The stars are gearing up for an unforgettable Super Bowl Sunday on February 9, 2025, with planetary alignments that bring intense energy, potential for injuries, and strategic opportunities. The game is slated to kick off at 4:30 PM in New Orleans, and the astrological transits at that time paint a fascinating picture of the day’s tone. Let’s break it down.

We’re back for the Wild Card series! After a break since Week 8, I’ve made my predictions, continuing with John Frawley’s horary method. Here's what I’m expecting.

Mike Tyson’s remarks about rejecting the concept of legacy reflect a deeply Saturnian perspective, rooted in existential realism and a confrontation with the impermanence of life. His upcoming Saturn return further underscores this theme, as it’s a period known for stripping away illusions, confronting reality, and reshaping priorities in line with long-term truth.

The Full Moon in Taurus conjunct Uranus illuminated a pivotal moment for Mike Tyson, particularly as it activated his natal North Node in Taurus. This alignment highlights a life-changing opportunity to focus on stability, material security, and creating a foundation for the future which are values central to Taurus energy.

The upcoming fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson. The Clash of the Generations. With the Full Moon in Taurus conjunct Uranus, tensions are high, surprises are inevitable, and both fighters are under significant celestial pressure. Jake Paul is stepping into this moment with the Full Moon lighting up his Ascendant, while Mike Tyson faces the unpredictable conjunction of the Full Moon with his North Node. Add in Saturn’s direct station and dynamic aspects to both their charts, and this fight becomes not just a test of skill but a powerful expression of fate, strategy, and resilience. Here’s what the stars reveal about their chances in the ring.

Week 8 results were a surprising mixed bag, landing at 50-50 accuracy—a result no better than if I’d chosen the winners by pure chance. This pattern has sparked some reconsideration of the role that different types of games play in chart interpretations. Perhaps we’re dealing more with “mundane” games than with high-stakes championship games, which would make these outcomes more of a 6th house event (routine, daily grind) rather than a 10th house event (achievements, prestige).

Given this observation, I've decided to hit pause on predicting regular season games until the Wild Card Series in January. These playoff games, being of greater significance, are likely to resonate more strongly in the charts, with chart dynamics showing up more predictably and meaningfully.

In the meantime, I’ll be doing a deep dive into the current season’s eclipses, seeking out any activation points that might align with teams’ prospects and give a clue as to the season’s strongest contenders. These “significant activations” could provide powerful indicators for team performances during playoff season. I’ll resume regular predictions for the more impactful games and will share insights into any standout NFL stories or events between now and then.

Stay tuned—what emerges from the eclipse research could shed light on the narrative arcs of key teams, and January’s Wild Card games promise to be intriguing from an astrological perspective!

For Week 8, I’ve made a shift in my approach by using the favored teams as the 1st house in my horary predictions. Let’s see if this adjustment leads to better accuracy!

Stay tuned for the results, and fingers crossed for a successful week of football! 🏈✨

This week, I tried John Frawley’s horary method, using the home team as the 1st house. The results? Less than 50% accuracy—definitely not where I wanted to be. So, for Week 8, I’m going to test the favored team as the 1st house instead. Let’s see if this adjustment makes a difference.

I’m a bit disappointed with the results so far, but I’m still determined to crack this. Part of the challenge might also be with the accuracy of the team charts I’ve been using. There are a lot of moving parts to consider—team name changes, relocations, and even unclear start dates can all throw things off.

For now, I’ll be focusing on testing Frawley’s method with the favored team. After that, I’ll decide whether to return to my original method for a few weeks and focus on correcting any potential chart inaccuracies. It’s all part of the process, and I’m determined to get it right!

Stay tuned as I continue to experiment and refine these techniques. Let’s see where it leads!

Week 6 didn’t go as planned, with less than 50% accuracy in my predictions. After giving it a solid shot, I’m officially putting the current method to rest. Turns out, you can’t reliably predict game winners based on comparing their birth chart to the event chart of the game—although it would have been great if it were that easy, right?

Moving on, I’m now shifting gears to test a Horary technique described by John Frawley. I’m running this method so that the 1st house represents the home team. As an alternative, I might test the 1st house based on the favored team to win, but that’ll be a separate experiment for another week. For now, I’m keeping it simple and sticking to Frawley’s method to see how it performs.

