Pwns wrote:The Juggernaut Seattle that didn't win their division and the cheese heads who are neck and neck with Detroit are foregone conclusions for the NFC championship? Ok.
What, you think whoever comes out of the NFC South at 6-10 is going to make a run?
Pwns wrote:The Juggernaut Seattle that didn't win their division and the cheese heads who are neck and neck with Detroit are foregone conclusions for the NFC championship? Ok.
I sense a bet coming on - I get Seattle and Green Bay, who are you taking?
Pwns wrote:Oops….didn't notice the Cards had clinched a playoff spot and not the division.
GannonFan wrote:
I sense a bet coming on - I get Seattle and Green Bay, who are you taking?
I dunno, I just don't see that matchup as any more inevitable than a Villanova-NDSU semifinal was.
Eh, I actually said that nova wasn't a national title contender this year before the playoffs started, so I didn't see that as inevitable either.
The Cards are the only thing standing between GB and Seattle playing in the NFC title game. That is, unless you think the Lions are going to make a run this year.
GannonFan wrote:
Eh, I actually said that nova wasn't a national title contender this year before the playoffs started, so I didn't see that as inevitable either.
The Cards are the only thing standing between GB and Seattle playing in the NFC title game. That is, unless you think the Lions are going to make a run this year.
There's only one given I see for the NFC playoff…the NFC South won't reach the championship game.
I think Detroit's defense and the Cowboy's DeMarco Murray can keep them in the game against Seattle and Green Bay. And like you say, the Cards are also good enough to stop either of those teams.
Pwns wrote:The Juggernaut Seattle that didn't win their division and the cheese heads who are neck and neck with Detroit are foregone conclusions for the NFC championship? Ok.
What, you think whoever comes out of the NFC South at 6-10 is going to make a run?
Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:
The calls they made in Seattle's favor made up for the non-calls that should've gone against SF. Quit your crying, and get ready to watch Seattle's tune-up game in the same stadium they'll be playing at in February (kind of like last year @NYG).
Non calls. Lol
Our house. You lose. The real 12th Man will be there
Just like last year @NYG, this will be Seattle's tune-up game to get acquainted with the stadium for SB week. I bet the team is already there.
dbackjon wrote:NFL admitted today the refs gave the game to the Hags
No they didn't. They admitted to getting the late hit wrong. It's not as if San Fran had an Arizona QB to lead them in a giving winning drive or something.
dbackjon wrote:NFL admitted today the refs gave the game to the Hags
No they didn't. They admitted to getting the late hit wrong. It's not as if San Fran had an Arizona QB to lead them in a giving winning drive or something.
It's tough to say, because a field goal could have changed the dynamic of the final SF drive that got into Hawks' territory. Not saying we would have scored, because lolwesuck, but I think it definitely made a difference.
Mvemjsunpx wrote:San Diego competing with Philadelphia for the "Most Pathetic Playoff Hopeful" award.
But they've faced Seattle, Dallas, and NE, Denver the previous two weeks.
At least SD is losing to a decent team though.
Yup, brutal stretch. Chargers are still probably on the outside looking in when it's all said and done. Going into KC and winning in December is another brutal game.
Yes, the NFL plays Saturday games during the final two weeks of the regular season. This has been happening for at least a few decades, as far back as I remember.
kalm wrote:
But they've faced Seattle, Dallas, and NE, Denver the previous two weeks.
At least SD is losing to a decent team though.
Yup, brutal stretch. Chargers are still probably on the outside looking in when it's all said and done. Going into KC and winning in December is another brutal game.
If they can beat KC next week, I think they get in. I think Cinci loses to Den tomorrow and @Pitt next week to drop to 9-6-1 so SD can take that 6th spot with Pitt winning the division (beating KC and Cinci at home) and Baltimore winning out against Cleveland and @Houston also to take the other WC spot.
Yes, the NFL plays Saturday games during the final two weeks of the regular season. This has been happening for at least a few decades, as far back as I remember.
Hmm...
I never pay much attention to the schedule other than the Vikings and they play 99% of their games at noon on Sundays.
SDHornet wrote:
Yup, brutal stretch. Chargers are still probably on the outside looking in when it's all said and done. Going into KC and winning in December is another brutal game.
If they can beat KC next week, I think they get in. I think Cinci loses to Den tomorrow and @Pitt next week to drop to 9-6-1 so SD can take that 6th spot with Pitt winning the division (beating KC and Cinci at home) and Baltimore winning out against Cleveland and @Houston also to take the other WC spot.
With the Ravens loss the Chargers are in with a win at KC.
