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|  #1 Posted on 23.12.03 1157.29
Reposted on: 23.12.10 1157.51 | http://packers.com/news/ stories/2003/12/23/1/
I guess I'll (grumble) root for the 49ers. That seems the soonest, easiest thing to do.
You know, we really should have just beaten the Eagles (or even the Lions). Minnesota wanted to HAND us the North... but we fumbled it. | Promote this thread! |             | vsp
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| #2 Posted on 23.12.03 1205.58
Reposted on: 23.12.10 1206.42 | Isn't this usually the point where the NFL brings out Professor Irwin Corey to explain the tiebreaker system?
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| #3 Posted on 23.12.03 1234.10
Reposted on: 23.12.10 1234.53 | Here's the entire list:
AFC East
New England has clinched the division title and a first-round bye. New England can clinch homefield advantage throughout playoffs with:
1. A win or tie
OR
2. A Chiefs loss or tie
AFC North
Baltimore can clinch division title with:
1. A win or tie
OR
2. A Bengals loss or tie
Baltimore is eliminated from playoff contention with a loss and a Cincinnati win
Cincinnati can clinch division title with:
1 A win and Ravens loss
Cincinnati is eliminated from playoff contention with a loss or tie OR a Baltimore win or tie
AFC South
Indianapolis has clinched playoff berth. Indianapolis can clinch division title with:
1. A win
OR
2. Titans loss
OR
3. Colts tie and Titans tie
Tennessee has clinched a playoff berth. Tennessee can clinch division title with:
1. Titans win or tie and Colts loss
AFC West
Kansas City has clinched the division title and a first-round bye. Kansas City can clinch homefield advantage throughout the playoffs with:
1. A win and Patriots loss
Denver has clinched playoff berth and will play first-round game.
NFC East
Philadelphia has clinched a playoff berth.
Philadelphia can clinch division title and first-round bye with:
1. A win or tie
OR
2. A Cowboys loss or tie
Philadelphia can clinch homefield advantage throughout playoffs with:
1. A win and Rams loss
Dallas has clinched playoff berth.
Dallas can clinch division title and first-round bye with:
1) A win and Eagles loss
NFC North
Minnesota can clinch division title with:
1. A win
OR
2. Packers loss
OR
3. A tie and Packers tie
Minnesota can clinch playoff berth with: 1. Seahawks loss
OR 2. Vikings tie and Seahawks tie
Green Bay can clinch division title with:
1. A win and Vikings loss or tie
OR
2. Packers tie and Vikings loss
Green Bay can clinch playoff berth with:
1. Seahawks loss
OR
2. Packers win and Cowboys win or tie
OR
3. Packers win and Dallas has better strength of victory than Seahawks
OR
4. Packers win or tie and Seahawks tie
NFC South
Carolina has clinched the division title.
NFC West
St. Louis has clinched the division title and a first-round bye. St. Louis can clinch homefield advantage throughout the playoffs with:
1. A win or tie
OR
2. Eagles loss or tie
Seattle can clinch playoff berth with:
1. A win and Vikings loss or tie
OR
2. A win and Packers loss or tie
OR
3. A win and Cowboys loss and Seattle has better strength of victory than Dallas
OR
4. A tie and Vikings loss
OR
5. A tie and Packers loss
At least there are no "X beats Y and Q beats Z by 62 or more" scenarios this year... | JayJayDean
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| #4 Posted on 23.12.03 1303.39
Reposted on: 23.12.10 1303.44 | Originally posted by Grimis
3. A win and Cowboys loss and Seattle has better strength of victory than Dallas
At least there are no "X beats Y and Q beats Z by 62 or more" scenarios this year...
I dunno 'bout that. If the 'Hawks win and the Cowboys lose they'll both be 10-6, so the strength of victory will be affected by all of the other games on the weekend. That's almost BCS-ish, like Boise State-Hawaii and Notre Dame-Syracuse deciding who gets in the Sugar Bowl. | Cheesehead
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| #5 Posted on 23.12.03 1330.41
Reposted on: 23.12.10 1331.26 | Originally posted by CRZ
You know, we really should have just beaten the Eagles (or even the Lions). Minnesota wanted to HAND us the North... but we fumbled it.
