As a data analyst who once modeled goal probabilities for Liverpool’s frontline, I watched Diogo Jota’s life end not in a stadium, but on a rainy London road. His death isn’t just tragedy—it’s a statistical anomaly no model predicted. I’ve seen the numbers drop to zero. This isn’t sentiment; it’s systemic loss. The club, the nation, and even Ronaldo’s silence speak louder than any tribute. We measure grief in residuals.