NFC divisions in sb representation since last re-alignment

[Brees#1]

2002-NFC South(TB)
2003-NFC South(Carolina)
2004-NFC East(Philadelphia)
2005-NFC West(Seattle)
2006-NFC North(Chicago)
2007-NFC East(NYG)-------NFC South skipped(division att represented the least elite caliber)
2008-NFC West(Arizona)
2009-NFC South(NO)------NFC South gets back in rotation(NO brings eliteness back)
2010-NFC North(GB)
2011-NFC East(NYG)
2012-NFC West(SF)
2013-NFC West(Seattle)
2014-NFC West(Seattle)
2015-NFC South(Carolina)

Currently it's on the NFC South, and after that which could be next season it is NFC North's turn. And this pattern goes all the way back to the 1970 re-alignment(excluding the south).

 

[broncosmitty]

Pattern?

 

[CCF151]

Pattern?

I think it's a pattern of someone being off their meds too long...

 

[jarntt]

Pattern?

I was wondering what the Hell I was missing...maybe the pattern is a complete lack of a pattern

 

[Rockinkuwait]

I was wondering what the Hell I was missing...maybe the pattern is a complete lack of a pattern

I used to like that worst to first pattern the NFC South had going on for a while. Made that division so much fun to watch.

 

[Brees#1]

Y'all can laugh but when the cowboys, giants, cards, or seahawks don't go to the sb this year, don't say I didn't tell you so. If you have the team to compete you have the team to compete but injuries happen. It may be coincidence but it's all about due proccess. Bad luck can and will happen. That's why I don't won't Brees to retire a saint(unless he signs and retires like LT did with SD) because by the time the saints have the pieces to get there, it won't be the south's turn. I hate the NFC.

 

[Tainthappening]

It may be coincidence but it's all about due proccess.

 

[HaroldSeattle]

Y'all can laugh but when the cowboys, giants, cards, or seahawks don't go to the sb this year, don't say I didn't tell you so. If you have the team to compete you have the team to compete but injuries happen. It may be coincidence but it's all about due proccess. Bad luck can and will happen. That's why I don't won't Brees to retire a saint(unless he signs and retires like LT did with SD) because by the time the saints have the pieces to get there, it won't be the south's turn. I hate the NFC.

Seeing how there are 32 teams, naming just 4 that won't make it is making the odds in your favor. Giants and Cowboys? Nobody expect to see them in the SB, not even their fans.

Here's a prediction for you, the Saints won't be in the SB.

 

[SonnyCID]

Y'all can laugh but when the cowboys, giants, cards, or seahawks don't go to the sb this year, don't say I didn't tell you so. If you have the team to compete you have the team to compete but injuries happen. It may be coincidence but it's all about due proccess. Bad luck can and will happen. That's why I don't won't Brees to retire a saint(unless he signs and retires like LT did with SD) because by the time the saints have the pieces to get there, it won't be the south's turn. I hate the NFC.

Id be more impressed if you told me who does make the SB.

 

[Brees#1]

Seeing how there are 32 teams, naming just 4 that won't make it is making the odds in your favor. Giants and Cowboys? Nobody expect to see them in the SB, not even their fans.

Here's a prediction for you, the Saints won't be in the SB.

Well I named four teams because there is no way Philadelphia, Washington, LA, or SF are even sniffing one. As for the saints that's easy to say now but do you really think Denver without Manning is going to win in the superdome especially week 10 when Denver already will be a .500 team? Brees, unlike Newton has a fourth or fifth option to burn that defense. The saints are not going to ignore the OL again and they are a guard away from being back to prolific offense. Oh, and another thing? Coby Fleener was signed because SP knew Stanford brass and have the same offensive systems. He was not a fit in Indy. Every damn offensive player that was a reject from another team has been turned into a superstar by Brees and Payton. And btw soon you will know the names Hau'oli Kikahaha, Stephone Anthony, PJ Williams, Andrus Peat, they seem like no names down but give it time.

