Dome teams or Doomed teams?

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Dome teams in the NFL playoffs are 1-14 straight up in last 15 games with temperatures under 32 degrees Fahrenheit. If Rams win, laws of averages say Pats are even more likely to continue proving they are the luckiest team ever in the history of sports.&#xA;&#xA;&#xA;In temperatures at or below 20&#xB0;F, dome teams have a perfect losing record (0-8)&#xA;&#xA;&lt;

bulubulu · Answer

Dome teams in the NFL playoffs are 1-14 straight up in last 15 games with temperatures under 32 degrees Fahrenheit. If Rams win, laws of averages say Pats are even more likely to continue proving they are the luckiest team ever in the history of sports.&#xA;&#xA;&#xA;In temperatures at or below 20&#xB0;F, dome teams have a perfect losing record (0-8)&#xA;&#xA;&lt;

the1toturn2 · Answer

It is The Law of Probability not Averages

bulubulu · Answer

@the1toturn2&#xA; Yeah I worded it backwards. If Texans can somehow beat the luckiest team in the history of the NFL, Bears become a much better bet as domestic teams playing below 20 are 0-8 money line

cocky24 · Answer

Yes, doomed

razzz · Answer

Sofi is not a dome

Boisestateand8 · Answer

&#xA;It&#x27;s an indoor stadium with a retractable roof. Pretty much the same thing. If the weather&#x27;s crappy they close the roof

bulubulu · Answer

@razzz&#xA; For all intents and purposes. It&#x27;s a dome. It protects the teams from cold weather. If the weather outside is frightening, they play in optimal conditions. Today will not be optimal for the Rams, Poki Nacua from Hawaii or Matt Stafford&#x27;s finger

Dome teams or Doomed teams?

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