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How Well Do Teams Perform Coming Out Of Their Bye Week?
Published: November 12, 2009
Of course, if he only knew that Mark Sanchez was getting ready to throw up five interceptions against the Buffalo Bills' defense, he could have stayed home and had a heart-to-heart discussion with his son. Or he could have done some paperwork at the club.... or not.
This article will take a closer look at how well NFL teams do coming out of their bye week in the schedule. So far in the 2009 season, 24 teams have played following their bye week.
Out of those 24 teams, the record stands at 14-10, which is a .580 winning percentage. Not terrible, but not something that makes you sit up in your chair and go "Wow" either.
Twenty times so far a team came off of their bye week to face a team that has just played the week before. In those 20 games, the record was 12-8, which is slightly better winning percentage of .600.
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