02-11-2022, 02:25 PM
(02-11-2022, 12:46 PM)Nepa Wrote: Fred, a total of 76 ESPN analysts, commentators, writers, columnists, and pundits were surveyed. The results were 56.6% picked the Rams and 43.4% picked the Bengals.
The link to the list is below. I don't know how many are analysts, but if you could identify which are considered analysts vs. commentators, writers, etc., then you could ascertain the accuracy of whether or not more ESPN analysts are picking the Bengals. I'm skeptical looking the list and think most are picking the Rams..
Edit: Actually the analysts are identified as "analysts" () and it turns out 63.6% were picking the Rams and 36.4% were picking the Bengals.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/33243776/super-bowl-score-predictions-espn-experts-pick-rams-bengals-mvp-game
Sounds about right from those hacks at ESPN.
I don't know how someone could watch both teams in these Playoffs and not see that the Rams turn the ball over, and the
Bengals are opportunistic on Defense. This is not good for the Rams, it is a mismatch here and it is a positive for the Bengals.
We will see if Donald plays good enough to nullify our Offense once our Defense gets a turnover or two.
Would be awesome if we scored a TD on a turnover in this game. I love Burrow and our weapons but our OL has kept us
from scoring TD's on Offense, hope the OL takes offense and finally helps out the Offense to score TD's in this game.
