@StopPunting Stathead says 55 returns in 175 kickoffs, for 31.4%

@SkylarShibayama https://stathead.com/football/play_finder.cgi?request=1&match=summary&order_by_asc=0&order_by=yards&year_min=2024&week_num_min=8&week_num_max=8&type%5B%5D=KOFF

@StopPunting https://www.nfl.com/news/players-of-the-week-2024-week-8-jameis-winston-kirk-cousins

@StopPunting Another week of no "Q" TD-scorer

@StopPunting Just 5 https://www.espn.com/nfl/weekly/leaders/_/type/passing/sort/yds

Would anybody contest that Rattler wasn't benched?

@StopPunting you listed five of six

@PatrickMcCann Vikings were the 6th, not sure why I forgot to put it, since nobody bet it I'll just N/A this week

@StopPunting Chiefs won, no belt change

@SkylarShibayama It's for either belt (both linked) and I believe the 2023 one did change teams

@StopPunting Ah yes, I see now! YES it is.

@StopPunting Commanders started last drive with just 25 sec and scored TD to change from losing 15-12 to winning 18-15

@StopPunting saints converted 4th and 11

@StopPunting

Possible suggestions:
Comeback win
At least one team wins having been 14+ points down
Is that too rare? Maybe lower threshold having been 10+ points down?

(Maximum touchdowns in a game - 4 ) * 25% to a max of 100%
So if 8+ would resolve at 100%. If it was 7 then it would resolve at 75% if 6 then 50%
or something like that.

@StopPunting
Last score in Vikings v Rams was a safety

Also Stafford had 4TDs all passing

And GCD of 10

Here, GCD is the greatest common divisor. For example:

• The GCD of 42 and 14 (Commanders 42-14 Cardinals) is 14, since 14 is the largest whole number that goes evenly into both 42 and 14.

• The GCD of 20 and 15 (Cowboys 20-15 Giants) is 5, since 5 is the largest whole number that goes evenly into both 20 and 15.

• The GCD of 10 and 9 (Broncos 10-9 Jets) is 1, since 1 is the largest whole number that goes evenly into both 10 and 9.

These examples were all from Week 4. This would have resolved YES for Week 4, because 14 is at least 8.

@Calibrate Oh I like this a lot!