“I don’t want to pay more money for the same team”

[Essex Johnson]

(Yesterday, 01:50 PM)jason Wrote: I'm not going to look it up but I bet most every team lost x amount of games by x amount of marginal points. That's not an indication of being really close to being really good. It just means you're not winning games. The drubbing that Philly laid on the Bengals last year is an outlier. Most games are decided by a few points.

I won't look this up but i also doubt any team last year  lost three games with an average lost of less than 2 points to top tier teams in the NFL . Normally when teams evaluate how to improve from one year to another year they do look at their losses , types of losses and especially those division/conference teams that they need to beat to get to playoffs and compete for SB. 

I agree though most are decided by a few points or really one to two possessions that could have gone either way because the talent overall is that close in the NFL which also means you don;t have to blow up rosters year to year to be competitive and change can happen within your coaching staff not just your roster that can make that difference also.