Hey!
So being from south Florida, the Dolphins just celebrated 50 years since The Perfect Season. I’m curious how close we can get with the Eagles this year. I hope the team will look into this and do some statistical analysis on it.
One data point is a perfect regular season, another a perfect regular & playoffs, and then fully perfect with the Super Bowl win.
Posted Nov 8, 2022, 6:36 PM UTC
I'd say it's always less than 1% chance odds. Every season that passes without a perfect team shows how increasingly unlikely it is to have a perfect season in the NFL
I’ll go against the grain here. I’d say very likely. Look how many 15-1 teams we’ve had and even a 16-0 team. Some of those single losses could easily go the other way. I’ll say we will have a perfect season within the next 20 years.
According to the model they've currently got a bit less than a 5% chance to win all their remaining games in the regular season, and a bit less than a 20% chance to win the Super Bowl. Now, those things aren't independent--going 17-0 would guarantee a 1st round bye which would boost their Super Bowl odds even higher. Based on that, I'd guess it's currently somewhere between 1% and 2%
Bad time for nfl question buddy
I know. Trying to stay less stressed about the election