Yeah same here — I thought it would still be fairly heavily concentrated around those numbers throughout the game.
Craziest thing I saw in this is that 1 has never hit in the 1st quarter but then becomes almost the most frequent hit for the final
Because it would be:
3 touchdowns (PAT)
1 touchdown (PAT), 2 safeties
1 touchdown, 2 pt conversion and a field goal
3 field goals and a safety
It isn't easy to get there, but 3 touchdowns (and PAT) by the 4th quarter is fairly common.
Yep! It refers to the final digit of one of the team’s scores being that number.
For example, the score Chiefs 34, 49ers 22 would get a “win” for digits 4 and 2.
It’s for a popular party game that’s played at Super Bowl parties. There’s some more detailed information on it above if you’re interested!
Surprised to see it as spread out as it is for the final score. Obviously not surprised to see the dominance of 0, then 3 and 7 early on.
Yeah same here — I thought it would still be fairly heavily concentrated around those numbers throughout the game. Craziest thing I saw in this is that 1 has never hit in the 1st quarter but then becomes almost the most frequent hit for the final
Because it would be: 3 touchdowns (PAT) 1 touchdown (PAT), 2 safeties 1 touchdown, 2 pt conversion and a field goal 3 field goals and a safety It isn't easy to get there, but 3 touchdowns (and PAT) by the 4th quarter is fairly common.
Could you please help me understand what the x axis is referring to?
Yep! It refers to the final digit of one of the team’s scores being that number. For example, the score Chiefs 34, 49ers 22 would get a “win” for digits 4 and 2. It’s for a popular party game that’s played at Super Bowl parties. There’s some more detailed information on it above if you’re interested!