SeAhAwKeR4life
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I had wondered if it was just my imagination, but it occurred to me, that this year, for the most part, the AFC has beaten NFC teams a lot more than not. I just had to know, and oddly, it's not a stat that anyone talks about, or can be googled. The only way was to count myself.
This was my figuring week by week, in case anyone feels like rechecking (Week. head to head game total, AFC/NFC record to date):
1. 4 1-3
2. 2 1-1
3. 3 3-0
4. 5 3-2
5. 5 3-2
6. 7 6-1
7. 6 4-2
8. 11 6-5
9. 5 4-1
It's kind of a tedious process and I'm not 100% sure I'm totally accurate, but I know at least close. So far this year, the record for AFC/NFC head to head games is 31-18 in favor of the AFC. That's nearly a 2-1 AFC advantage, and it says a lot about why those teams seem to get more media attention, or at least I'd think so.
That's quite an advantage. Makes me wonder if any NFC team has a chance to win it all this year? I guess possibly, but not as likely.
IDK why I cared, but it was interesting to find out for sure I guess...
This was my figuring week by week, in case anyone feels like rechecking (Week. head to head game total, AFC/NFC record to date):
1. 4 1-3
2. 2 1-1
3. 3 3-0
4. 5 3-2
5. 5 3-2
6. 7 6-1
7. 6 4-2
8. 11 6-5
9. 5 4-1
It's kind of a tedious process and I'm not 100% sure I'm totally accurate, but I know at least close. So far this year, the record for AFC/NFC head to head games is 31-18 in favor of the AFC. That's nearly a 2-1 AFC advantage, and it says a lot about why those teams seem to get more media attention, or at least I'd think so.
That's quite an advantage. Makes me wonder if any NFC team has a chance to win it all this year? I guess possibly, but not as likely.
IDK why I cared, but it was interesting to find out for sure I guess...