Playoff Predictor

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by los panda

we need to win out:

any giants loss would give us the division
any chicago loss would give us a wildcarda seattle loss to sf or stl would also give us a wildcard

Chicago's implosion seems to be our best shot to get in.... although it sure would be nice to win the division and get a home playoff game... i can't even remember the last time that happened.

[los panda]

Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat

Chicago's implosion seems to be our best shot to get in.... although it sure would be nice to win the division and get a home playoff game... i can't even remember the last time that happened.

that would be awesome, if the giants lost to the falcons or the ravens, or both

3 remaining games for these 4 teams:
redskins:
cle phi dal

giants:
atl bal phi

seahawks:
buf sf stl

bears:
gb arz det

a seahawk loss to buffalo does not help us on it's own

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by los panda

that would be awesome, if the giants lost to the falcons or the ravens, or both

3 remaining games for these 4 teams:
redskins:
cle phi dal

giants:
atl bal phi

seahawks:
buf sf stl

bears:
gb arz det

a seahawk loss to buffalo does not help us on it's own

Any loss from Seattle or Chicago helps us because we have the tie breaker over both of them

[los panda]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

Any loss from Seattle or Chicago helps us because we have the tie breaker over both of them

if seattle loses to buffalo and we both go 10-6

what tiebreaker do we have over them?

1. Head-to-head, if applicable.
n/a

2. Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the conference.
both teams 8-4

3. Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games, minimum of four.
seattle 4-1, redskins 3-2

[donofriose]

Originally Posted by los panda

if seattle loses to buffalo and we both go 10-6

what tiebreaker do we have over them?

1. Head-to-head, if applicable.
n/a

2. Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the conference.
both teams 8-4

3. Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games, minimum of four.
seattle 4-1, redskins 3-2

They still have to play San Fran (at home which makes that game a lot more interesting) but if we go 10-6 and they go 10-6 there one lose being to San Fran we get the tie breaker, if Seattle loses it depends who they lose to.

[los panda]

Originally Posted by donofriose

They still have to play San Fran (at home which makes that game a lot more interesting) but if we go 10-6 and they go 10-6 there one lose being to San Fran we get the tie breaker, if Seattle loses it depends who they lose to.

yes, any loss by any of the 3 teams helps us by itself, except seattle losing to buffalo

Originally Posted by los panda

that would be awesome, if the giants lost to the falcons or the ravens, or both

3 remaining games for these 4 teams:
redskins:
cle phi dal

giants:
atl bal phi

seahawks:
buf sf stl

bears:
gb arz det

a seahawk loss to buffalo does not help us on it's own

[The Goat]

Originally Posted by los panda

that would be awesome, if the giants lost to the falcons or the ravens, or both

3 remaining games for these 4 teams:
redskins:
cle phi dal

giants:
atl bal phi

seahawks:
buf sf stl

bears:
gb arz det

a seahawk loss to buffalo does not help us on it's own

Atlanta will come out swinging because of their 2nd loss. Baltimore is likely to come out swinging too because Ray is coming back, Suggs probably too and you can bet Harbaugh will rally them to finish strong. NY finishing 9-7 is pretty plausible, and if we finish 9-7 we get the nod on division record.

Seahawks and Bears probably finish with 10-6 records and get both wildcard spots.

I think the division is our only shot and it can happen at 9-7. 10-6 gets us in pretty safely because I think NY will lose at least one game.