Pythagorean theorem and NFL season wins
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he won 2 out of the 3 bets. phili had 9 wins
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the use of pythagorean theorem to predict a team's future win/loss is flawed. the 2 variables used to perform the calculation (pf=points for & pa=points against) offers little, if any, value in predicting a team's future win/loss.
this is because a team's schedule changes every season and the difficulty level or strength of schedule will heavily dictate a team's future win/loss. a team's strength of schedule is more meaningful to determine future wins/losses than using pythagorean theorem.
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wat? no
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It doesn't work like that. Too much to consider including Buffalo having an easy schedule and the development of Trent Edwards and their offseason additions.
PuppyPuncher 3 years ago
The more time you spend on analysis, the better you will obviously do. For the most part, developing players and draft picks have a minimal impact on a team's performance - it is gradual over time. Strength of schedule is much more problematic.
SbrJustin 3 years ago