*Some Midseason Awards

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[div align=\\\"center\\\"]TOP PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR
Tough to choose here so I got a game from each side of the ball.

Vladimir Fyodorovich in Week 1, Philadelphia Liberty at New Orleans Second Line
After a disappointing start to his career as a cornerback, he came into Season 10 with a chip on his shoulder. The defending champs were hosting the Liberty, who look poised to pick 1st in the Season 11 draft, and poor Logan Noble was terrorized by Fyodo all game. He recorded 3 tackles, 4 pass defenses, and picked off Noble 3 times, setting a personal season high of interceptions in just the first game of the year. Not only that he collected 82 yards on his 3 kick return chances. Amazing game from the Russian. I'm sure poor Noble still hears DOOT DOOTS as he falls asleep at night...
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I'm in tears, thank you for the distinction - the first highlight of my career - that wasn't even awarded with Defensive Player of the Game award somehow... Also, I'm back to normal since then - no INTs and usually only tackles in the game.

But seriously what is a probability of a player getting 3 INTs in one game versus 2 in other 54. Actually, let's try that and do a big assumption that every game had the same probability of getting INTs (which is obviously incorrect, you play against different QBs, schemes, I wasn't as good a player earlier in my career either) - 5 INTs in 55 games give ~9,09% chance of an Interception in a game (I don't even want to look at other players ratio here - the ones from glory days of S1-S3 have it tripled at the very least).

Let's go further and calculate conditional probability making possibly even bigger assumption and call getting consecutive interceptions statistically independent. Thus probability of getting three interceptions in one game would be: 0,0909*0,0909*0,0909 = 0,0082 (0,82% of getting two interceptions in a game) * 0,0909 = 0,000751. That's 0,0751% chance of getting triple interception game with my current INT/Game ratio. My career so far is really weird.