reve ty sir. this is exactly what i was looking for and good news for a gb fan :D
being ahead of no and tb pretty much means even if gb loses to ne, theyre in if they win last 2 (home games vs nyg and chi). gb has h2h vs phi and, in this scenario will have it vs nyg. since no and tb play each other, i think theres one scenerio i give like a 5 % chance of happening that would blow this up. if tb wins out and n.o. goes 1-1 losing to tb then, tb might possibly have common games ahead of gb because gb went 1-1 vs det and tb 0-1. im not sure how this works but if it gives gb credit for half of a common game win then i think tb has a .5 game common game lead with only the minimum of 4 applicable games.
so id say 95% chance of gb being in if they win last 2. and obv if they beat n.e. it only helps.
reve ty sir. this is exactly what i was looking for and good news for a gb fan :D
being ahead of no and tb pretty much means even if gb loses to ne, theyre in if they win last 2 (home games vs nyg and chi). gb has h2h vs phi and, in this scenario will have it vs nyg. since no and tb play each other, i think theres one scenerio i give like a 5 % chance of happening that would blow this up. if tb wins out and n.o. goes 1-1 losing to tb then, tb might possibly have common games ahead of gb because gb went 1-1 vs det and tb 0-1. im not sure how this works but if it gives gb credit for half of a common game win then i think tb has a .5 game common game lead with only the minimum of 4 applicable games.
so id say 95% chance of gb being in if they win last 2. and obv if they beat n.e. it only helps.
reve ty sir. this is exactly what i was looking for and good news for a gb fan :D
being ahead of no and tb pretty much means even if gb loses to ne, theyre in if they win last 2 (home games vs nyg and chi). gb has h2h vs phi and, in this scenario will have it vs nyg. since no and tb play each other, i think theres one scenerio i give like a 5 % chance of happening that would blow this up. if tb wins out and n.o. goes 1-1 losing to tb then, tb might possibly have common games ahead of gb because gb went 1-1 vs det and tb 0-1. im not sure how this works but if it gives gb credit for half of a common game win then i think tb has a .5 game common game lead with only the minimum of 4 applicable games.
so id say 95% chance of gb being in if they win last 2. and obv if they beat n.e. it only helps.
Green Bay, Tampa Bay, NY Giants tiebreaker:
If Green Bay loses tonight but wins out, they finish 10-6. If the Giants win week 17 at Washington and Bucs beat Seattle & New Orleans, there will eb a 3-way tie at 10-6. In the case of a 3-way tie, the heads up win by GB over the Giants does not matter. All 3 teams would have an 8-4 conference record. Washington & Detroit are the only common opponents so that tiebreaker would be meaningless as well so the tiebreaker would be Strength of Victory. Going in to Sunday Night it's Packers .436, Giants .396 & Tampa .286
Green Bay-Tampa Bay tiebreaker:
If Green Bay loses tonight then wins out & the Giants lose Week 17 & the Bucs win out, both teams would be tied at 10-6. Still tied on conference record at 8-4 so it would go to common games. Their common games are Atlanta, San Francisco, Washington & Detroit. Packers are 2-3 but so are the Bucs. So the tiebreaker would again be Strength of Victory.
So, if the Pack loses tonight, they still control their own destiny. Beat the Giants & Bears and they're in.
reve ty sir. this is exactly what i was looking for and good news for a gb fan :D
being ahead of no and tb pretty much means even if gb loses to ne, theyre in if they win last 2 (home games vs nyg and chi). gb has h2h vs phi and, in this scenario will have it vs nyg. since no and tb play each other, i think theres one scenerio i give like a 5 % chance of happening that would blow this up. if tb wins out and n.o. goes 1-1 losing to tb then, tb might possibly have common games ahead of gb because gb went 1-1 vs det and tb 0-1. im not sure how this works but if it gives gb credit for half of a common game win then i think tb has a .5 game common game lead with only the minimum of 4 applicable games.
so id say 95% chance of gb being in if they win last 2. and obv if they beat n.e. it only helps.
Green Bay, Tampa Bay, NY Giants tiebreaker:
If Green Bay loses tonight but wins out, they finish 10-6. If the Giants win week 17 at Washington and Bucs beat Seattle & New Orleans, there will eb a 3-way tie at 10-6. In the case of a 3-way tie, the heads up win by GB over the Giants does not matter. All 3 teams would have an 8-4 conference record. Washington & Detroit are the only common opponents so that tiebreaker would be meaningless as well so the tiebreaker would be Strength of Victory. Going in to Sunday Night it's Packers .436, Giants .396 & Tampa .286
Green Bay-Tampa Bay tiebreaker:
If Green Bay loses tonight then wins out & the Giants lose Week 17 & the Bucs win out, both teams would be tied at 10-6. Still tied on conference record at 8-4 so it would go to common games. Their common games are Atlanta, San Francisco, Washington & Detroit. Packers are 2-3 but so are the Bucs. So the tiebreaker would again be Strength of Victory.
So, if the Pack loses tonight, they still control their own destiny. Beat the Giants & Bears and they're in.
[x] sat at the 45 yard line, row 2 week 17 to see them beat the bears
it was awesome being right on the field. it seems like you can feel some of the hits and momentum swings. and every play sounds like an elephant stampede!
the bears had the ball down 7 points with 2 minutes left. i was DREADING the possibility of them scoring on the last play and going for 2 for the season KO. but then i remembered: you could feel, sense, just know that the bears weren't going to be able to take the ball 90 yards and score.
fresh off a satisfying sigh of relief moments after the collins' pick.......i heard a guy a few rows behind me say: "uh oohh". we realized the packers were in and it was obvious they could make a run. walking up the isle i thought to myself: "uh oh indeed, Diane"
the tramon williams pick 6 right before half time vs atl pretty much validated it all.
i THINK the packers will beat the steelers by 7+ but obviously, anything could happen.
its been fun, hope your team makes it next year guys. afc, right? :D
[x] sat at the 45 yard line, row 2 week 17 to see them beat the bears
it was awesome being right on the field. it seems like you can feel some of the hits and momentum swings. and every play sounds like an elephant stampede!
the bears had the ball down 7 points with 2 minutes left. i was DREADING the possibility of them scoring on the last play and going for 2 for the season KO. but then i remembered: you could feel, sense, just know that the bears weren't going to be able to take the ball 90 yards and score.
fresh off a satisfying sigh of relief moments after the collins' pick.......i heard a guy a few rows behind me say: "uh oohh". we realized the packers were in and it was obvious they could make a run. walking up the isle i thought to myself: "uh oh indeed, Diane"
the tramon williams pick 6 right before half time vs atl pretty much validated it all.
i THINK the packers will beat the steelers by 7+ but obviously, anything could happen.
its been fun, hope your team makes it next year guys. afc, right? :D
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