positivity from Espn re: the phins

[utahphinsfan]

ESPN simulation of 2021 season projects a Dolphins' playoff berth

ESPN simulation of 2021 season projects a Dolphins’ playoff berth

dolphinswire.usatoday.com

I'm not much for computer simulations. As such, I'm taking this w/a grain of salt.

Thoughts?

 

[DrMultimedia]

Never argue with simulations that provide the desired outcome.

 

[TrogdorTheBurninator]

Taken with a grain of salt as well, but fairly entertaining at least.

 

[1972forever]

Never argue with simulations that provide the desired outcome.

Nor should you argue with any stimulation that provides the desired outcome.

 

[BennySwella]

How often are these simulations correct?

 

[Ruckus45]

How often are these simulations correct?

 

[utahphinsfan]

38% of statistics are made of 76.1% of the time

 

[BigNastyFish]

Never argue with simulations that provide the desired outcome.

you bet! like a good vibrator!

 

[foozool13]

Just win baby.

 

[OrangeBowl]

you bet! like a good vibrator!

Doin the old prostate massage aye? Atta boy!!

 

[Rev Kev]

You can’t win unless your QB is named a starter - its in the Bible

 

[BigNastyFish]

Doin the old prostate massage aye? Atta boy!!

got me some flo max for that rascal!

believe me --- she really digs on me prostrate!

"watch the nails sweetie!"

 

[Jimi]

They’re really writing articles about 1 of 20000 simulations lol

 

[clownfish]

I don’t see this as much love for the Phins. 1 simulation out of 20000 and they give is a wildcard birth, then losing in the first round. I’m sure one of those simulations had us winning the super bowl or at least deep in the playoffs. FESPN.

 

[Mach2]

I don’t see this as much love for the Phins. 1 stimulation out of 20000 and they give is a wildcard birth, then losing in the first round. I’m sure one of those simulations had us winning the super bowl or at least deep in the playoffs. FESPN.

Not that I put much creedance on simulations, because you can't "simulate" the propensity of humans to act/react in surprising ways, but that isn't how simulations are used.

They run a huge number of sims, then analyze the results statistically. Simply put, they average the outcomes. It isn't picking a single occurance, while dismissing the other 99.9%.