2020 NFL Week 6 Score Report

• A more normal scoring week this week, finally.  47.36 points per game for the week, lowest average of the season and STILL above the record average of 47.2 or the 256-game record average of 46.727.
• Season average now "down" to 50.78 points per game for the first 91 games of the year.
• The 4,621 points in 91 games is 369 points ahead of the season record for the same number of games.
• And the average of 47.2 is 326 ahead.
• Home teams were 7-7 this week for 47-43-1.
• Home teams with fans:  6-3 for 22-11.  Meaning fanless home teams are now 25-32-1.
• With scoring down to about the lowest level of the season, no surprise the Over went 4-10.  47-43-1 for the year.
• Favorites were 5-9 against the spread this week, 8-6 straight up.  Season:  41-48-1 against the spread, 59-30-1 straight up.
• Team with more penalties was actually 9-4 this week for 38-42-1.
• How's it feel, Green Bay, to face a team the refs won't throw a flag on?  The Bucs got no penalties called on them this week -- the second time that's happened this year.  And New England had one and Denver had 2.  Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....
  
• 160 penalties this week (11.4 per game).  1037 for the season (11.3).
• One Cliffhanger, and it was a double.  Tennessee tied Houston with nine seconds left, then won it in OT with a TD drive.  16 for the year....
• ... Tennessee is 5-0.  Only the win against Buffalo has not been a Cliffhanger.  They've had FOUR.
• Half the games (7) were decided within one score.  46 of the 91 games have this season -- and that's just enough for just over half the games.
• Six non-competitive games never got to within a score in the fourth quarter.  29 for the year.
• And five Last Chance Misses for 30 of those for the year.