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But that's the problem... the Browns had an easier schedule to close last season than they do this season. Sixteen games itself is too small of a sample to make accurate predictions, let alone eight. Adding to all of that is this idea that the young team just underwent a turbulent offseason.I wonder what these projections would look like if we only included the last 8 games of last year.
Browns fans should be excited about the most talented roster since the team came back, but there is serious uncertainty about this team, and that's why the analytic models all have the Browns with large standard errors. Everything seems to suggest anywhere between seven and ten wins is within the margin of error for the Browns... think about how crazy the sounds. The models basically say the Browns variance could be one-fifth of an entire season.