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Packers win and they're in. That simple.
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I agree win and they're in, pretty sure Joe Buck was talking nonsense when he said the Giants Strength of Schedule might catch them in the event of a 3-way tie.
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Actually, looking at it again...
IF the Saints lose to the Falcons...AND Tampa Bay then beat the Saints next week...AND the Giants beat Washington, then you *could* have a four-way tie with NO, TB, GB and NYG all ending 10-6. TB would squeeze out NO based on head to head in the division. It'd then be decided based on strength of victory (ordinarily 'common games' is the first deciding factor but that doesn't work with the teams involved, in this scenario). So there's a very slight chance that there's a permutation here that could see GB out (but consensus seems to be that GB have the SoV clincher anyway). 99.9% that if the Packers win, they're in. |
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NFC Easy to work out:-
New Orleans @ St Louis Green Bay @ Chicago then New Orleans @ Philadelphia Green Bay @ Atlanta Eagles beat Packers in Philly simples ![]() |
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Just like in week ! [;)]
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one!
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St Louis HAVE to beat Seattle otherwise they don't make it (division tie-break). Nerve wracking final day for us Rams
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Seattle are a woeful team, hard place to play but I think the Rams will have enough to turn them over. Isn't Matt Hass out?
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