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Welcome back to Inside the Bird special edition of our analytics series with Sam Finkel.

This is part two of our analytics series that examines the Super Bowl matchup, Super Bowl L-A-X between the Eagles and the Chiefs. We welcome back Sam Finkel, our analytics reporter.

And of course, as we mentioned in the last podcast, Sam has built his own algorithm that

helps him determine NFL contracts, which we've published on Inside the Birds.com in the past.

And all of his information has almost been perfect to a T as he does such a great job of figuring out in one element when we get to free agency what players are going to command what type of contracts based on his algorithm.

He has also worked for Penn State.

The football program, he's been an assistant quarterback's coach who is responsible for projects. And he's done a lot of great analytics work for Inside the Birds.com. And I know

that every time you publish something, Sam, we get a really good feedback from our viewers or from our

listeners. So I'm very excited that we're bringing the work that we ordinarily publish on

inside thebirds.com and we will continue to,

but I'm excited to bring it now to let people listen in and hear you kind of add more context to your data. Yeah, I really appreciate the opportunity. It's really a privilege to write for this

website and do work for you guys. It's a privilege on our end to have you. You really add an element that we don't really,

we're not equipped to cover the way you are. So in the last, in part one of the series, what we did

was we broke down who the Eagles and Chiefs are, what's their identity, what are their

strengths and weaknesses from an analytical standpoint. And then we had fantastically eight

common opponents to be able to measure how they performed against the common opponents and then what that might mean for the matchup. We did a great job. You did an excellent job with that. That was part one. So if everybody hasn't listened to it, I would hope that they check it out. Now, in part two here, we're going to get to the really key matchups as far as the quarterback play and then the trench play,

because we know that those are the two biggest things that are going to determine the outcome of this Super Bowl,

as they determine the outcome of most NFL games.

But I wanted to sort of carry over something from part one, which is stacks.

We didn't really get into stack

percentage among common opponents and about the team in general. So why don't you give us a brief

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