AFC
Houston, Denver, New England, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Miami/Indy winner
NFC
Atlanta, NY Giants, Chicago, San Fran, Green Bay, Minnesota/Seattle winner
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10-29-12 10:12 PM #1
Playoffs are almost set already
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10-29-12 10:20 PM #2
In a mediocrity ridden NFL this year, where parity is everywhere, isn't it a tad early to be locking in playoff teams?
And as for the Vikings, no way they make the playoffs barring Leslie Frazier and Bill Musgrave learning how to draw up a game plan. The second half schedule is brutal (2x GB, 2x CHI, Hou, Seattle, Det, STL). I will gladly eat crow if they do.
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10-29-12 10:30 PM #3
disagree with those teams, minn wont win 2 more games all year
indy no shot
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10-29-12 10:31 PM #4
Minnesota/seattle winner? have you seen the vikings schedule after the seahawks? only halfway through the season injuries/upsets happen plus both indy and phins have rookie qbs neither 1 makes it
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10-29-12 10:39 PM #5
Minnesota reminds me a lot of the team they had the year before Favre came. Solid talent around except for Qb. If they beat Seattle they'll be 6-3 and would need to just pull a 3-4 to likely make the playoffs. Schedule is tough, but that's not out of the question.
Seattle has a tough defense and a big home field advantage. Beat Minnesota and they'll hold that tiebreaker with a floundering NYJ coming to Seattle next week. Dallas or Phillie could make a run, but they are a bit flakey right now.
Who makes it over Mia/Indy in the AFC? SD? Oakland? Either of them would be better bets than Buffalo or Cincinnati.
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10-29-12 10:40 PM #6
kill yourself, we got some easy games and Houston may be resting guys vs us we play them 2 of last 3 games of season
Originally Posted by ttwarrior1
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10-29-12 10:45 PM #7
Indy-Miami winner my @ss
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10-29-12 11:00 PM #8
Would love to see the colts get in. Next 2 games are winnable
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10-29-12 11:21 PM #9
Looks pretty solid. Originally Posted by daneblazer
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10-29-12 11:29 PM #10
You think Baltimore can hold on? Idk. Cinc or Oakland can steal a Wild card birth. Originally Posted by daneblazer
NFC looks about right. But Eagles/Dallas could spoil a WC
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10-30-12 02:28 AM #11
NFC
atl
giants
green bay
san fran
wc: chicago, philly or lions.
AFC
Pats
Houston
Denver
Baltimore
W.C. Pitt,
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10-30-12 05:50 AM #12
NFC East probably two playoff teams.
Vikings won't hold on.
Seattle...unlikely
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10-30-12 07:22 AM #13
Lol already counting on teams resting players for them to stand a chance?! Originally Posted by ThaTopMoron
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10-30-12 07:26 AM #14
NFC: Atlanta, Giants, Bears, Niners Wildcard: Packers, Seachickens
AFC: Texans, Broncos, Pats, Pitt Wildcard: Ravens, Dolphins
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10-30-12 08:57 AM #15
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10-30-12 09:39 AM #16
The kid has a point. "Teams that have everything wrapped up" is dramatically reflected in the lines. Watch. Originally Posted by Frisco
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10-30-12 09:42 AM #17
I won't be surprised if Chargers still make it.
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10-30-12 09:57 AM #18
Wait a sec lol. Baltimore might not get the division. They are only 1 game up and have lost key players on defense. Also the Steelers are just now starting to click. You can't just say Playoffs are almost ready when it's week 9. Are you new to the NFL?? LMAO Originally Posted by daneblazer
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11-04-12 07:52 PM #19
Colts and Seahawks. Book it
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11-04-12 08:02 PM #20
Colts are getting a first round bye book it
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11-04-12 08:04 PM #21
eagles eagles gonna roar!
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11-04-12 08:14 PM #22
several weeks to go before we can say that
I'd likely bet any other combination in either conference.
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11-04-12 08:40 PM #23
is this srs talk? Originally Posted by rm18
they're gonna overtake the texans?
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11-04-12 08:59 PM #24
There is a pretty good chance they should be able to stay within 2 games and they play Houston week 15+17 especially if Schaub can get hurt then they win for sure
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11-04-12 09:02 PM #25
Why do people keep saying Philly. They're an awful team.
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11-04-12 09:05 PM #26
Mobile BOL - NFL Futures - Superbowl XLVII Winner - Indianapolis Colts +20000
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11-04-12 09:06 PM #27
Because the rest of the teams are awful too so anything can happen. Originally Posted by WvGambler
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11-04-12 09:07 PM #28
they have a good shot if the team ahead of them loses its QB, yeah Originally Posted by rm18
otherwise? Not so much.
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11-04-12 09:10 PM #29
cant see them sweeping and their schedules are similar aside from texans getting chicago next week Originally Posted by rm18
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11-04-12 09:12 PM #30
Stop dreaming with the Colts, they probably lose to the Jags next week.
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11-05-12 12:01 AM #31
Originally Posted by Popcorn Trick
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11-05-12 09:08 AM #32
I'd love to see Peyton have to come back to Indy for a playoff game. Indy fans are so stupid, they'd prolly root for him. Originally Posted by rm18
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11-05-12 11:53 PM #33
stadium is filled every home game and going nuts for Luck, i was just there for the Browns game Originally Posted by slacker00
don't talk about shit you know nothing about
i did spot 1 girl who was at the stadium and wearing a Broncos 18 jersey... i was like WTF
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11-06-12 12:12 AM #34
Seachickens are in some trouble after dropping the Lions game. I hope that tiebreaker doesn't shaft them.
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11-06-12 10:24 AM #35
Where you there when Indy hosted Pitts in the playoffs in 2005? There was more Steeler support than for the Colts. Originally Posted by ThaTopMoron
Indy fans not stupid? You call yourself ThaTopMoron.
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