can i order my ring???

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Okay I'm really tired so I didn't read all of the above. But Philadelphia, Atlanta, Green Bay and N.Y. Giants are all tied at 5-4 for the 5th spot in the NFC.

According to the link if you had to break it down right now. Then the Packers would be #7 and the first team to miss the playoffs.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/standings/playoffrace 



But still those other 3 teams all have to face each other which means 2 of the 3 will have another loss for sure. So it other words if the Packers win the rest of the year than they will be in the playoffs. So it's in their hands.

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SF and Detroit are winnable games. If we can be 7-4 heading into our tough December schedule, I think we have a pretty good chance. 10-6 is probably going to be good enough to at least get one of the Wild Card's in the NFC this year. I think the Packers are capable of going 5-2 down the stretch if the offensive line can find a bit more traction like yesterday and the defense continues to gel.

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The Giants lost to the Eagles, so that's doesn't work. Beast and cbssports have it correct.

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Our offensive line traditionally has played better the longer the season goes on.

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Dang I feel like a fool!

My spreadsheet was correct but I misread the Eagles and Giants lines.
I gueass I can't read a straight line from right to left.

I've been a real boob arguing an incorrect premise. I apoligize to the whole board and especially to Zero to Cool for my mistake.

I caught it tongiht when going through the updates for the AFC.

Here is a corrected version:

1st Round Bye
1) Saints Record (9-0) > (8-1) vikings
2) vikings Record (8-1) currently > (6-3) Cowboys

Divisional Leaders
3) Cowboys Conference Record (5-2) > (4-2) Cardinals
4) Cardinals Record (6-3) > 49'ers (4-5)

Wild Cards
5) Eagles Conference Record (4-2) > (4-3) Falcons
6) Falcons Strength of Victory .422 > .292 Packers

The Rest in Order:
7) Packers Conference Record (4-3) > (3-3) Giants
8) Giants Record (5-4) > (4-5) 49'ers
9) 49'ers Conference Record (4-2) > (4-4) Panthers
10) Panthers Conference Record (4-4) > (2-4) Bears
11) Bears Record (4-5) > (3-6) Redskins
12) Redskins Strength of Schedule .296 > .259 Seahawks
13) Seahawks Record (3-6) > (1-8) Bucanneers
14) Bucanneers Conference Record (1-5) > (1-6) Rams
15) Rams Conference Record (1-6) > Lions (1-7)
16) Lions


The loss to the Bucanneers is the difference between being top Wild Card and being out of it.

Again my data was good but it was my error in that I could not correctly read what is in front of me. Very shameful as I strive to accurate. I sincerely apologize to the board and those harmed by my mistake in reading the data.

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That freaking loss to the Buccaneers! D'oh! I suppose we'll just have to win out through February! :)


No worries, Cheez. I appreciate your time and effort on this very much.

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I agree with Zero. No problem Cheez, mistakes happen.

And with that loss, also. We keep hanging with just about the best teams in the league, but drop a must win game which might just keep us out of the play-offs. It's pretty sad.

No worries at all Cheez. Love the topic, look forward to seeing weekly updates on this.

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Take a wild guess who the worst-rated special teams player in the league is.

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