Average Football Wins Since 2000 By Jersey Color Including The Texans

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Wins by color since 2000 (Nine years, regular season only, not counting alternates or throw backs, Atlanta is called red because, well, I say so - you want to argue color assignation? Gawd, off season sucks!)

Blue (all shades except navy and teal, which I call black and green)

Buffalo – 60

Panthers – 71

Cowboys – 71

Broncos - 85

Lions – 40

Colts – 101

Dolphins -73

Patriots – 92

Giants – 80

Rams - 74

Chargers – 72

Titans – 83

total 902 of 12 teams or 75.2 wins per team

Red (all shades include maroon or whatever)

Cardinals – 52

Falcons – 68

Chiefs – 56

49ers – 60

Redskins - 81

317 of 5 teams or 63.4 wins per team

Orange (Assuming Bengals are more orange than black, and yes Browns are orange)

Bengals - 58

Browns – 52

Buccaneers – 76

186 of three teams or 62 wins per team

Green

Packers – 74

Jets – 71

Eagles - 92

Seahawks – 77

314 of four teams or 78.5

Purple

Ravens – 76

Vikings – 72

148 of two teams or 74 wins per team

Black

Bears – 74

Texans* - (40 really but only seven seasons ave six wins per season so...)52

Saints – 70

Raiders – 57

Steelers – 94

347 of five teams 69.4

Best jersey colors for winning:

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   1. Green 78.5

   2. Blue 75.2

   3. Purple 74

   4. Black 69.4

   5. Red 63.4

   1. Orange 62

Yes, I'm sure my math is off. Before Colt fans get too happy, do this with playoff games and you get passed.

What does this mean? Don't leave a bored football fan alone in July.

Oh Jaguars are a blue-ish green and Dolphins are a green-ish blue.

I have no idea what is the dominant color for the Texans, so I assume navy blue, hence black.  I'm sure if I call it blue then blue and black trade places.

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