08-01-2020, 09:28 AM
(07-31-2020, 10:41 PM)Bilbo Saggins Wrote: That's 7 teams out of 640 (32 teams times 20 years). Doing some "monkey math" that's about a 1% chance of a backup QB starting games and contributing to "meaningful" wins since the year 2000, just using these examples that we've cited.
There have only been 40 teams make the Super Bowl since 2000. Seven out of 40 is 18%. So if you are going to make it to the Super Bowl there is almost a one-in-five (20%) chance that you are going to need your back up QB to win a game or two.
If you want to expand it to "make it to the playoffs" I could probably find a lot more.
Maybe you should stop using "monkey math".
