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[PsychoMan]

Don't really know why, but thought this was interesting.

Chicago 8-1 +152San Diego 7-2 +122Dallas 5-4 +76New England 6-3 +70Philadelphia 5-4 +70Baltimore 7-2 +61Indianapolis 9-0 +60Jacksonville 5-4 +58Denver 7-2 +47NY Giants 6-3 +32New Orleans 6-3 +32Seattle 6-3 -10Chicago & San Diego blow everyone else away ...I didn't realize Dallas was outscoring their opponents by so much because they're just 5-4 ...

Indy stands out as well - overall I think it makes their wins appear less impressive, but they are always finding ways to win the close games - how long will that last?

Seattle also was a surprise. A 6-3 team that hasn't even scored as much as it has given up.

 

[Real Man of Genius]

It means the Cowboys win Sunday.

 

[The_Man]

It means the Cowboys win Sunday.

I was just looking at this numbers today, too.What's really impressive about the Bears is that they're outscoring opponents by a more than 2-1 to margin for the season.

Only four teams have done that for an entire season since the 1985 Bears -- and every one of them won the Super Bowl.

Do you know who they were? Answer hidden below:

91 Redskins

96 Packers

99 Rams

00 Ravens

 

[Kenlin]

The '00 Ravens is a surprising answer to me.

That team was known for its great defense and scoring just enough on offense to win.

I never would have guessed they outscored their opponents 2-1.

 

[The_Man]

The Ravens barely did it, and they had to set the all-time record for fewest points allowed. Although people don't realize they finished 14th in the NFL in scoring that season, since the 5 games they went without a touchdown got so much attention.

Once Dilfer became the starter, they lost his first start, then won the last 7 of the regular season by an average score of 27-9.

 

[Futility]

It means the Cowboys win Sunday.

I was just looking at this numbers today, too.What's really impressive about the Bears is that they're outscoring opponents by a more than 2-1 to margin for the season.

Only four teams have done that for an entire season since the 1985 Bears -- and every one of them won the Super Bowl.

Do you know who they were? Answer hidden below:

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96 Packers

99 Rams

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[bonesman]

It means the Cowboys win Sunday.

I was just looking at this numbers today, too.What's really impressive about the Bears is that they're outscoring opponents by a more than 2-1 to margin for the season.

Only four teams have done that for an entire season since the 1985 Bears -- and every one of them won the Super Bowl.

Do you know who they were? Answer hidden below:

Fixed to include a great new feature that was added this week.

nice.... that's gonna be a real nice addition to the forum!!!!!i can just see it now:

 

[MarcO]

Don't really know why, but thought this was interesting.

Chicago 8-1 +152San Diego 7-2 +122Dallas 5-4 +76New England 6-3 +70Philadelphia 5-4 +70Baltimore 7-2 +61Indianapolis 9-0 +60Jacksonville 5-4 +58Denver 7-2 +47NY Giants 6-3 +32New Orleans 6-3 +32Seattle 6-3 -10Chicago & San Diego blow everyone else away ...I didn't realize Dallas was outscoring their opponents by so much because they're just 5-4 ...

Indy stands out as well - overall I think it makes their wins appear less impressive, but they are always finding ways to win the close games - how long will that last?

Seattle also was a surprise. A 6-3 team that hasn't even scored as much as it has given up.

one word - Chicago

 

[Banger]

Don't really know why, but thought this was interesting.

Chicago	   8-1  +152San Diego	 7-2  +122Dallas		5-4  +76New England   6-3  +70Philadelphia  5-4  +70Baltimore	 7-2  +61Indianapolis  9-0  +60Jacksonville  5-4  +58Denver		7-2  +47NY Giants	 6-3  +32New Orleans   6-3  +32Seattle	   6-3  -10

Chicago & San Diego blow everyone else away ...I didn't realize Dallas was outscoring their opponents by so much because they're just 5-4 ...Indy stands out as well - overall I think it makes their wins appear less impressive, but they are always finding ways to win the close games - how long will that last?Seattle also was a surprise. A 6-3 team that hasn't even scored as much as it has given up.

I think Indy's problem is that their defense is just so awful. I think Manning can pretty much score at will and has proven so with some clutch 4th qtr performances.

 

[GRIDIRON ASSASSIN]

The Bears were on pace to destroy the St. Louis Rams record for point differential. Their turnovers by Hester and Grossman are neutralizing that chase.

 

[delusional]

Kinda on but off topic.

#1 team in my league is 8-2 with most points for and least points against.

1 team is tied for 1st in his division at 6-4 with the LEAST points for & 3rd least points against.

Don't ask, thought i would throw that in the mix