How odd it would be if NE goes undefeated same year Miami goes winless (1 Viewer)

[mon]

Just thinking about the possibility of the '72 Dolphins 17-0 record getting broken in the same year Miami goes winless. Very real possibility now since Brown is out. Almost halfway through the season, it's looking more likely.

 

[porkins]

Can we please stop this?

 

[mon]

Can we please stop this?

Stop what, and why?

 

[ICON211]

If you think that is odd try this:

OK, so I'm in two different leagues with games coming down to tonight's MNF game. In one league, I have an 11 point lead and Reggie Wayne against my opponent's Peyton Manning. In the other, I'm down 10 points and I have Manning against his Wayne.

Slightly different scoring systems, so it's not an exact correlation, but basically I need Manning to outscore Wayne by 10.5 points tonight to win in both leagues. I suppose that's asking for too much?

 

[mon]

If you think that is odd try this:OK, so I'm in two different leagues with games coming down to tonight's MNF game. In one league, I have an 11 point lead and Reggie Wayne against my opponent's Peyton Manning. In the other, I'm down 10 points and I have Manning against his Wayne.Slightly different scoring systems, so it's not an exact correlation, but basically I need Manning to outscore Wayne by 10.5 points tonight to win in both leagues. I suppose that's asking for too much?

Could happen. Good luck. What do you need to happen to lose both?Odd for me: I lost this week by .1 points and am no longer undefeated.

 

[taylorj99]

If you think that is odd try this:OK, so I'm in two different leagues with games coming down to tonight's MNF game. In one league, I have an 11 point lead and Reggie Wayne against my opponent's Peyton Manning. In the other, I'm down 10 points and I have Manning against his Wayne.Slightly different scoring systems, so it's not an exact correlation, but basically I need Manning to outscore Wayne by 10.5 points tonight to win in both leagues. I suppose that's asking for too much?

Nice transition.