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Living Legend
Join Date: Aug 2008
Age: 59
Posts: 21,745
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Re: Does playing in a tough division leave you tired or better?
I believe it can work both ways, if you play in a crappy division like AZ or NE(when they won)it kinda takes lightning in a bottle to win(in NE case Tom Brady was a sustained lighting in a bottle). If you play in a brutal division, you most likely have to find a way to be good year in year out, yes it still takes some cards falling the right way to win it all, but your overall team is just better.
Personally, I like our team playing in a brutal division because it makes for awesome drama, and great sky is falling threads on the warpath, but I don't think it helps our SB chances that much either way. |
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Naega jeil jal naga
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Atlanta, Georgia From: Silver Spring, Maryland
Age: 41
Posts: 14,750
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Re: Does playing in a tough division leave you tired or better?
Since 2002 when the divisions were realligned the following have been sent to the Super Bowl.
NFC West - 2 (Cardinals, Seahawks) - The Rams were in it the year before the divisional changes took place NFC East - 2 (Eagles and Giants) NFC South - 2 (Bucs and Panthers) NFC North 1 - (Chicago) AFC West - 1 (Oakland lol) AFC East - 3 (New England X3) AFC South - 1 (Indianapolis) AFC North - 2 (Steelers X2)
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