Yeah, it will be tough for the Packers defense to control RB Henry.

Also, if the Packers lose to the Titans and Bears beat Jaguars, then the Packers/Bears game could be the last game played, as it could be the most important to the NFC race, or Rams vs Cardinals.

I don't know about the AFC.

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If, if, if.........

One week to go. Here's the standings.

1 Green Bay Packers 12-3
2 New Orleans Saints 11-4 Wins tie break over Seattle based on best win percentage in conference games.
3 Seattle Seahawks 11-4
4 Washington Footballs 6-9 Wins tie break over Dallas based on head-to-head win percentage.
5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10-5
6 Los Angeles Rams 9-6
7 Chicago Bears 8-7 Wins tie break over Arizona based on best win percentage in common games.

Still have a chance:
8 Arizona Cardinals 8-7 Wild card
9 Dallas Cowboys 6-9 NFC Least
13 New York Giants 5-10 NFC Least

Green Bay plays at Chicago
Seattle plays at 49ers

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Fixed it. Just for you.

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I read this latest post and thought it was a new thread!

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To lock up the #1 seed, the Packers need either a Packers win or Seahawks loss.

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THats what I thought.
And I doubt the Seahawks will lose.
So we need to crush the Bears!

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How do the Seahawks get #1 if the Packers lose? I'm still confused about that. Strength of schedule?

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I believe it would come down to losing to NFC teams that would be the difference.
If Seattle beats the Niners and we lose to the Bears Seattle would have more NFC wins.
That’s what I think at least, not certain.

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It sucks that the NFC games that matter to us are all late kickoffs. There is a chance that 3/4 of the way through our game, we could find out the niners are up big. What then?

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