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Originally Posted by BroncoBuff
Whoa ... not again?! Why do you guys keep making things up to win arguments with me?
I never came within light years of saying - or thinking - that AFL wins "don't count." I merely did what every PBP and every color man do a dozen times every game, and what every talk show host does multiple times every hour ... I made a statistical analysis based on a select portion of available data.
Here's some examples
. - Coach Smith went 6-10 both his first two seasons here, then last year his team jumped to an 11-5 record
- The Sharks have won all seven home games so far this season, by an average of 14 points
- Punter Jim Nelson has clearly spent time working on his directional kicking - after landing just two punts inside the 20 last year, that is his twelfth one this year
- The Stallions went eight years without making the playoffs, but this year they drafted quarterback Bone Icks, who led them to a 10-7 record and back to the playoffs in his rookie season
- The Chiefs made the AFL playoffs five times in ten seasons, including appearances in two of the first four Super Bowls. It's that kind of success that makes this two-decade long slump so tough for the fans
You hear comparisons of selected parts of a player's or team's statistics almost CONSTANTLY!. Please acting like such comparisons are unknown to you ... You got to be smarter and more observant than that |
The original discussion was comparing total franchise histories and statistics.
You decided to conveniently leave out the AFL years in that conversation.