I like watching Denver's incredible defense slowly lose hope throughout the season.

The age axis is a mess. If you can't find data for every year, then you should space out the X axis so that there's a constant amount of progression from year to year.

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This is missing dozens of conventions.

I New England alone you have Another Anime Convention, Pop Cult Anime Convention, Bakuretsucon, Animaine, Anime Boston, Queen City Kamakaze, Portcon, and Connecticon just to name ones I have been to recently.

I get some of them are small, but Connecticon is a four-day convention that sells out like 5 hotels in Hartford, its pretty big, definitely bigger than either of the conventions (and it only indicates one) that take place in Portland Maine.

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I have no idea how NFL works, but this is cool!

As finance nerd. You make way too much to be only investing $6k in-pretax savings. Also, depending on your senecio you might have over contributed to your Roth IRA.

Those teams aren't symmetrical though. The Chiefs have the best offense and a slightly above average defense. The Pats have a good defense and a well below average offense. At a glance on this chart maybe they seem similar, but it's misleading.

Just look at their season point differential. The Pats scored 17 more points than they allowed for the whole season. The Chiefs scored 127. Regardless of their offensive/defensive ranks, it's very clear from those numbers that the Pats are a middling team and the Chiefs are great team.

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How did the Bengals go up in both after week 17?

one of us

Providence, RI has one

Source:

Forbes

Dataviz.com

Tools Used:

Microsoft Excel

Adobe Illustrator

With about 8 seconds left, the bears try to squish the lions but they jump out of the way.

They had a good defense but without a good offense they weren't winning 10 straight

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A variation of “anal retentive”

Same here. Plus being an actual Dolphins fan made it amazing.

Balanced football is how you win. Hopefully it’ll pay off for you guys.

It was a lot of fun watching them take down the Packers, that’s for sure 😂

The length of the hull doesn't change, but the waterline might, depending on hull shape. I think it's known in sailboats that if you load it down to increase the waterline you might get a little higher hull speed.

I can be more precise: My suspicion is that offensive rating would correlate better with win rate than defensive rating would correlate with win rate.

You're missing AT LEAST one, Indianapolis has one every year.

Your data collection methodology is faulty.

I mean. In a lot of ways they can only do better.

I probably went 10 times yesterday