holdingout just roots for the flavor of the day. He's probably a Giants fan today.

Art Modell;600555 wrote:holdingout just roots for the flavor of the day. He's probably a Giants fan today.

No. That was last Thursday.

forgot to update this....


AFC

1) New England Patriots 11-2 (8-2)
2) Pittsburgh Steelers 10-3 (8-2)
3) Kansas City Chiefs 8-5 (5-5)
4) Jacksonville Jaguars 8-5 (7-3)
5) Baltimore Ravens 9-4 (7-3)
6) New York Jets 9-4 (7-3)
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San Diego Chargers 7-6 (6-4)
Indianapolis Colts 7-6 (5-4)
Miami Dolphins 7-6 (5-5)
Oakland Raiders 6-7 (4-5)

AFC Wild Card
(6) New York Jets at (3) Kansas City
(5) Baltimore at (4) Jacksonville

AFC Divisional Playoffs
(2) Pittsburgh bye
(1) New England bye

- Kansas City currently holds the No. 3 seed based on head-to-head tiebreaker over Jacksonville.
- Baltimore currently holds the No. 5 seed based on head-to-head tiebreaker over the New York Jets


NFC

1) Atlanta Falcons 11-2 (8-1)
2) Chicago Bears 9-4 (7-3)
3) Philadelphia Eagles 9-4 (6-3)
4) St. Louis Rams 6-7 (4-6)
5) New Orleans Saints 10-3 (8-2)
6) New York Giants 9-4 (7-2)
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Green Bay Packers 8-5 (6-4)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-5 (6-3)

- Chicago currently holds the No. 2 seed based on head-to-head tiebreaker over Philadelphia.
- Philadelphia currently leads the NFC East based on head-to-head tiebreaker over the New York Giants.
- St. Louis leads the NFC West based on head-to-head tiebreaker over Seattle.

NFC Wild Card
(6) New York Giants at (3) Philadelphia
(5) New Orleans at (4) St. Louis

NFC Divisional Playoffs
(2) Chicago bye
(1) Atlanta bye

NFC West
St. Louis 6-7
Seattle 6-7
San Francisco 5-8

remaining games

St. Louis (6-7)
Kansas City
San Francisco
at Seattle

Seattle (6-7)
Atlanta
at Tampa Bay
St. Louis

San Francisco (5-8)
at San Diego
at St. Louis
Arizona

NFC West is so tough.

NFC North
Chicago 9-4
Green Bay 8-5

remaining games

Chicago (9-4)
at Minnesota
New York Jets
at Green Bay

Green Bay (8-5)
at New England
New York Giants
Chicago

The Bears can actually clinch the division this weekend. They need the Packers to lose at New England, quite possible, and then the Bears need to win at Minnesota on Monday night.

That would put the Bears at 10-4 and the Packers at 8-6.

Even if the Bears lose their last two, including at Green Bay, and Green Bay wins the last two to even it up 10-6 vs. 10-6 the Bears would win the division based on division record. That loss to the Lions was a crusher for the Packers. They basically have to beat New England.

So if the playoffs started today Baltimore would play Jacksonville correct?

You're correct. Then they would play the Steelers if the Jets would beat the Chiefs. If the Chiefs would beat the Jets the Ravens would play the Pats.

I can't wait for the playoffs.

I'm hoping the Ravens have to play the Pats before the Steelers do.

I think Miami has an outside chance to get in. their schedule is favorable (buf, det, and NE) but I think they put themselves in too big of a hole with the losses to Cle, Pit and NYJ (week 3, thanks to Jason Allen). 3 games they had a very good shot to win and found a way to lose.

I love the NFL this time of year.

I just want the week to end to get to more football.

Non;603134 wrote:I love the NFL this time of year.

I just want the week to end to get to more football.

Same here.

j_crazy;603133 wrote:I think Miami has an outside chance to get in. their schedule is favorable (buf, det, and NE) but I think they put themselves in too big of a hole with the losses to Cle, Pit and NYJ (week 3, thanks to Jason Allen). 3 games they had a very good shot to win and found a way to lose.

Miami needs a miracle to get in. Good job Parcells.