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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TJV" data-source="post: 468749" data-attributes="member: 4300">Here's a piece of advice from an old-timer: Whenever contemplating the motivation behind human behavior and interactions the first line of inquiry should be, "follow the money". Money is not always the answer but it is frequently enough that it should be invested and dismissed before proceeding. To wit: Why doesn't the NFL go back and award the Packers that game? Because it would have caused havoc in Los Vegas and around the globe with sports-betting establishments. Sad but true: Whether it’s the regular season, playoffs, or even the Super Bowl when the final whistle blows and the final replay is reviewed and decided there has to be certainty about the final score, not only to determine the winner but also so stats like point spread are decided. Unfortunately, certainty is more important than accuracy. And few bettors have money on the over/under on sacks per players per games. </blockquote>

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