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This is the first time I've ever seen a person claim that another person who uses math to make his argument is "not thinking for himself."

In fact, it's such an abnormal occurrence of freakish dumbassery, that Goodell and his lawyers must have constructed it.

no, it doesn't. Think before you type.

again, pay very close attention....

you can put odds on anything under the sun. That in no way,shape or form proves it could remotely happen or will. It just means theres a chance it could.

also,.. it doesn't mean someone didn't manipulate it to happen.

there are odds that the earth randomly came about through evolution.Some want to believe those are definitive odds that cant be disputed. Doesn't remotely mean it even happened that way.

you are welcome and excused. Have a wonderful holiday !!

Ramtard, if I'd had a kid as flat out stupid as you, I'd sell my soul to the Devil for a mulligan on it.

He's a case study for not allowing just anyone to vote.

Or reproduce

IE you are jealous of my intellectually superior response

why don't you idiots post your playoff scenario like Ive given you the chance to in the first place ?! lets go so called knowledgeable football fans

Because I'm not the one pretending like i know what's going to happen

Looks like I have a live one here. I've been posting mine week in and week out since 2006:

http://files.nfl-forecast.com/

Before that I posted them here on CP, and before that on the Star Board. I believe that has me covered back to 1998 or so. Where the hell were you then? Huh? Huh?

You left out the whole "published on the New York Times website" part.

(But you're a lemming who never thinks for himself.)

the link was posted for you to do it. Stop making excuses and do it

that doesn't tell me who you think will win. Just shows me you put up a chart of percentages based on past/current record.

now go to this and actually make a decision
http://espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/machine#

There are 2^77 different ways the season can end. That is a hundred billion trillion different ways that the season could end. If each person on earth made 2000 predictions, the odds are still more than a billion to one that anyone would correctly predict the outcomes of all the games. It would be a waste of my time to attempt to pick out a specific ending. Instead, I calculate which ones are most likely, and give the odds of an team finishing in a given place.