Hope for me yet, guy only had $19M at 44... Let’s gooooo!

After the first few ‘roughing the passer’ penalties each game the other team will probably have run out of living QBs and defense will become considerably easier

Man, KC's offensive rating consistency is insane.

We also have the JJ buff

With a point differential of -3 which really shouldn’t even be possible.

At least you can say you're not full of crap on most days.

Peoria, IL had one last weekend and does so yearly. Source: my friend runs a dozen anime cons a year.

Fun reminder that he was gifted his initial starting money, which was almost the equivalent of almost 100,000 dollars today.

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Even 376M is not visible.

And still finished 13-4.

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Conversely, that's how ridiculously rich he is now that the difference between 26k and a million is invisible.

That graph looks strikingly similar to one of the wealth and income inequality in the US.

Hopefully he dies soon before he can leech any more money from the rest of us.

Rest in piss.

Unfortunately the drought is caused almost as much by the over consumption of water as the lack of rain. This will help in the short term to get levels back up, but we're still taking more than nature is putting in.

Shout out to Iowa for having 3

Yeah you’ve made a few blunders here in that the x axis isn’t nicely spaced, and the lack of log on the y axis gives no scale for doubling time

The fucking Bears lmao. Born and raised here, listening to all of the older people talking about how good the Bears were. Like, I'm a full ass grown adult and can barely remember any of that. That Super Bowl was something, though.

I’d say better for sure!

As the late John Madden said, "Usually the team that scores the most points wins the game."

That’s too bad. I think this information would be better displayed if it showed the absolute rating instead of relative

Lions were at zero for defensive rating for basically the entire season and ended with a winning record.

thats just the label being aligned strange / not center.

Lions are the same but with the y axis