NFL 2019 Season

[Vidav]

100% correct. The refs fucked up a couple of times but there were plenty of other times the Cowboys could have played better to make those fuck ups meaningless.

[93henfan]

I will say, the Eagles drew a tripping call on the Seawhores that was blatant, and the two on the Cowboys later were far less clear. The first was really bad. On the second, the Cowboys lineman on the left in the replay from behind did lift his right leg and the rules expert Mike Pererra (not sure of spelling) did speak up and disagree with the angry Troy Aikman.

That was funny in itself. Aikman does a pretty good job of staying neutral on Cowboys broadcasts, but he lost his shit there.

[Chizzang]

I will say, the Eagles drew a tripping call on the Seawhores that was blatant, and the two on the Cowboys later were far less clear. The first was really bad. On the second, the Cowboys lineman on the left in the replay from behind did lift his right leg and the rules expert Mike Pererra (not sure of spelling) did speak up and disagree with the angry Troy Aikman.

That was funny in itself. Aikman does a pretty good job of staying neutral on Cowboys broadcasts, but he lost his shit there.

in Week 9 the Cowboys played the NY Giants
and the Giants complained to the league office about the Cowboys O-line tripping



The Cowboys were called for tripping in week 10 against the Vikings
and then twice against the Patriots

I don't think we'll see the Cowboys o-line tripping anymore

[Vidav]

I will say, the Eagles drew a tripping call on the Seawhores that was blatant, and the two on the Cowboys later were far less clear. The first was really bad. On the second, the Cowboys lineman on the left in the replay from behind did lift his right leg and the rules expert Mike Pererra (not sure of spelling) did speak up and disagree with the angry Troy Aikman.

That was funny in itself. Aikman does a pretty good job of staying neutral on Cowboys broadcasts, but he lost his shit there.

in Week 9 the Cowboys played the NY Giants
and the Giants complained to the league office about the Cowboys O-line tripping



The Cowboys were called for tripping in week 10 against the Vikings
and then twice against the Patriots

I don't think we'll see the Cowboys o-line tripping anymore

Lifting a leg is not the same as tripping. Both calls in the Patriots game were BS.

[93henfan]

[Vidav]

Indeed. Now Garrett will be gone.

[Ivytalk]

Indeed. Now Garrett will be gone.

Maybe Princeton will take him back.

[Chizzang]

Presently
The AFC East is 10-5 against the NFC East



Still zero statistical evidence to support the claim

[Vidav]

Thank you Dolphins.

[CAA Flagship]

The Redskins are still alive for the NFC East title. HTTR

[CID1990]

The Redskins are still alive for the NFC East title. HTTR

God I could smell the Panthers stinking from 90 miles all the way up I-85


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[Ivytalk]

How ‘bout dem Ravens, hon?

[Ibanez]

How ‘bout dem Ravens, hon?

What 'bout dem Texans? The NE Patriots losing to the 25th ranked defense is delicious.

[Ibanez]

The Panthers are just shutting down..where are they at? 5-7? They'll end at 5-11. Maybe 6-10 if Indy or Atl overlook them.

I'm supposed to go to the Seahawks game on the 15th. I think I may stay home for that one.

[Ibanez]

The Redskins are still alive for the NFC East title. HTTR

God I could smell the Panthers stinking from 90 miles all the way up I-85


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Went by BofA stadium this morning...the stink was much worse.

Ole "River Boat", "Super Bowl Bear" Ron needs to watch out.

[Chizzang]

Imagine how nice it's going to be for the team that beats the Patriots in the playoffs this year...
that will be a special win - the end of a dynasty kind of win

its coming to the NFL this post season



95% of NFL fans will be happy for that day to come

[89Hen]

Presently
The AFC East is 10-5 against the NFC East



Still zero statistical evidence to support the claim

The Bills, Dolphins, Jets put up their second winning season against the NFC in 10 years. Both years coming against really crappy divisions (one winning team last time they did it, and none right now).

[Chizzang]

Presently
The AFC East is 10-5 against the NFC East



Still zero statistical evidence to support the claim

The Bills, Dolphins, Jets put up their second winning season against the NFC in 10 years. Both years coming against really crappy divisions (one winning team last time they did it, and none right now).

