NFL playoff Standings Week ending Dec 28th, 2010

12.29.10 | Perdogg

[Perdogg]

NFC Playoffs Standings

1. Atlanta Falcons (12-3)

2. Chicago Bears (11-4)

3. Philadelphia Eagles (10-5)

4. St Louis Rams (7-8)

5. New Orleans Saints (11-4)

6. Green Bay Packers (9-6)

Still in the hunt

7. New York Giants (9-6)

8. Tampa Bay Bucs (9-6)

9. Seattle Seahawks (6-9)

Eliminated

10. Minnesota Vikings (6-9)

11. Washington Redskins (6-9)

12. Arizona Cardinals (5-10)

13. Dallas Cowboys (5-10)

14. Detroit Lions ( 5-10)

15. San Francisco 49ers (5-10)

16. Carolina Panthers (2-12)

AFC Playoff standings

1. New England Patriots (13-2)

2. Pittsburgh Steelers (11-4)

3. Kansas City Chiefs (10-5)

4. Indianapolis Colts (9-6)

5. Baltimore Ravens (11-4)

6. New York Jets (10-5)

Still in the hunt

7. Jacksonville Jaguars (8-7)

Eliminated

8. San Diego Chargers (8-7)

9. Miami Dolphins (7-8)

10. Oakland Raiders (7-8)

11. Tennessee Titans (6-9)

12. Houston Texans (5-10)

13. Cleveland Browns (5-10)

14. Buffalo Bills ( 4-11)

15. Cincinnati Bengals (4-11)

16. Denver Broncos (4-11)

[Radix]

N.E. Patriots guaranteed three picks out of the first 33 in the next Draft.

[Junior_G]

As a Rams fan, what’s up with Seahawks fans this year? Are they wanting a change in management?

I'm afraid Seattle's reputation as a fair-weather sports city is well-deserved. I have no idea what's up with Seahawks fans, other than that they're a fickle and miserable lot. It's unfathomable to me how so many Seahawks fans could be unhappy with the fact that--against all preseason expectations--we are playing for the NFC West crown in the final regular season game. I hear a lot of whining about how the national sports media will make fun of us for going into the playoffs with a losing record, and it seems to me a particularly pansyish thing to be concerned about.

[campaignPete R-CT]

useful tiebreakers (accurate IF the teams actually end in tie after this final week)

NFC
NO over CHI (conference record)
CHI over ATL (must be common games)
NO over ATL (Division record)

CHI over PHIL (head to head)
GB over NYG over TB (common games and S.O.V.)
SEA over STL (Division record)

AFC
PITT over BALT (division record)
NYJ over PITT (head to head)
BALT over NYJ (head to head)

JAX over IND (division record)
IND over KC (head to head)

[campaignPete R-CT]

GB-NYG-TB details:

common:
GB 2-3 lose ATL
TB 2-3 lose DET (WA SF)

NYG 4-0-1 VS. TB 4-1 COMMON
CAR WA DET SEA

NYG VS. GB UNCOMMON
GB: SF ATL 1-1
NY 2-0
GB HAS CLINCHED COMMON over NYG

NY-GB-TB (3-way tie) HAS ONLY 3 COMMON, goes to S.O.V., GB has a lock on it.

[campaignPete R-CT]

wildcard round:
NFC:
GB or NYG or TB #6 at PHIL#3
NO/ATL#5 at STL/SEA#4

AFC:
NYJ/PITT#6 @ KC/IND#3
NYJ/BALT/PITT#5 @ KC/IND/JAX#4

[Vigilantcitizen]

I don’t see how NO has division tiebreaker over ATL...they’re both 4-1 with the losses against each other...with each having 1 division game to go. Conference record is the same too.

[campaignPete R-CT]

if they finish in a tie, NO would be 5-1 and ATL would be 4-2.

[campaignPete R-CT]

Perdogg, In Hartford area, we are getting 4 day games on SUN:
New England 1pm
Tampa Bay 1pm
Giants 4pm
IND Colts 4pm

must be the same in New York area, except NYJ replaces Pats.

[Vigilantcitizen]

Derp on my part.

[campaignPete R-CT]

[campaignPete R-CT]

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