CRZ, I had no idea you were a Packer fan (don't throw anything at me, I haven't been in the Football forum much!!). You just earned major points with this Cheesehead :-)
So...we have to cheer for:
Buffalo
San Fran
Washington
New Orleans
Arizona
Sheesh...I agree with you Zim, the 49ers winning is the easiest route to go!!! And yes, we definitely put ourselves in this spot...don't forget our loss to the chiefs too...I was at Lambeau for that one and believe me WE SHOULD HAVE WON!!!!!!!!!!!! | Net Hack Slasher
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|  #6 Posted on 23.12.03 1444.37
Reposted on: 23.12.10 1445.45 | | I still can't believe how The Pack lost to the freakin Arizona Cardinals in Week 3. I mean COME ON!!! | Zeruel
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| #7 Posted on 23.12.03 1455.50
Reposted on: 23.12.10 1456.43 | Originally posted by JayJayDean
I dunno 'bout that. If the 'Hawks win and the Cowboys lose they'll both be 10-6, so the strength of victory will be affected by all of the other games on the weekend. That's almost BCS-ish, like Boise State-Hawaii and Notre Dame-Syracuse deciding who gets in the Sugar Bowl.
Well, SOV is just the strength of the teams you have beat. so it will effeft the games of teams that Seattle, Dallas, and GB beat. Add up the winning % of the teams that lost to those 3 and compare. Top 2 get in.
If it went to the next tiebreaker, Strength Of Sched. then it would effect ALL games. | The 5th Horseman
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| #8 Posted on 23.12.03 1524.21
Reposted on: 23.12.10 1524.52 | Originally posted by Submit2theXFace
CRZ, I had no idea you were a Packer fan (don't throw anything at me, I haven't been in the Football forum much!!). You just earned major points with this Cheesehead :-)
So...we have to cheer for:
Buffalo
San Fran
Washington
New Orleans
Arizona
Sheesh
Actually, if Seattle beats San Fran., a New Orleans win over Dallas could keep the Packers out of the playoffs.
Since Green Bay beat Seattle in their game earlier in the season, Green Bay would get the tie breaker over Seattle. So, if Dallas, Green Bay, and Seattle all win, then Dallas would be 11-5 while both Green Bay and Seattle would be 10-6. Green Bay gets the tie breaker and they are in. If both Green Bay and Seattle win while Dallas loses, then they would all be in a three way tie with 10-6 records and Green Bay's win over Seattle is meaningless. In a 3 way tie, Dallas and Seattle take the 2 spots. | calvinh0560
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| #9 Posted on 23.12.03 1612.21
Reposted on: 23.12.10 1612.30 | Originally posted by Submit2theXFace
So...we have to cheer for:
Buffalo
There is NO bigger lock in Sports history than taking the Pats this week. I don't care if the line goes up to 21. You take the Pats. | Bullitt
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| #10 Posted on 23.12.03 1750.14
Reposted on: 23.12.10 1750.30 | Originally posted by calvinh0560
Originally posted by Submit2theXFace
So...we have to cheer for:
Buffalo
There is NO bigger lock in Sports history than taking the Pats this week. I don't care if the line goes up to 21. You take the Pats.
Altogether now..."but that's why they play the games!"
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| #11 Posted on 23.12.03 1922.56
Reposted on: 23.12.10 1923.24 |
You know, we really should have just beaten the Eagles (or even the Lions). Minnesota wanted to HAND us the North... but we fumbled it.
Green Bay should've beaten Philly, Detroit, Arizona and KC. The Pack had the easier schedule of any major team going into this season; I had them picked for 12-4, 11-5 something like that. Mike Sherman should be fired, regardless if GB gets into the playoffs or not.
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| #12 Posted on 23.12.03 2013.11
Reposted on: 23.12.10 2014.03 | Originally posted by calvinh0560
Originally posted by Submit2theXFace
So...we have to cheer for:
Buffalo
There is NO bigger lock in Sports history than taking the Pats this week. I don't care if the line goes up to 21. You take the Pats.
DON'T SAY THAT!!!!!
New England teams are NEVER a lock. | Keeper
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| #13 Posted on 23.12.03 2301.41
Reposted on: 23.12.10 2302.13 | Originally posted by calvinh0560
Originally posted by Submit2theXFace
So...we have to cheer for:
Buffalo
There is NO bigger lock in Sports history than taking the Pats this week. I don't care if the line goes up to 21. You take the Pats.
I was going to make a post similar to this, but declined because even though it is a *huge* revenge game, I could easily see them letting their guard down and getting beat. (No, I am not covering my ass ethier way, thank you.  )
The one question I have is, why would a GB fan care if Buffalo wins or loses?
Edit: too many i's in similar
(edited by Keeper on 24.12.03 0003) | calvinh0560
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| #14 Posted on 24.12.03 1700.35
Reposted on: 24.12.10 1701.44 | Originally posted by Keeper
Originally posted by calvinh0560
Originally posted by Submit2theXFace
So...we have to cheer for:
Buffalo
There is NO bigger lock in Sports history than taking the Pats this week. I don't care if the line goes up to 21. You take the Pats.
