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FFS - seems every second play these days is a penalty
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No consistency. One game has flag after flag, then other games there are hardly any thrown.
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Great play to Sanders, 33 yards.
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I'll take a FG here.
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Swardean 14 Dec 14 23:07
Bad loss for Green Bay, but they really have had a soft schedule and won games against poor defenses. It will be interesting to see how they perform in the playoffs in forced to go on the road soft schedule compared to who though?? Granted the defence isn't great at times ( Mason Crosby is a bigger worry for me ) but can make the big plays. Only team I would be afraid of is Seattle against the Packers |
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49 yard FG..it's good.
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They have only beaten 2 teams with a winning record
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I agree about seahawks dlarssonf, if they hang on here and win out, the road to the superbowl goes through Seattle... again
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If the cowboys or eagles finish on the same record who holds the tiebreakers?
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It was 3 before today's loss for the dolphins, NFC is a tougher conference and have beaten the best team in the AFC. If they play their best in particular Aaron Rodgers they only team that can beat them is Seattle for me. Obviously any can happen on any given day , but Green Bay would be one of the last teams I would want to face in the playoffs
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Seahawks look scary again and homefield advantage for them Swardean frightens me
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Was just trying to envisage a scenario where if the lions win the division, the packers miss the playoffs, but after a quick check, if they occupy the wildcard spot and finish with an identical record to either the cowboys or the eagles they should be in
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i think
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packers have beaten eangles, so if between them, then packers on h2h. If it was against Dallas, I think GB win again with better division/conference record
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cheers swardean
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same as you SJ... I think !
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cmon the vikings
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I know what you mean about packers. Any team with Rodgers if dangerous. But my point was about them losing home field advantage after today results, my stat about their record against teams over .500 looks worrying as both them wins were at home. Lions/Packers game coming up will be a cracker
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Cowboys for me in the later game. Good luck all.
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That's fair enough Swardean I don't really rate any of the teams in the AFC , apart from New England & on their day the steelers. NFC it's Seattle & Green Bay for me. Yeah huge Game now between the Lions & Packers , hopefully a cracker with a Green Bay win
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...mmm, wouldn't see anyone in NFC (outside of Packers and Seahawks) capable of beating Patriots or Broncos. I think Patriots are the best in the NFL.
Looking at the "best of the rest" Steelers, Ravens, Bills, Colts, Chiefs........in comparison to Eagles, Cowboys, Lions, Cardinals?? Don't see much difference. Packers just beaten by AFC team who may not even make play-offs  |
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Yeah Packers had a poor day which has happened every team in the NFL this year. I think the Packers would beat Denver But I agree the Pats are a great team and I think they win the AFC.
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If I was going for a real outsider (excluding Patriots, Broncos, Seahawks, Packers - call them the "big 4" for this purpose)......I'd go for Ravens or Steelers because I think they could put a run together.
Eagles, Cowboys, Cardinals, Colts, Bengals, Chiefs, Bills could beat any of the "big 4" but just all so "flakey" in their own way (Cardinals excepted, just so banged-up)- just don't seem capable to me of putting in 3-4 solid games in a row. |
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...meaning beat them on a given day...
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Yeah for some reason I think the steelers may have a say , they would be the best outsider for me.
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