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Old 11-30-2005, 09:45 PM   #38
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Re: Does 9-7 Get Us In?

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Originally Posted by D'BOYZ
9-7 will defenetly not get you in for your team to get in they need to win the division and 9-7 means that both the giants and cowboys must lose 3 and given the fact that they face each other this week that means that 1 of the teams must win 1 out of 4 wich isn't hard looking that NY will face PHI and Oak that are surely thinking in 2006 and dallas faces STL wich also is thinking 2006 and Oak and STL are in the last week wich if they have 0 chances of getting in wich they allready almost have and looking as they aren't division foes they surelly won't play full speed.

Been realistic 10 -6 is your only real shot to make it and hoping each team loses 2 games
i agree, i know that 9-7 can not win the division. however any team can win 9 and get a wildcard. Atlanta is in the way and they must lose 3 to
@bears,@tampa,@carolina, and carolina. obviously the cowboys have a higher chance to get the wild card at 9-7 but the skins need the cowboys to lose 2 of @giants, KC and @carolina and beat the cowgirls
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