Excellent! Then you absolutely must reread Chapter 7, Testing W-L records for significance. Seriously.
When you understand why I'm causing such a fuss, then skip ahead to chapters 12-17, which uses those ideas and outlines NFL specific trends and their justifications. I won't go into detail about the specifics since you already have the book, plus until you understand statistical significance, all I'd be doing is pointing out trends which you can't seem to distinguish as good or bad anyway.
Besides, I believe in the maxim, 'Give a man a fish and he eats for one day, teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime.'. If you can learn statistical significance, you'll be able to catch real fish (good trends) and stop starving while telling fishing stories about the 'one that got away' (bad trends).
When you understand why I'm causing such a fuss, then skip ahead to chapters 12-17, which uses those ideas and outlines NFL specific trends and their justifications. I won't go into detail about the specifics since you already have the book, plus until you understand statistical significance, all I'd be doing is pointing out trends which you can't seem to distinguish as good or bad anyway.
Besides, I believe in the maxim, 'Give a man a fish and he eats for one day, teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime.'. If you can learn statistical significance, you'll be able to catch real fish (good trends) and stop starving while telling fishing stories about the 'one that got away' (bad trends).