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Originally Posted by tupperware
Not sure why we're talking about 10/11 points. 6.6 for the first half is what we're averaging.
Here are the records for teams that average below 10 points in the first half:
2012
19 Seattle 6-5
20 Denver 8-3
21 St Louis 4-6
22 Carolina 3-8
23 Detroit 4-7
24 Miami 5-6
25 NY Jets 4-7
26 Arizona 4-7
27 Cleveland 3-8
28 Oakland 3-8
29 Jacksonville 2-9
30 Dallas 5-6
31 Philadelphia 3-8
32 Kansas City 1-10
2011
22 Washington 5-11
23 Jacksonville 5-11
24 Cincinnati 9-7
25 Tampa Bay 4-12
26 Denver 8-8
27 Seattle 7-9
28 Cleveland 4-12
29 Indianapolis 2-14
30 Arizona 8-8
31 Kansas City 7-9
32 St Louis 2-14
2010
21 Washington 6-10
22 San Francisco 6-10 [View Full Quote]23 NY Jets 11-5
24 Houston 6-10
25 Arizona 5-11
26 Cincinnati 4-12
27 Denver 4-12
28 Miami 7-9
29 Seattle 7-9
30 Minnesota 6-10
31 Buffalo 4-12
32 Carolina 2-14
2009
21 Seattle 5-11
22 San Francisco 8-8
23 Detroit 2-14
24 Chicago 7-9
25 Buffalo 6-10
26 Denver 8-8
27 Cleveland 5-11
28 Washington 4-12
29 Oakland 5-11
30 Kansas City 4-12
31 Tampa Bay 3-13
32 St Louis 1-15 |
By my math that's 4 out of 47 teams have a winning record when they average below 10 points in the first half.... or 8.5%.
To put it in perspective, in order to get to an average of 10+ points in the first half for the season, we would need to average MORE than 17 points (17.4) for the first half of our last 5 games. Out of 22 total halves of football, we have done that exactly 4 times so far... or 18% of the time.