Michael Turner threw Eric Weems into a Jaguar player on one play that drive, can't wait to see that highlight again.
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The Everything NFL Thread: 2011-2012 Season (plus free agency I guess)
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Falcons are locked in as a Wild-Card at (9-5).
They'll end up (10-6) at the end of the Regular Season.
In The Hunt in the NFC are Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, Seattle Seahawks, Arizona Cardinals.
They'll end up (10-6) at the end of the Regular Season.
In The Hunt in the NFC are Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, Seattle Seahawks, Arizona Cardinals.
The second tiebreaker for the wild card is conference record, which will be used if multiple teams finish 9-7 (unless they played each other).
The Cowboys can't finish 10-6 unless they win the division, and at 9-7 they'll be 7-5 in conference play.
The Bears are 6-3 in conference play, and if they finish 9-7 they'll be 8-4 in conference play.
The Seahawks and Cardinals play each other, so they cannot both finish 9-7. If Arizona wins out, they'll be 7-5 in conference, and the Seahawks will be 8-4 in conference if they win out. The Seahawks also play the bears this week, with the possibility of claiming that tiebreaker with a win.
The Lions are 6-5 in conference, but with the Green Bay Packers left on their schedule it's likely they finish 6-6 in conference play.
It's true almost every year: 10 wins makes the playoffs. Occasionally (usually once every year or two) there's a team with 10 wins that's left out, but that's not likely to happen this year. The Falcons have the easiest path to 10 wins, while the Seahawks and Cardinals by far have the hardest.
My guess: Chicago and Seattle finish 8-8, Arizona 7-9, and Dallas and Detroit finish 9-7. Dallas would win the tiebreaker in that scenario.
It's worth noting that the Giants currently have a 4-6 conference record, so if they do not win the division (read: lose to the Cowboys), it is nearly impossible for them to make the playoffs unless the Lions, Bears, Seahawks, and Cards all finish 8-8 or worse.
The Cowboys can't finish 10-6 unless they win the division, and at 9-7 they'll be 7-5 in conference play.
The Bears are 6-3 in conference play, and if they finish 9-7 they'll be 8-4 in conference play.
The Seahawks and Cardinals play each other, so they cannot both finish 9-7. If Arizona wins out, they'll be 7-5 in conference, and the Seahawks will be 8-4 in conference if they win out. The Seahawks also play the bears this week, with the possibility of claiming that tiebreaker with a win.
The Lions are 6-5 in conference, but with the Green Bay Packers left on their schedule it's likely they finish 6-6 in conference play.
It's true almost every year: 10 wins makes the playoffs. Occasionally (usually once every year or two) there's a team with 10 wins that's left out, but that's not likely to happen this year. The Falcons have the easiest path to 10 wins, while the Seahawks and Cardinals by far have the hardest.
My guess: Chicago and Seattle finish 8-8, Arizona 7-9, and Dallas and Detroit finish 9-7. Dallas would win the tiebreaker in that scenario.
It's worth noting that the Giants currently have a 4-6 conference record, so if they do not win the division (read: lose to the Cowboys), it is nearly impossible for them to make the playoffs unless the Lions, Bears, Seahawks, and Cards all finish 8-8 or worse.
That's honestly a stat I never would have expected at all!
Does anyone actually believe in Gabbert? He has not looked good the last couple of games. And I'm really surprised how the Cardinals are winning games with Skelton has qb. Patrick Peterson looks like a really good pick right now.
Now that you mention it I do remember a 24-0 victory but I wasn't at home to watch it lol ~_~
gotta beat dat atl traffic l0l
When did anyone believe in Gabbert? He started out throwing 45%, and has mildly improved since then. He probably will get another year, but no one has any reason to particularly expect anything from him. Remember, more often than not a second year is bad/worse than the first year e.g. Colt McCoy, Sam Bradford (both worse)
Wouldn't Detroit win the tiebreaker because of their win over Dallas? If they are the only two 9-7 teams.
Would be cool to see 4 13-3 teams from the AFC. Especially because it would mean the Steelers would be a wildcard team and the Ravens would be the number #1 seed. =D
If Gabbert is completing under 55% next year he should no longer be playing as a starting quarterback after next year Jorgen, it does not matter if a slump is unlikely.
Fabbles I am fucking excited for the possibility of seven 12+ win teams. (and have been since before last week :@)
Fabbles I am fucking excited for the possibility of seven 12+ win teams. (and have been since before last week :@)
lolparity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXS4fLK_Ra0&feature=g-all-u&context=G230a49dFAAAAAAAASAA
i pretty much agree with this whole video
mcdonkeykong suh
i pretty much agree with this whole video
mcdonkeykong suh
Shoulda picked Panthers lololololol.
Panthers will find a way to lose.
I knew we didn't deserve #1 D in the league, but I thought we were at least good. Lack of Wade hurts I guess.
Edit: Wow, could've fooled me. Good thing I knew better than to trust a D that only played one explosive O... and gave up 40 points. I figured we'd still win against the Panthers' D, but no dice.
Edit: Wow, could've fooled me. Good thing I knew better than to trust a D that only played one explosive O... and gave up 40 points. I figured we'd still win against the Panthers' D, but no dice.
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