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We all know how @HeretoBeatmyChest feels about the metrics and this is basically what this post is about.
For an example the Seahawks in 2012 were 11-5 but all 5 losses were by 7 points or less, plus that team was blowing out opponents. So I knew that 11-5 was a fluke the wrong way so in the following year metric wise it was the same team just Seahawks stopped getting unlucky so they went 13-3. They won a SB by having HFA which had 2012 had they win a SB as well.
We all know how @HeretoBeatmyChest feels about the metrics and this is basically what this post is about.
For an example the Seahawks in 2012 were 11-5 but all 5 losses were by 7 points or less, plus that team was blowing out opponents. So I knew that 11-5 was a fluke the wrong way so in the following year metric wise it was the same team just Seahawks stopped getting unlucky so they went 13-3. They won a SB by having HFA which had 2012 had they win a SB as well.
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