Stay tuned for updates as I dive into this new approach!

Here are the week 6 predictions, and this time, they're done with the actual time. Fingers crossed that these adjustments lead to better accuracy!

An interesting challenge this week: the Broncos and the Chargers share the exact same birth chart, and we don't have a birth time for them. This means that using my usual method would yield the exact same aspects for both teams, making it impossible to predict a winner based on those charts alone.

So, for this matchup, I opted for a horary prediction. Horary astrology is a branch of astrology where a chart is cast for the moment a question is formulated to determine the outcome of specific events. In this case, I cast the chart for the moment I asked, "Who will win the Broncos vs. Chargers game?" This method focuses solely on the question at hand, rather than the birth charts of the entities involved, providing a unique and focused insight into the event outcome.

Let's see how these predictions pan out with the new adjustments and this special approach for the Broncos vs. Chargers game!

Whoops—turns out I wasn’t using the correct time zones for my NFL predictions! Right on cue, Jupiter went retrograde in Gemini, giving me the perfect opportunity to slow down and review these details. Moving forward, I’ll be waiting for the official kickoff time before casting charts. There’s no point in predicting if the game is delayed—minutes can make a big difference. This means Sundays are going to get a lot busier for me!

Week 5 is in the books, and the results were a bit disappointing—only 12 correct predictions out of 28 games. My approach this week was to check if planets from the natal chart, when placed on the angles (whether malefic or benefic), would indicate a general outcome. Unfortunately, this wasn’t as efficient as I had hoped.

These corrections should provide a more accurate foundation for predictions. I’ll be sticking to the current formula I’ve been using, and I’m optimistic these adjustments will lead to better results in Week 5. As always, I’ll be monitoring the outcomes closely to refine the process further. Stay tuned!

Week 4 predictions came in at under 50% accuracy with my new method—definitely not the result I was hoping for. However, there's a silver lining: I’m now confident that there are issues with the charts for the Commanders, Buccaneers, Seahawks, and possibly the Broncos and Jets. These teams have consistently been off for the last four weeks, suggesting discrepancies in their data.

For Week 4, I decided to overhaul my prediction approach and try something different. This time, I focused exclusively on each team’s chart, combined with the real-time location and angles at game time. By stripping back to these core elements, I aim to see if this simplified method delivers more accurate outcomes.

Week 3 has come to a close, and my predictions ended up just over 50% correct—essentially no better than random probability. This has prompted me to reconsider my approach and refine my methods for the upcoming games. Here’s a breakdown of the areas I’m focusing on to improve the accuracy of my predictions:

Alright, quick update for you all—I got the Patriots vs. Jets prediction wrong, and now I’m seriously questioning the formula I’ve been using. To make things easier on myself, I’m going to change things up for Week 3.

This week, I’m going to focus only on the main chart for each team. I think I’ve been over-complicating things by pulling charts for the players (offense, defense, etc.). While those charts can show how well they fought, they don’t always help in predicting the actual outcome, like who wins or loses.

Week 3 will be a bit of an experiment to figure out if the issue is with the formula itself or if it’s just a matter of choosing the right chart. In the past, I’ve looked at charts for the coach, owner, manager, quarterback, and other players. But this week, it’s all about the team’s main chart to try to pinpoint the right variable.

Let’s see how it goes! Stay tuned for my next prediction!

Thank you for joining me on the excitement of this journey into a new methodology in predicting the outcomes of NFL games. As promised, here's a post to follow up on my Week 2 predictions where I tried out various approaches to try to refine the accuracy of my forecasts.

Get ready for my Season 2 NFL Predictions! The changes that I have made in terms of this practical experimentation are very refreshing and I am keen on implementing what these changes entail. As always, keep in mind that this is still very much a work in progress, so be careful in how far you go with this, and particularly do not bet whatever it is you cannot afford to lose based on these predictions.

Thank you for joining me on the excitement of this journey into a new methodology in predicting the outcomes of NFL games. As promised, here's a post to follow up on my Week 1 predictions where I tried out various approaches to try to refine the accuracy of my forecasts.