What will be Alec Pierce's next team

The prediction market displays a flat yield curve across all observed tenors, with all constituent markets clustering at the 78-day resolution window. The entire market structure shows uniformly depressed YES probabilities, with 1.0% pricing dominating across nearly all team-outcome combinations. The only meaningful exceptions are the Indianapolis Colts market at 92.0% YES and the Aaron Rodgers "NONE" outcome at 6.0% YES, both also at the 78-day tenor. This flat structure indicates the market has concentrated all liquidity and price discovery into a single time bucket rather than distributing expectations across multiple resolution dates. The cheapest YES probabilities are effectively tied across the entire curve at 1.0%, suggesting minimal differentiation in how the market values outcomes at different time horizons. The flatness of this curve, combined with the extreme concentration at 78 days and the overwhelming prevalence of 1.0% pricing, suggests the market views the event as either highly unlikely to occur within the measured timeframe or fundamentally uncertain about timing. The stark exception of the Colts at 92% and Rodgers-NONE at 6% indicates the market has formed a specific conviction around one outcome—Indianapolis appears to be the heavily favored next team for Pierce—while remaining agnostic about alternative scenarios. The zero trading volume across most markets reinforces that this is a thin, illiquid curve where prices may reflect initial market-maker spreads rather than genuine price discovery. The market is essentially saying: one outcome dominates with high confidence, but nearly all other possibilities remain priced at floor levels with minimal conviction or trading interest.