccaneers, Bears, Texans, Browns -2 Chargers, Jaguars, Bills -3 Vikings, Washington -4 Dolphins -5 Lions -6 Cowboys, Chiefs -7 Bengals ... and finally playoff bye weeks: 11 - Patriots 6 - Broncos 5 - Falcons, Steelers 4 - Bears, Colts, Packers 3 - Panthers, Chiefs, Vikings, Titans, Eagles, Rams, Seahawks, 49ers 2 - Cowboys, Saints, Giants, Raiders, Ravens, Chargers, Buccaneers 1 - Cardinals, Jaguars, Jets
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Kalli posted:And the fun followup, most playoff losses over the past 20 years: Playoff wins get weird, because it's better to have a bye week 1 than play a wildcard game. It's kind of like fourth quarter comebacks--it's better to dominate the game in the first half and put it out of reach than it is to come back in the 4th quarter, but we put a lot of emphasis on doing that. Or road playoff wins--I remember when this stat got brought up with the Giants during their runs, but you only play road playoff games if you sneak in as a wild card (not that those runs weren't impressive, but the Giants had better records the years following their runs). And Super Bowl teams making it from the wild card are an outlier, not the norm. #1/#2 seeds have won more super bowls by far. TheChirurgeon fucked around with this message at 19:52 on Jan 17, 2017 |
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The bears have more bye weeks in the playoffs than wins. That's nice.
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Rad Valtar posted:I think the Pats winning another Super Bowl combined with the 49ers being garbage for the next millennia is going to kill my will to watch the NFL anymore. Yeah but if the pats win we'll get to see Goodell handing the trophy to Brady and and *poops in his pants*
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TheChirurgeon posted:I like that people reading my comment just skipped to hitting the "reply" button before the second half of the sentence the afc east being bad has no effect on the pats. their winrate within division since 2003 is 77.9 percent. outside of the division it drops to...77.2 percent. Groovelord Neato fucked around with this message at 20:32 on Jan 17, 2017 |
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TheChirurgeon posted:Playoff wins get weird, because it's better to have a bye week 1 than play a wildcard game. It's kind of like fourth quarter comebacks--it's better to dominate the game in the first half and put it out of reach than it is to come back in the 4th quarter, but we put a lot of emphasis on doing that. Or road playoff wins--I remember when this stat got brought up with the Giants during their runs, but you only play road playoff games if you sneak in as a wild card (not that those runs weren't impressive, but the Giants had better records the years following their runs). And Super Bowl teams making it from the wild card are an outlier, not the norm. #1/#2 seeds have won more super bowls by far. Bye weeks should be counted as a win for those stats.
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EvilBlackRailgun posted:We stopped winning Super Bowls but the franchise is still worth 4+ billion dollars even with 2 decades of disappointment. Patriots are the second highest around 3.2 Is Jerry gonna hang this on a banner?
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Groovelord Neato posted:the afc east being bad has no effect on the pats. their winrate within division since 2003 is 77.9 percent. outside of the division it drops to...77.2 percent. It's almost like if the team gets to beat up on guaranteed patsies 6 times a year they will be well rested and healthy for the actual hard games on their schedule.
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TheChirurgeon posted:Playoff wins get weird, because it's better to have a bye week 1 than play a wildcard game. It's kind of like fourth quarter comebacks--it's better to dominate the game in the first half and put it out of reach than it is to come back in the 4th quarter, but we put a lot of emphasis on doing that. Or road playoff wins--I remember when this stat got brought up with the Giants during their runs, but you only play road playoff games if you sneak in as a wild card (not that those runs weren't impressive, but the Giants had better records the years following their runs). And Super Bowl teams making it from the wild card are an outlier, not the norm. #1/#2 seeds have won more super bowls by far. Yeah, context-less stats are bad in general and just a mess in the playoffs because of the tiny sample sizes and weird outliers everywhere. ... I was going to say some things I thought were true but instead just ran a few searches: Over the last 20 years: Home teams are 50-30 in the wildcard round, winning 62.5% of the time. That goes up to 56-24 in the divisional round, 70%, thanks to the bye week // top seeds typically being the best teams. Then drops to 23-15 in the Conference Championships, 60.3%, pretty close to the WC round. Outdoor Home teams are 89-55 overall, 61.8% While Dome Home teams are 32-12, 72.7%. Home teams outdoors in the cold are 34-19, 64.2% Team wins the coin toss: 91-104, 46.7% So basically, bye weeks and being a home dome team seem to be the biggest advantages, while going outside into a team's frozen field is a mild disadvantage, but nowhere near what you'd think.
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