November 5, 201510 yr Belichick has also been extremely lucky. The Pats have won the coin toss 19 of the last 25 times, according to the Boston Globe's Jim McBride. For some perspective: Assuming the coin toss is a 50/50 proposition, the probability of winning it at least 19 times in 25 tries is 0.0073. That's less than three-quarters of one percent. And when the Pats do win the toss they often defer, choosing to receive the ball to start the second half. Not surprisingly, Belichick has a logical explanation. "It's one of the things we discuss prior to the game," he said, via the Globe. "We try to do what's best for that particular game, for that particular situation. ... Patriots have no need for probability, win coin flip at impossible clip - CBSSports.com
November 5, 201510 yr Maybe the Pats spied on the coin in the locker room before the game and knew which side would land up that day.
November 16, 201510 yr Maybe the Pats spied on the coin in the locker room before the game and knew which side would land up that day. Lololol :')
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