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Seattle is a top 5 defense and offense based on EPA
Vikings looked great last regular season too
Their pass protection was below average which was exposed in week 18 and wild card
I will check their EPA from last season
O’Connell is a good coach who achieves more with less
Vikings point differential was 4.6 last season rank 8
Seattle is 11.1 this season rank 1
Appreciate you looking up the stats. I was just vibing
I hope Seattle wins. I have 1M sats on the line for the 9ers to not win the superbowl cc @grayruby
Your shares must be in profit. You could always sell and not risk the big loss.
I will ride this out for my full 80k sats
DeMarcus Lawrence?
when was the last time they were in the playoffs? 2022? 23?
https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask/mark-sanchez-career-playoff-wins
Mark Sanchez has a playoff record of 4 wins and 2 losses in his NFL career, all with the New York Jets. He appeared in six playoff games, with his career playoff statistics including 1,155 passing yards, 9 touchdowns, 3 interceptions, and a passer rating of 94.3.
Sanchez achieved notable milestones, including being tied for the third most postseason road victories by an NFL quarterback with 4, and holding the record for most playoff game appearances by a Jets quarterback with 6.
His playoff career included two consecutive AFC Championship Game appearances, though he lost both.
losing Kittle is big
I am not a 49er fan and I love Kittle
no problem and I was curious anyway
in case you haven't noticed I like looking at data and trends and advanced nfl metrics such as epa and success rate
the irony is the best leading indicator is scoring differential, a simple metric
the super bowl last year should not have been a surprise because KC was 'overrated' and lucky based on their point diff. The eagles were clearly the better team on paper
good teams are supposed to blow out terrible teams
they did their job
Denver defense on a good day can be as good if not better
The bright lights