Yeah so you're aware that if you add up the wins and losses since the realignment
and remove the winningest team from each division the AFC east has the 2nd most wins
and that's without the Patriots - the winningest team in the past 20 years



You're aware of that right..?
So still no statistical evidence to support the claim

[93henfan]

No statistics are needed to know the Patriots have had a huge advantage over the rest of the league playing the Jets, Bills, and Dolphins for almost 40% of their schedule every year these last two decades. It's a nice luxury, in addition to Brady accepting a low-ball salary and of course the rampant cheating.

[GannonFan]

Chizzy doesn't watch football after the regular season, hence he's not aware that the Jets/Bills/Dolphins are pretty much absent from postseason play, let alone winning in the post season, in the past 25 years or so. It's not a Comcast thing, so Chizzy knows little.

[89Hen]

The Bills, Dolphins, Jets put up their second winning season against the NFC in 10 years. Both years coming against really crappy divisions (one winning team last time they did it, and none right now).

Yeah so you're aware that if you add up the wins and losses since the realignment
and remove the winningest team from each division the AFC east has the 2nd most wins
and that's without the Patriots - the winningest team in the past 20 years



You're aware of that right..?
So still no statistical evidence to support the claim

Last time you posted a "fact" like this, you were very wrong. So I'll go with No, I'm not aware of this "fact".

[Chizzang]

It's pretty easy to find the information...
But I expect you'd rather not actually know and go with your faith that "everybody knows"

The NFL has all the statistical data right there
The AFC East is not the worst division since realignment (with or without the patriots)
That is a fiction perpetrated by those that hate the Patriots - so its understandable

Understandable but incorrect
the cyclical nature of the NFL makes it extremely difficult for teams to be awful every year
Except maybe the Redskins and Browns

[89Hen]

I found this one... https://www.patriots.com/news/nfl-decad ... -2010-2018

Records 2010-2018. I'll take out the top one for each division...

1. New England: 113-31 Regular-season record (.785)
2. Pittsburgh: 94-49-1 Regular-season record (.656)
3. Green Bay: 89-53-2 Regular-season record (.625)
4. Seattle: 89-54-1 Regular-season record (.622)
5. New Orleans: 87-57 Regular-season record (.604)
7. Kansas City: 84-60 Regular-season record (.583)
13. Indianapolis: 75-69 Regular-season record (.521)
10. Philadelphia: 78-66 Regular-season record (.542)

So that leaves:

AFC West (210-222)
8. Denver: 82-62 Regular-season record (.569)
17. Los Angeles Chargers: 72-72 Regular-season record (.500)
29. Oakland: 56-88 Regular-season record (.389)

NFC North (208-222-2)
16. Minnesota: 71-71-2 Regular-season record (.500)
19. Detroit: 69-75 Regular-season record (.479)
20. Chicago: 68-76 Regular-season record (.472)

NFC South (207-224-1)
9. Atlanta: 82-62 Regular-season record (.569)
14. Carolina: 73-70-1 Regular-season record (.510)
30. Tampa Bay: 52-92 Regular-season record (.361)

NFC East (203-228-1)
11. Dallas: 78–66 Regular-season record (.542)
22. New York Giants: 66-78 Regular-season record (.458)
28. Washington: 59-84-1 Regular-season record (.413)

NFC West (201-228-3)
18. Arizona: 70-73-1 Regular-season record (.490)
21. San Francisco: 67-76-1 Regular-season record (.469)
24. Los Angeles Rams: 64-79-1 Regular-season record (.448)

AFC North (195-234-3)
6. Baltimore: 84-60 Regular-season record (.583)
12. Cincinnati: 75-67-2 Regular-season record (.528)
32. Cleveland: 36-107-1 Regular-season record (.253)

AFC East (187-245)
23. Miami: 65-79 Regular-season record (.451)
25. New York Jets: 61-83 Regular-season record (.424)
26. Buffalo: 61-83 Regular-season record (.424)

AFC South (177-255)
15. Houston: 72-72 Regular-season record (.500)
27. Tennessee: 60-84 Regular-season record (.417)
31. Jacksonville: 45-99 Regular-season record (.313)

[Chizzang]

I found this one... https://www.patriots.com/news/nfl-decad ... -2010-2018

Records 2010-2018. I'll take out the top one for each division...

