Oakland Raiders Have Peek-a-Boo Pattern against the Chicago Bears

What does "peek a boo" mean? Here is a definition:

peekaboo: a game played with young children; you hide your face and suddenly reveal it as you say boo!

In 2010 the Oakland Raiders are going to show their talent and strength, their true face, against the Chicago Bears, and scare them with a "boo."

The pattern that emerges between the Raiders and the Bears is so close in some time periods that you can be certain there will be tension in 2010 when they encounter each other.

For the past seven years the Oakland Raiders, so to speak, have been hiding their face from their opponents.

Although there is a tremendous talent pool, they will finally show who they are in 2010. And, that is going to scare a few people, especially the naysayers and haters.

The face of the Oakland Raiders has the grimace of a fearless man, a mean and determined team, turning the Bear into a victim, rather than allowing the Bear to be a predator.

Look at the data and count the number of times the Bears and Raiders have tied. It is an indicator, I believe that they are almost evenly matched.

Oakland	Bears	Compare
9	7	O 1978
9	10	B
11	7	O 1980
7	6	O
8	3	O
12	8	O
11	10	O
12	15	B
8	14	B
5	11	B
7	12	B
8	6	O 1989
12	11	O
9	11	B
7	5	O 1992
10	7	O
9	9	TIE
8	9	B
7	7	TIE 1996
4	4	TIE
8	4	O
8	6	O
12	5	O
10	13	B
11	4	O 2002
4	7	B
5	5	TIE 2004
4	11	B
2	13	B
4	7	B
5	9	B
5	7	B

Can the Raiders defeat the Bears? Yes. The data shows, clearly, that the Raiders have broken streaks of wins, time and again.

For example, the Oakland Raiders broke patterns and devastated their opponent, the Chicago Bears in:

I am not a gambler, but I love "risk analysis." I even read the comments of some Wall Street traders, and they, too, believe that things are going to be much better for the Oakland Raiders in 2010.

Why would I believe the guys on Wall Street? Believe it or not, I worked there in a strategic planning department and some of the strategies I use for trend analysis and forecasting were learned at 70 Pine Street on Wall Street in New York City.

I conjecture that things are going to change and the outcomes are going to be awesome for the Oakland Raiders in 2010.

How do some of us know? The numbers and a number of excellent decisions tell us so!

Go Raiders!