Math and Logic

[Verdammung]

Fact #1
The Cowboys are winless against teams with more wins than losses for a win rate of 0%.

Fact #2
Approximately 100% of playoff teams have more wins than losses.

Fact #3
The percentage chance of winning a playoff game if your team fails to make the playoffs is 0%.

Theory #1
Combining Facts #1 & #2, we can predict the Cowboys chance of winning a single game in the playoffs is effectively equal to 0% (win rate) applied to 100% (percentage of playoff teams), resulting in a 0% chance of winning.

Theory #2
Accepting Theory #1 and Fact #3 as true, the percentage chance of the Cowboys winning a playoff game remains the same whether they make the playoffs or not.

Theory #3
Accepting Theory #2, whether or not the Cowboys make the playoffs is irrelevant; the result is the same. It is therefor logical to change the course of the team, even if it results in derailment, for a slim chance is greater than no chance.

 

[glimmerman]

So what’s your point...

 

[TonyS]

Think the OP is saying...

FIRE GARRETT NOW!

 

[408Cowboy]

You're talking about probabilities and a bunch of our fan base is against analytics.

 

[john van brocklin]

So what’s your point...

We suck

 

[Blackthorn]

Fact #1
The Cowboys are winless against teams with more wins than losses for a win rate of 0%.

Fact #2
Approximately 100% of playoff teams have more wins than losses.

Fact #3
The percentage chance of winning a playoff game if your team fails to make the playoffs is 0%.

Theory #1
Combining Facts #1 & #2, we can predict the Cowboys chance of winning a single game in the playoffs is effectively equal to 0% (win rate) applied to 100% (percentage of playoff teams), resulting in a 0% chance of winning.

Theory #2
Accepting Theory #1 and Fact #3 as true, the percentage chance of the Cowboys winning a playoff game remains the same whether they make the playoffs or not.

Theory #3
Accepting Theory #2, whether or not the Cowboys make the playoffs is irrelevant; the result is the same. It is therefor logical to change the course of the team, even if it results in derailment, for a slim chance is greater than no chance.

Fact #1 - The Giants won a Superbowl at 9-7 with ELI at QB.

Pour me another drink

 

[glimmerman]

We suck

Can’t disagree.. So what’s gonna change this week or year...

 

[endersdragon]

Fact #1
The Cowboys are winless against teams with more wins than losses for a win rate of 0%.

Fact #2
Approximately 100% of playoff teams have more wins than losses.

Fact #3
The percentage chance of winning a playoff game if your team fails to make the playoffs is 0%.

Theory #1
Combining Facts #1 & #2, we can predict the Cowboys chance of winning a single game in the playoffs is effectively equal to 0% (win rate) applied to 100% (percentage of playoff teams), resulting in a 0% chance of winning.

Theory #2
Accepting Theory #1 and Fact #3 as true, the percentage chance of the Cowboys winning a playoff game remains the same whether they make the playoffs or not.

Theory #3
Accepting Theory #2, whether or not the Cowboys make the playoffs is irrelevant; the result is the same. It is therefor logical to change the course of the team, even if it results in derailment, for a slim chance is greater than no chance.

You are missing a few facts though

Fact #4 Jerry Jones at least says it is Super Bowl or bust for Garrett

Fact #5 Jerry Jones has not say that about Kris Richard

Theory #4 Garrett will be fired at the end at the end of the year if we accept Theory #2

Theory #5 We might not hold Kris Richard to the same standard

Theory #6 Accepting theories #4 and #5 we could end right back here the next decade if we fire Garrett now

 

[cern]

fact #1...…………...we're not a playoff team. there is no need for any more facts.