COTD: The Bull Market In 50-yard Field Goals

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This season, teams are making more field goals per game than ever— even as they’re also hitting them from more far-flung distances. Some 29% of this year’s attempts have been from 50-plus yards, far and away the most in NFL history. At the same time, 76% of those long-distance kicks have gone in, which is easily the highest percentage ever. 

Somehow kickers are becoming more accurate and more powerful at the same time. Last week alone, there were 15 tries from at least 50 yards—and 12 of them went in. – WSJ

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Cup & Handle Patterns Everywhere!

Humans love patterns. Sometimes that’s helpful, but other times… Not so much. Apophenia is the common tendency to detect patterns that do not exist. Also known as “patternicity”, apophenia occurs when we try to make predictions, or seek answers, based on unrelated events. – nesslabs.com

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Men At Work? Not So Much…

“I come from a land down underWhere beer does flow and men chunderCan’t you hear, can’t you hear the thunder?You better run, you better take cover, yeah”  – Men At Work

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The Politics of Eggflation


Data has indicated that egg lovers in the US have been subject to big swings in the price in recent years…producers in the US are also grappling with regulations restricting the sale of eggs between states.

The price of a packet of a dozen eggs peaked at $4.82 in January 2023, as global feed prices spiked in the wake Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Yet within months they had halved. By August this year they reached $3.02.

The fluctuations drew criticism from Republican vice-presidential candidate JD Vance in the swing state of Pennsylvania this month as he blamed Kamala Harris, the Democrat presidential candidate, for egg price inflation. – FT

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