A year ago the total points scored on Wildcard Weekend were 152
"Pennsylvania" = 152, and there was more
and the Eagles won the SB.
This year it was 145 points.
COLTS:
"Frank Reich" = 145 [bacon]
"A.A.L." = 145 [bacon]
"Andrew Austen" = 145, the SB is 145 days after his birthday
CHARGERS:
"StubHub" = 145 [bacon]
The season (9/9) began 14 weeks and 5 days (145) before Lynn's birthday.
PATRIOTS:
"Foxborough, MA" = 145.
"one hundred forty-five" = 108 (18) and 99. Relvant season numbers.
145 is a special number. Only four numbers in base ten are what are
called Factorion numbers. Where the individual digits, 1, 4, 5, in this case,
where those digits' factorials (e.g. 4's factorials would be 4x3x2x1
and 5's would be 5x4x3x2x1), where the factorials of it's digits add up
to the number itself.... so
1 = 1x1 =1
4 = 4x3x2x1 = 24
5 = 5x4x3x2x1 = 120
1 + 24 + 120 = 145.
and reversed, 541, it's the 100th prime.
Searching google for 145 reveals some aviation database/website
The145.com
who left in the playoffs are pilots? who has anything to do with aviation?
I searched "Andrew Luck pilot"
and found an article from june 13, 2014
titled "What do Andrew Luck and fighter pilots have in common?"
from 6/13/14 to the SB is 4 years 7 months and 21 days
"Luck" = 47
has birth numerology of 21...
that span is also 4 years 33 weeks and 4 days (4334)
SB has a ton of 34 on it and is on the 34th day of the year
and the number 145 = 3 to the 4th power + 4 to the 3rd power.
Tom Brady's wife is a helicopter pilot? And maybe he is too?
Then there's a weird story about a guy who flew a plane with a banner
reading "Free Payton", referencing Sean Payton, over the New Orleans area
back in 2012... and how that guy did a murder-suicide in early 2013.
Payton had been suspended over bounty-gate.
He did the murder-suicide in California and his name was Phillip...
California and the name Philip makes me think Chargers.
"Free Payton" = 53.
The plane guy was 54 years old... whoever wins this SB will be reigning
champs as the season of SB 54 begins...
That's all pilot/plane stuff I could find searching all QB and coach names
with the word pilot. As far as flying though, I guess Eagles? But that's all so...
Based on this I'd say Colts/Chargers vs Saints.
Cheers!
Colts 66th season. Can win as 6 seed. There's ref who's retiring that wears 66. Saban won championship in atlanta at 66. Colts looking good. 9 vs 12 in sb. Like 2019. Lucks bday is 9/12.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Yes, I was hot on the Colts in my preseason post because it's their 66th season and "Colts" = 66 (reverse ordinal)... and now they are a 6th seed... Didn't know about the ref or Saban... and the reverse of 219... 912... 9 vs 12... the REVERSE ordinal 66... and his birthday too! Nice stuff!
Deleteits going to be san diego/los angeles chargers vs new orleans saints. as far as pilot or aviation goes heres what i found on wiki
ReplyDelete"The USAF Air Demonstration Squadron ("Thunderbirds") is the air demonstration squadron of the United States Air Force (USAF).[1] The Thunderbirds are assigned to the 57th Wing, and are based at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. Created 66 years ago in 1953, the USAF Thunderbirds are the third-oldest formal flying aerobatic team (under the same name) in the world, after the United States Navy Blue Angels formed in 1946"
strong military presence in san diego and same jersey color as the blue angels. [thunder]bird= lightning bolt logo.
founded "66" years ago in 1953. "99"th super bowl and superbowl 53.
interesting... and they recently took flight from san diego to LA so to speak... certainly makes a narrative with brees facing his draft team...
DeleteGlad to see you back WBC!
ReplyDeleteDrew Brees is 54-43 vs AFC in starts all time.
54-44 in games he’s appeared in
A Super Bowl won gives the Saints 373 all time wins which is the 74th prime
1st season ATL hosted was the 74th for the NFL
I’m going to be deciding the rest of the games and look forward to seeing yours as well
That 74 thing is compelling but I don't know how much we should value franchise wins... what I've been meaning to do is go in and figure up the franchise records AFTER THE MERGER, or at least, or both, starting with the SB 1 season as the first season... and seeing what the franchise records would be then.
Deletealso I wonder how many teams have been to/won the SB in a host city within their own division?
Another thing I noticed, just sitting there thinking one day, and maybe I should do a post about this, was that is super bowls with the numeral three as the final digit, where it's pronounced 'three' (so not counting 13) the NFC WEST is overly represented... SB3: the colts, okay what, that's an anomaly the Colts ain't even in the NFC, so okay, SB23: 49ers (nfc west), SB33: Falcons (used to be in the nfc west), SB43: Cardinals (nfc west), and so now for SB53 we just happen to have the Rams left and the Saints (used to be in nfc west)... maybe silly I don't know.
it's chiefs > rams!!!
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