Super Bowl XLVIII

I wouldn't hang my hat on those stats.

In the post season Seattle has given up 32 points compared to Denver's 33, and that's with Denver facing the #5 and #7 offenses from the season. Seattle just faced #26 and #24. :frog:

#26 & #24?

Yards per game NO and SF were #5 and #7 respectively

PPG they were #9 and #8
 
#26 & #24?

Yards per game NO and SF were #5 and #7 respectively

PPG they were #9 and #8

Stats fail on my part... I clicked the sort by points column and apparently it didn't happen. Oh and on top of that I looked at Panthers instead of the Saints. So yeah, double fail.

It's still 10th and 11th in points vs Denver facing 3rd and 12th. I'd still say that's a tougher test and a vast improvement over the regular season. I just wouldn't bank on their defense giving it up like they were earlier in the season... especially not to the Seahawks pedestrian offense.



Actually Saints #10 and Niners #11 in scoring offense.

Si
 
I'd say yards per game maybe? But even then SF was #24 and NO was #4


Enough stats! Enough interviews! Let's play some football!

Yep, default sort is YPG and then it didn't help I looked at Car instead of NO... :doh: I'm owning up to it though.
 
lol

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Agreed! Stats can be found to support pretty much every position. I know one we can all agree on both teams are 15-3 and the best two in the NFL. We're ready for some football!!

Here is what hope for 1) no significant injuries for either team 2) The zebras have minimal involvement.

:cheers:

MB
 
Yep, default sort is YPG and then it didn't help I looked at Car instead of NO... :doh: I'm owning up to it though.

Yeah, I definitely wasn't trying to beat a dead horse. I had responded to that before I saw you had. My apologies if it came across that way.
 
Yeah, I definitely wasn't trying to beat a dead horse. I had responded to that before I saw you had. My apologies if it came across that way.

:cheers:

Not at all man... it was such a colossal f-ck up I think it warranted additional explanation. :lol:
 
My thoughts (since you did ask!):

* Strength against strength is a wash.

* Manning & Denver's offense is going to get points. Probably not the 37+ average but probably more like the 26 against the Patriots.

* Maybe Manning throws a bad ball & gets a pick. Maybe Moreno has a fumble. I don't think Seattle can convert on these opportunities. I don't think they have the offense.

* Denver's defense isn't great, but it's good enough. Most of their liabilities were exposed when trying to hold onto a lead when Fox goes into prevent mode.

Bottom line is that I don't think much of Seattle's offense. I take Denver 28-24 with Seattle scoring 14 in the last quarter to make it close.
 
OK OK OK, I know I said no more stats, but I was curious about something. Looked up common opponents between the two teams this year and found we both played the Giants, Jags and Colts. And both of us beat both the Jags and Giants, but lost to the Colts.

Sea ppg 32 Points allowed 17
Den ppg 36.3 Points allowed 27

Not saying this means anything. Like I said, I was just curious, so figured I'd share what I found.
 
OK OK OK, I know I said no more stats, but I was curious about something. Looked up common opponents between the two teams this year and found we both played the Giants, Jags and Colts. And both of us beat both the Jags and Giants, but lost to the Colts.

Sea ppg 32 Points allowed 17
Den ppg 36.3 Points allowed 27

Not saying this means anything. Like I said, I was just curious, so figured I'd share what I found.

In the Giants and Jags games both, they let off the gas. I'm not really sure why and that's been a concern of mine all season... though they seemed to not do it in the post season. It's a terrible habit to get into though.

The Colts loss in inexplicable on paper. It's just one of those games where the underdog rises up and the favorite doesn't deliver. (Kind of like the Seahawks losing to the Cardinals at home)

It's an interesting comparison though.
 
Got another fact to share. How many Top 15 Defenses have Seattle and Denver played against this year all 18 games?

Seattle 13/18
Denver 4/18
 
Got another fact to share. How many Top 15 Defenses have Seattle and Denver played against this year all 18 games?

Seattle 13/18
Denver 4/18

Interesting... but in those 4 games the Broncos averaged 494.5 yards and 44.5 points per game. How did the Seahawks fare in their best 4 offensive performances of those games?

Here are Top 15 offenses played
Seattle 7/18
Denver 9/18

Regular season games were played against teams with .500 or better W/L
Seattle 7/13
Denver 9/13
(both lost three of those games)

Is it time for kickoff yet? :hungry:
 
Interesting... but in those 4 games the Broncos averaged 494.5 yards and 44.5 points per game. How did the Seahawks fare in their best 4 offensive performances of those games?

Here are Top 15 offenses played
Seattle 7/18
Denver 9/18

Regular season games were played against teams with .500 or better W/L
Seattle 7/13
Denver 9/13
(both lost three of those games)

Is it time for kickoff yet? :hungry:

I dont know how they fared exactly, just thought it was an interesting fact not sure what it amounts to. Wish the game was tomorrow!
 

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