So since Kansas City already beat the patriots does that mean if they were to meet in the playoffs that the chiefs would get home field advantage ?
A4K
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Originally posted by Capitols44
So since Kansas City already beat the patriots does that mean if they were to meet in the playoffs that the chiefs would get home field advantage ?
Depends on overall records for both teams and it is dependent on whether or not the teams are Wild Cards or DIVISION WINNERS.
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A4K
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#3
i COULD BE WRONG BUT IF BOTH TEAMS WIN THEIR RESPECTIVE DIVISIONS AND HAVE IDENTICAL RECORDS THEN THE cHIEFS WOULD HAVE HOMEFIELD
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44 Mag
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10-14-13
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Originally posted by Capitols44
So since Kansas City already beat the patriots does that mean if they were to meet in the playoffs that the chiefs would get home field advantage ?
After one game against each other, and two games in. KC isn't beating the Pat's again, no matter where they play. You must be new to the NFL. Andy Reid teams choke in the second half, and Belichick's teams excel.
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44 Mag
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Originally posted by Capitols44
So since Kansas City already beat the patriots does that mean if they were to meet in the playoffs that the chiefs would get home field advantage ?
Originally posted by A4K
i COULD BE WRONG BUT IF BOTH TEAMS WIN THEIR RESPECTIVE DIVISIONS AND HAVE IDENTICAL RECORDS THEN THE cHIEFS WOULD HAVE HOMEFIELD
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And, as stated by "A", it depends on final records and seeding............read a sports page......LOL.
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Capitols44
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05-10-17
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Originally posted by 44 Mag
After one game against each other, and two games in. KC isn't beating the Pat's again, no matter where they play. You must be new to the NFL. Andy Reid teams choke in the second half, and Belichick's teams excel.
any team can beat any team on any given sunday. You must be a patriots homer.
KC isn't beating the Pat's again, no matter where they play. You must be new to the NFL. Andy Reid teams choke in the second half, and Belichick's teams excel.