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11-23-2014, 04:09 AM
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24825844/look-the-nfls-circle-of-parity-is-complete-after-raiders-win
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LOOK: The NFL's 'Circle of Parity' is complete after Raiders win
By Will Brinson | NFL Writer
November 21, 2014 9:36 am ET
The NFL constantly touts parity as one of the best things the league offers in terms of competition. It's probably overused but it's not overhyped: any NFL team can beat another NFL team on -- BUM BUM BUM -- any given Sunday.
There's even visiual evidence of it, the infographic that is the NFL's "Circle of Parity," an annual rite of NFL Internet meme-age coming from Reddit that maximizes the transitive property to prove the Packers are no better than Raiders.
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb296/tnawrestlingfan/tnasuperstarsfan/GRC6lT1_zps3fec443a.png
In case you don't "get it," allow me:
The Raiders beat the Chiefs in Week 12, the Chiefs beat the Chargers, the Chargers beat the Bills, the Bills beat the Dolphins, the Dolphins beat the Patriots (way back in Week 1), the Pats beat the Bears, the Bears beat the 49ers, the 49ers beat the Cowboys, the Cowboys beat the Rams, the Rams beat the Seahawks, the Seahawks beat the Broncos, the Broncos beat the Cardinals (only one to do so!), the Cardinals beat the Eagles, the Eagles beat the Giants, the Giants beat the Texans, the Texans beat the Redskins, the Redskins beat the Titans, the Titans beat the Jaguars, the Jaguars beat the Browns, the Browns beat the Saints, the Saints beat the Vikings, the Vikings beat the Falcons, the Falcons beat the Buccaneers, the Buccaneers beat the Steelers, the Steelers beat the Colts, the Colts beat the Bengals, the Bengals beat the Ravens, the Ravens beat the Panthers, the Panthers beat the Lions, the Lions beat the Packers and
*takes deep breath*
... the Packers beat the Jets who beat the Raiders ERGO LONG LIVE THE RAIDERS.
Or something.
The point is every time you think there's a guarantee someone won't lose an NFL game you're probably wrong about that outcome.
credit: cbssports.com
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb296/tnawrestlingfan/tnasuperstarsfan/NFL_Circle_Of_Parity_Graphic_Raiders_Chiefs_Derek_Carr_zpsbe91f346.jpg
LOOK: The NFL's 'Circle of Parity' is complete after Raiders win
By Will Brinson | NFL Writer
November 21, 2014 9:36 am ET
The NFL constantly touts parity as one of the best things the league offers in terms of competition. It's probably overused but it's not overhyped: any NFL team can beat another NFL team on -- BUM BUM BUM -- any given Sunday.
There's even visiual evidence of it, the infographic that is the NFL's "Circle of Parity," an annual rite of NFL Internet meme-age coming from Reddit that maximizes the transitive property to prove the Packers are no better than Raiders.
http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb296/tnawrestlingfan/tnasuperstarsfan/GRC6lT1_zps3fec443a.png
In case you don't "get it," allow me:
The Raiders beat the Chiefs in Week 12, the Chiefs beat the Chargers, the Chargers beat the Bills, the Bills beat the Dolphins, the Dolphins beat the Patriots (way back in Week 1), the Pats beat the Bears, the Bears beat the 49ers, the 49ers beat the Cowboys, the Cowboys beat the Rams, the Rams beat the Seahawks, the Seahawks beat the Broncos, the Broncos beat the Cardinals (only one to do so!), the Cardinals beat the Eagles, the Eagles beat the Giants, the Giants beat the Texans, the Texans beat the Redskins, the Redskins beat the Titans, the Titans beat the Jaguars, the Jaguars beat the Browns, the Browns beat the Saints, the Saints beat the Vikings, the Vikings beat the Falcons, the Falcons beat the Buccaneers, the Buccaneers beat the Steelers, the Steelers beat the Colts, the Colts beat the Bengals, the Bengals beat the Ravens, the Ravens beat the Panthers, the Panthers beat the Lions, the Lions beat the Packers and
*takes deep breath*
... the Packers beat the Jets who beat the Raiders ERGO LONG LIVE THE RAIDERS.
Or something.
The point is every time you think there's a guarantee someone won't lose an NFL game you're probably wrong about that outcome.
credit: cbssports.com