1. New England: 113-31 Regular-season record (.785)
2. Pittsburgh: 94-49-1 Regular-season record (.656)
3. Green Bay: 89-53-2 Regular-season record (.625)
4. Seattle: 89-54-1 Regular-season record (.622)
5. New Orleans: 87-57 Regular-season record (.604)
7. Kansas City: 84-60 Regular-season record (.583)
13. Indianapolis: 75-69 Regular-season record (.521)
10. Philadelphia: 78-66 Regular-season record (.542)

So that leaves:

AFC West (210-222)
8. Denver: 82-62 Regular-season record (.569)
17. Los Angeles Chargers: 72-72 Regular-season record (.500)
29. Oakland: 56-88 Regular-season record (.389)

NFC North (208-222-2)
16. Minnesota: 71-71-2 Regular-season record (.500)
19. Detroit: 69-75 Regular-season record (.479)
20. Chicago: 68-76 Regular-season record (.472)

NFC South (207-224-1)
9. Atlanta: 82-62 Regular-season record (.569)
14. Carolina: 73-70-1 Regular-season record (.510)
30. Tampa Bay: 52-92 Regular-season record (.361)

NFC East (203-228-1)
11. Dallas: 78–66 Regular-season record (.542)
22. New York Giants: 66-78 Regular-season record (.458)
28. Washington: 59-84-1 Regular-season record (.413)

NFC West (201-228-3)
18. Arizona: 70-73-1 Regular-season record (.490)
21. San Francisco: 67-76-1 Regular-season record (.469)
24. Los Angeles Rams: 64-79-1 Regular-season record (.448)

AFC North (195-234-3)
6. Baltimore: 84-60 Regular-season record (.583)
12. Cincinnati: 75-67-2 Regular-season record (.528)
32. Cleveland: 36-107-1 Regular-season record (.253)

AFC East (187-245)
23. Miami: 65-79 Regular-season record (.451)
25. New York Jets: 61-83 Regular-season record (.424)
26. Buffalo: 61-83 Regular-season record (.424)

AFC South (177-255)
15. Houston: 72-72 Regular-season record (.500)
27. Tennessee: 60-84 Regular-season record (.417)
31. Jacksonville: 45-99 Regular-season record (.313)

now do that since 2003 realignment - you'll notice some significant changes in wins

[GannonFan]

I found this one... https://www.patriots.com/news/nfl-decad ... -2010-2018

Records 2010-2018. I'll take out the top one for each division...

1. New England: 113-31 Regular-season record (.785)
2. Pittsburgh: 94-49-1 Regular-season record (.656)
3. Green Bay: 89-53-2 Regular-season record (.625)
4. Seattle: 89-54-1 Regular-season record (.622)
5. New Orleans: 87-57 Regular-season record (.604)
7. Kansas City: 84-60 Regular-season record (.583)
13. Indianapolis: 75-69 Regular-season record (.521)
10. Philadelphia: 78-66 Regular-season record (.542)

So that leaves:

AFC West (210-222)
8. Denver: 82-62 Regular-season record (.569)
17. Los Angeles Chargers: 72-72 Regular-season record (.500)
29. Oakland: 56-88 Regular-season record (.389)

NFC North (208-222-2)
16. Minnesota: 71-71-2 Regular-season record (.500)
19. Detroit: 69-75 Regular-season record (.479)
20. Chicago: 68-76 Regular-season record (.472)

NFC South (207-224-1)
9. Atlanta: 82-62 Regular-season record (.569)
14. Carolina: 73-70-1 Regular-season record (.510)
30. Tampa Bay: 52-92 Regular-season record (.361)

NFC East (203-228-1)
11. Dallas: 78–66 Regular-season record (.542)
22. New York Giants: 66-78 Regular-season record (.458)
28. Washington: 59-84-1 Regular-season record (.413)

NFC West (201-228-3)
18. Arizona: 70-73-1 Regular-season record (.490)
21. San Francisco: 67-76-1 Regular-season record (.469)
24. Los Angeles Rams: 64-79-1 Regular-season record (.448)

AFC North (195-234-3)
6. Baltimore: 84-60 Regular-season record (.583)
12. Cincinnati: 75-67-2 Regular-season record (.528)
32. Cleveland: 36-107-1 Regular-season record (.253)

AFC East (187-245)
23. Miami: 65-79 Regular-season record (.451)
25. New York Jets: 61-83 Regular-season record (.424)
26. Buffalo: 61-83 Regular-season record (.424)

AFC South (177-255)
15. Houston: 72-72 Regular-season record (.500)
27. Tennessee: 60-84 Regular-season record (.417)
31. Jacksonville: 45-99 Regular-season record (.313)

now do that since 2003 realignment - you'll notice some significant changes in wins

I bet if we go back to the Shula days we can get the Dan Marino and Jim Kelly impacts as well. Heck, the Jets have a good season here and there, I'm sure we can capture that too.