As the line currently stands...
Phi vs NE(5) 48....
Sb’s with New England are much like cc games in New England, they suck until it gets late.
It’s been mentioned that the patriots aren’t in it to blow somebody out, just to make sure they win...
(Ne w Brady) sb’s...
Decided by...
01....3pts
03....3pts
04....3pts
07....3pts
11....4pts
14....4pts
16....6pts ot
Seems like Brady is slow coming out of the gate, in his 7 sb appearances combined he’s managed to put up “zero points “ in the 1st quarter...and he’s not much better opening up the 2nd half, posting 23pts combined in all 7 games...(averages to 3pts a game)
Against a good defense you find the answer for these close games, if philly is able to generate a decent offensive effort, this game should follow suit with the previous 7.
First I didn’t hear if Brady was being considered for nfl mvp this year, if he is; and we’re to win that honor....it brings along a team record of 4-13-3 ats overall in sb history...
4-13 su and 3-12-2 ats s 80 and 0-8-1 ats in last 9 occurances since 98
Now we’ll run some stats and trends and reasons for each side...the projected scoring will be broken down in part 2
For New England
1st...history tends to repeat itself...
In sb 38 Ne came from behind at the end of the game (literally) to hoof up a field goal and win the game 32-29, a high scoring game,(61pts scored), they were able to get back to the following sb and face Philadelphia...neck and neck straight through the game and hoofed up a field goal at the end to win it...Ne was giving 7, total was 46.5.
Fast forward...last year Ne was able to come from behind and win it at the end of the game 34-28 ot, A high scoring game,(68pts scored), They were able to get back in this years sb to face Philadelphia again....so far Ne giving 5, with total of 48.
The defending sb champions have been back to the following sb 12 times in history, these teams went 8-4 su and the over went 8-4, averaging 49pts for the game..
(New England)
Since 1988 of the 2 Super Bowl participants, the outright winner of thier cc game who was in the position of scoring less points, yet allowing more from thier opponents have went 7-1 ats in the Super Bowl
New England scored 24 and allowed 20...
Philadelphia scored 38 and allowed 7...
(New England)
The 20pt system...the final rating #’s for the year for the participants are..
Philadelphia +15
New England +11
The lower # team has covered 10 of the last 12 sb’s (10-2 ats since 05)...83%
The lower # team has won su in 10 of the last 13 sb’s (10-3 su since 04)...77%
(New England)
For Philadelphia
Since 2002 the underdog is 12-4 ats including 8 of the last 10
(Philadelphia)
All super bowl favorites of 5pts or less are 2-9 su and ats if there’s a bye week between the ccg and the sb in history.
(Philadelphia)
Any super bowl participant who got there by way of an “upset” in the cc game have went 7-2 su and 9-0 ats since 2001.
(Philadelphia)
I believe, just like I knew, what was to be in the cc game.. will be just more of the ol’ Same ol’ we’ve come to expect out of a New England game that holds any importance
I’ll be back next week with part 2 and break down the scoring in the game as many ways as possible.
GAME.
Phi vs NE(5) 48....
Sb’s with New England are much like cc games in New England, they suck until it gets late.
It’s been mentioned that the patriots aren’t in it to blow somebody out, just to make sure they win...
(Ne w Brady) sb’s...
Decided by...
01....3pts
03....3pts
04....3pts
07....3pts
11....4pts
14....4pts
16....6pts ot
Seems like Brady is slow coming out of the gate, in his 7 sb appearances combined he’s managed to put up “zero points “ in the 1st quarter...and he’s not much better opening up the 2nd half, posting 23pts combined in all 7 games...(averages to 3pts a game)
Against a good defense you find the answer for these close games, if philly is able to generate a decent offensive effort, this game should follow suit with the previous 7.
First I didn’t hear if Brady was being considered for nfl mvp this year, if he is; and we’re to win that honor....it brings along a team record of 4-13-3 ats overall in sb history...
4-13 su and 3-12-2 ats s 80 and 0-8-1 ats in last 9 occurances since 98
Now we’ll run some stats and trends and reasons for each side...the projected scoring will be broken down in part 2
For New England
1st...history tends to repeat itself...
In sb 38 Ne came from behind at the end of the game (literally) to hoof up a field goal and win the game 32-29, a high scoring game,(61pts scored), they were able to get back to the following sb and face Philadelphia...neck and neck straight through the game and hoofed up a field goal at the end to win it...Ne was giving 7, total was 46.5.
Fast forward...last year Ne was able to come from behind and win it at the end of the game 34-28 ot, A high scoring game,(68pts scored), They were able to get back in this years sb to face Philadelphia again....so far Ne giving 5, with total of 48.
The defending sb champions have been back to the following sb 12 times in history, these teams went 8-4 su and the over went 8-4, averaging 49pts for the game..
(New England)
Since 1988 of the 2 Super Bowl participants, the outright winner of thier cc game who was in the position of scoring less points, yet allowing more from thier opponents have went 7-1 ats in the Super Bowl
New England scored 24 and allowed 20...
Philadelphia scored 38 and allowed 7...
(New England)
The 20pt system...the final rating #’s for the year for the participants are..
Philadelphia +15
New England +11
The lower # team has covered 10 of the last 12 sb’s (10-2 ats since 05)...83%
The lower # team has won su in 10 of the last 13 sb’s (10-3 su since 04)...77%
(New England)
For Philadelphia
Since 2002 the underdog is 12-4 ats including 8 of the last 10
(Philadelphia)
All super bowl favorites of 5pts or less are 2-9 su and ats if there’s a bye week between the ccg and the sb in history.
(Philadelphia)
Any super bowl participant who got there by way of an “upset” in the cc game have went 7-2 su and 9-0 ats since 2001.
(Philadelphia)
I believe, just like I knew, what was to be in the cc game.. will be just more of the ol’ Same ol’ we’ve come to expect out of a New England game that holds any importance
I’ll be back next week with part 2 and break down the scoring in the game as many ways as possible.
GAME.