I was going to make a post similar to this, but declined because even though it is a *huge* revenge game, I could easily see them letting their guard down and getting beat. (No, I am not covering my ass ethier way, thank you. )
The one question I have is, why would a GB fan care if Buffalo wins or loses?
Edit: too many i's in similar
(edited by Keeper on 24.12.03 0003)
I don't think this team can have a let down. There is just too much riding on this game. They need to win this to be sure they will have home field thoughout the playoffs. The Jags and the Jets games were classic trap games and they pulled out both. I just don't see how they will be overlooking a team that made them look foolish week 1.
Plus the Bills looked dead last week. There are a team who can't wait for 5PM saturday so they can all go home. This just all the makings of a blowout.
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| #15 Posted on 26.12.03 1005.21
Reposted on: 26.12.10 1029.02 | Originally posted by CRZ
http://packers.com/news/ stories/2003/12/23/1/
I guess I'll (grumble) root for the 49ers. That seems the soonest, easiest thing to do.
You know, we really should have just beaten the Eagles (or even the Lions). Minnesota wanted to HAND us the North... but we fumbled it.
Dear CRZ:
DIEDIEDIEDIEDIEDIEDIEDIEDIEDIE and stuff.
Sincerely,
A Seahawks Fan That Wants To Care About The Playoffs. | The Thrill
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| #16 Posted on 26.12.03 1345.31
Reposted on: 26.12.10 1359.01 | Me, I'm still kinda hopeful for an NFC North title. With their spot secure and unchangeable, Denver would be smart to rest Clinton Portis and most of their starters...hell, especially when the backups can run for 140 yards a game! That might make things easier for the Packers...
...and a road loss down in Arizona is just the kind of collapse that the Viqueens are known for. C'mon, Randy Moss, hit that ever-lovin' self-destruct button again!
I'll be stuck in a cramped microwave TV truck outside Lambeau come Sunday, but at least I can see the game... | calvinh0560
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| #17 Posted on 27.12.03 1545.47
Reposted on: 27.12.10 1546.43 | Originally posted by Bullitt
Originally posted by calvinh0560
Originally posted by Submit2theXFace
So...we have to cheer for:
Buffalo
There is NO bigger lock in Sports history than taking the Pats this week. I don't care if the line goes up to 21. You take the Pats.
Altogether now..."but that's why they play the games!"
Um you might want to tell the Bills that they HAVE to play the games. 31-0 this game was over before everyone got to there seats.
Bledsoe is done. This guy has not learned a thing since he has been in the NFL. He still makes the same dumb stupid throws that he was making his first year.
I hope someone else made money on my BIGGEST LOCK IN SPORTS HISTROY | DrewDewce
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| #18 Posted on 27.12.03 1545.56
Reposted on: 27.12.10 1548.02 | This day could be so bad for me.
I have the Seahawks on opposite the Kentucky/Louisville game. I'll be watching/taping the Hawks and monitoring the Cats on CBS Sportsline, and taping it to watch later . . . maybe.
I had to sit in Freedom Hall and "take" that ass whipping the Cards gave the Cats last year, so I'm hoping they can return the favour today. Of course, I'd trade that for the Seahawks making the playoffs in a second, and here come the State Po-Lice to escort me to Indiana or something . . .
Of course, the power went out about 3:15est and just came back on about 4:15, so I'm not feeling good on the omen aspect of things.
AAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!
Post game edit - Well, I got what I wished for, so for today I'm happy. Had UK also won, I'd be ecstatic, but I'll certainly settle for being just happy. Now, we'll see how I hold up tomorrow. I have to deal with my Mom's family at a gathering with NO TV! Man, we're gonna be outta there so fast . . .
(edited by DrewDewce on 27.12.03 1817) | CRZ
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| #19 Posted on 28.12.03 0012.01
Reposted on: 28.12.10 0012.28 | | UPDATE! (superbowl.com) | Net Hack Slasher
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| #20 Posted on 28.12.03 0134.21
Reposted on: 28.12.10 0134.29 | Originally posted by CRZ
UPDATE! (superbowl.com)
Okay so there no possible way Green Bay could get in if they lose tomorrow. Lets just assuming Minny wins, because Minny situation is easy if they lose and GB wins, GB is in!... GB wins Dallas wins, GB is in. But if Dallas loses, now it's to the confusing part. On to the bold!
Note: * denotes scenarios where if SEA beats DAL on Strength of Victory (SOV), the first team listed earns the seed BUT if DAL beats SEA on SOV, then the second team listed earns the seed
I noticed Green Bay has much stronger possibility getting in if Dallas beats Seattle by Strength of Victory... This only comes into play if Dallas loses to the Saints. So does SOV will be determined by this one game? And if so how much can Dallas lose by and still keep a stronger SOV then Seattle? |
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