CD Newsletter Superbowl Edition

Paging Dr Phil ?

He then got a FD.....at the 9...

Then fumbled an easy TD at the 1...

Down 3 with a quarter to play...

Doubt the Chiefs would have held them off....

Reminds of the Mark Twain quote "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt."

I'm starting to get a strong feeling on this game, and I'm feeling the 9ers

Hey, just read the Georgia QB purchased a Lambo with his NIL money and posted it loud and proud. " Toto don't think we are in Kansas anymore". Woody and Bo be saying WTF! Correct me if i'm wrong but in the "Be Nice" interlude we had a while back there was a line also " expect the unexpected" Dalton, a wise man, who knew.

Back to Business and Super Bowl XCMQ

Effective Stat Simulation

using the last 10 meaningful games of each team the offensive+defensive projected scores are calculated for the contest.Last ten meaningful games would omit games like the last game of regular season for each because it was a game where numerous players were rested.

Effective Offensive Points            Effective Defensive Points

KC 25.99                                    KC 11.62

SF 25.23                                     SF 26.76

In order to calculate a Final Score, the offensive projection is given a greater weight because an Offense is more likely to adjust to a Defense then vice-versa.(2:1)

Effective Scoring Forecast

KC  26.25

SF  20.69         Total 46.94

Final Score Projection  Kansas City wins by 5.5 points and Under 47.5

The last time an Underdog was projected to Win outright was 3 years ago when Tampa Bay Bradys defeated the Kansas City.

Travis Kelce has more TDs (18) than playoff games played with Mahomes. In fact he averages 7 catches for 86 yards and 1 TD. Gronkowski in his prime was the best TE I've ever watched but Kelce is a close second. Both are uncoverable in their typical matchups. 

Trevor Lawrence and Will Levis made it to the finals of the table tennis/ping pong tournament at the Super Bowl experience. Levis won. Jaguars just can't catch a break. 

Tonite you do the fucking 

That had to be painful 

Best song of all time that's off the radar? I'll go with Al Stewart's "Year of the Cat". Sure it was a hit back when but the entire tune, lyrically and musically is a masterpiece. "On the morning of a Bogart movie, in a country where they turned back time, you go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre contemplating a crime." 

@Getty3

@trainwreck66

 Leonard Cohen was great.  Not really appreciated until he died.  Hallelujah!

His monotone poetry set to music was odd.

Only Ziggy Stardust could truly understand.

@trainwreck66

 I know of LC but never listened to him. One of our older members since gone used to use him as a profile pic. Meaningful lyrics, but not my style of music. I like melodic tunes, like Myron Floren playing the Beer Barrel Polka on accordion while Lawrence Welk dances with some big breasted lady from the studio audience.

@Cranky_Hank

@Getty3

Not everyones cup o tea but like hank said but keeping up with underated theme 

A reference to Ziggy Stardust for any non Boomers.

@Getty3

 Year of the Cat was one of those “I know exactly how old I was” songs.

Part of the soundtrack of our life.

Good pick.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LInCUvVRf5k&list=PLtGDN7i8dXA6DCWhVmWOxiiLta6HG1xqT&index=2&pp=iAQB8AUB

Leonard Cohen Hallelujah Original

Hallelujah sung by a professional singer.

He could write beautifully.  Not much of a singer though.

Billy Corgan “Tonight, Tonight” Acoustic on the Stern Show (2012) (youtube.com)