https://www.on3.com/pro/news/nfl-analytics-expert-projects-cincinnati-bengals-win-total-for-2024-season/

I bet both are wrong.

Does Cindy say how you get half a win ?

https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/team/cincinnati-bengals

(06-09-2024, 11:46 PM)kevin Wrote: Does Cindy say how you get half a win ?

I believe it has to do with betting the over/under?
But alternatively, a tie is half a win as well.

I am an optimist. I see a ceiling of 12 wins and a floor of 9 wins in 2024.

I don't see any ties.

Cynthia Frelund is my girlfriend.

So last season we play the most difficult schedule in the NFL, lose Burrow for the last few games and still win 9 games and only miss the playoffs via a dropped TD pass vs the Texans. Then we have a successful offseason where we address all of the big issue areas and this season we have Burrow back as well as a midrange strength of schedule and only win 1 more game?

(06-10-2024, 03:49 PM)Joelist Wrote: So last season we play the most difficult schedule in the NFL, lose Burrow for the last few games and still win 9 games and only miss the playoffs via a dropped TD pass vs the Texans. Then we have a successful offseason where we address all of the big issue areas and this season we have Burrow back as well as a midrange strength of schedule and only win 1 more game?

True but only KC has more predicted wins

Isn't she the person that wanted Bengals to draft Chase Young over Joe Burrow?

(06-10-2024, 03:49 PM)Joelist Wrote: So last season we play the most difficult schedule in the NFL, lose Burrow for the last few games and still win 9 games and only miss the playoffs via a dropped TD pass vs the Texans. Then we have a successful offseason where we address all of the big issue areas and this season we have Burrow back as well as a midrange strength of schedule and only win 1 more game?

Frelund uses analytics for everything, probably even to an unnecessary extent.
She is putting the Bengals, analytically, at the second-most wins in the AFC, which is a good thing.

If the Bengals get completely washed by the division, I can see them at a low of 8 wins.
I see them at a high of 13 wins if they can go at least 3-3 in the division and pulling out a win against the likes of the Chiefs, Eagles, or Cowboys or a winning record in the division.
10-11 wins seems about perfect of a prediction given usually a couple of the gimme games don't always go the way you expect and sometimes you get an unexpected win or two.

(06-09-2024, 11:46 PM)kevin Wrote: Does Cindy say how you get half a win ?

Tie

(06-10-2024, 06:28 PM)ochocincos Wrote: Frelund uses analytics for everything, probably even to an unnecessary extent.
She is putting the Bengals, analytically, at the second-most wins in the AFC, which is a good thing.

If the Bengals get completely washed by the division, I can see them at a low of 8 wins.
I see them at a high of 13 wins if they can go at least 3-3 in the division and pulling out a win against the likes of the Chiefs, Eagles, or Cowboys or a winning record in the division.
10-11 wins seems about perfect of a prediction given usually a couple of the gimme games don't always go the way you expect and sometimes you get an unexpected win or two.

She is indeed the NFL Network Analytic Geek

If Burrow remains healthy, there is no reason we would win less than 12 games. I'm feeling another Super Bowl this year.

(06-10-2024, 08:08 PM)HarleyDog Wrote: Tie

Does Cindy say how Chiefs get 90 percent of a win ?  

12-5

(06-09-2024, 10:18 PM)Soonerpeace Wrote: https://www.on3.com/pro/news/nfl-analytics-expert-projects-cincinnati-bengals-win-total-for-2024-season/

So 10-6-1?

(06-11-2024, 03:19 AM)kevin Wrote: Does Cindy say how Chiefs get 90 percent of a win ?  

Still a tie, but the water boy isn't present.