Ignoratio Elenchi

In 1987 he only had 5 games with a receiving TD. (In all the other games that year he scored 2+ TDs.)

Stats-wise, the 1st 10 years of his career (age 23-32) he was one of the greatest receivers of all-time. Last 10 years of his career (age 33-42) he was basically Michael Irvin.

Sure, that's an apt analogy because basically I get about as much enjoyment out of this contest as I would buying a quick-pick lottery ticket. I'll play this because it's free and there's a small chance I might win some money but there's nothing really fun about it for me anymore. Don't mean to complain too much, it's awesome that FBG do this every year and a nice perk for subscribers, I'd personally just like to see them change up the format to something new.

I got the same letter the other day - I refi'd with Quicken last year and now the loan is being transferred to PHH Mortgage Services. Dumb question, but other than making my monthly payments on a different website, is there any reason I should really care about this?

I used to like it but it's definitely gotten old for me. I genuinely don't enjoy the format anymore. I still enter because it's free and why not, but i put very little thought into my entry since it's such a crapshoot with all the bad entries inflating the cut. There are other playoff contests I enter that I'm much more excited about these days, would love to see FBG change up the format next year but maybe I'm in the minority there.

https://subscribers.footballguys.com/playoffcontest/entry.php

All polls are unscientific garbage, except for the ones that report results I like. Those are reliable.

Awesome news. It seems very unlikely at the point, but what’s the plan if Trump somehow doesn’t win the election in a few weeks?

Tiger and Brady are the GOATs of their respective sports but Peyton and Phil are so much more likeable.

A basketball player is in the gym practicing free throws. He makes his first shot, then misses his second. This player tends to get inside his own head a little bit, so this isnt good news. Specifically, the probability he hits any subsequent shot is equal to the overall percentage of shots that hes made thus far. (His neuroses are very exacting.) His coach, who knows his psychological tendency and saw the first two shots, leaves the gym and doesnt see the next 96 shots. The coach returns, and sees the player make shot No. 99. What is the probability, from the coachs point of view, that he mak