This wasn't even about my saints this was about a pattern. I have already said it I want Brees out of NO after 2017 so he can get a shot in the AFC. As for who I think will win the sb, the NFC is basically not at their best with teams like the saints down and giants(but they are winning the east it's their turn). Teams like Carolina lack the patience to win tough games compared to New England, Pittsburgh, and Indianapolis. Arizona's problem is Palmer isn't a playoff qb. And Fitz robbed the NFC of a much closer NFCCG last year. I think Pittsburgh wins over Green Bay. Not only will Nelson be back, they got a TE, Eddie Lacy has slimmed down, and will probably draft someone like Boyd. Pittsburgh will not have to worry about Manning and NE has to deal with deflategate.

I think Manning's retirement+that brings some life back into the AFC and players like Big Ben and Rivers take back the spotlight that has been robbbed from them since Manning went to Denver. And Luck gets the colts into serious title contention. If Brady is suspended NE is likely gonna be the fourth seed. Miami and Buffalo will beat them without Brady the first three weeks and Arizona has a chance to beat them but with Brady they don't.

 

[Southieinnc]

I was wondering what the Hell I was missing...maybe the pattern is a complete lack of a pattern

You need to stand on your head and re-read it......

 

[Southieinnc]

Well I named four teams because there is no way Philadelphia, Washington, LA, or SF are even sniffing one. As for the saints that's easy to say now but do you really think Denver without Manning is going to win in the superdome especially week 10 when Denver already will be a .500 team? Brees, unlike Newton has a fourth or fifth option to burn that defense. The saints are not going to ignore the OL again and they are a guard away from being back to prolific offense. Oh, and another thing? Coby Fleener was signed because SP knew Stanford brass and have the same offensive systems. He was not a fit in Indy. Every damn offensive player that was a reject from another team has been turned into a superstar by Brees and Payton. And btw soon you will know the names Hau'oli Kikahaha, Stephone Anthony, PJ Williams, Andrus Peat, they seem like no names down but give it time.

This wasn't even about my saints this was about a pattern. I have already said it I want Brees out of NO after 2017 so he can get a shot in the AFC. As for who I think will win the sb, the NFC is basically not at their best with teams like the saints down and giants(but they are winning the east it's their turn). Teams like Carolina lack the patience to win tough games compared to New England, Pittsburgh, and Indianapolis. Arizona's problem is Palmer isn't a playoff qb. And Fitz robbed the NFC of a much closer NFCCG last year. I think Pittsburgh wins over Green Bay. Not only will Nelson be back, they got a TE, Eddie Lacy has slimmed down, and will probably draft someone like Boyd. Pittsburgh will not have to worry about Manning and NE has to deal with deflategate.

I think Manning's retirement+that brings some life back into the AFC and players like Big Ben and Rivers take back the spotlight that has been robbbed from them since Manning went to Denver. And Luck gets the colts into serious title contention. If Brady is suspended NE is likely gonna be the fourth seed. Miami and Buffalo will beat them without Brady the first three weeks and Arizona has a chance to beat them but with Brady they don't.

with many words comes little meaning.....

 

[HaroldSeattle]

with many words comes little meaning.....

His train of thought keeps skipping ahead faster then he can type. Pretty hard to make sense of his posts usually, but seems to mean well.

 

[Brees#1]

Seeing how there are 32 teams, naming just 4 that won't make it is making the odds in your favor. Giants and Cowboys? Nobody expect to see them in the SB, not even their fans.

Here's a prediction for you, the Saints won't be in the SB.

Well I named four teams because there is no way Philadelphia, Washington, LA, or SF are even sniffing one. As for the saints that's easy to say now but do you really think Denver without Manning is going to win in the superdome especially week 10 when Denver already will be a .500 team? Brees, unlike Newton has a fourth or fifth option to burn that defense. The saints are not going to ignore the OL again and they are a guard away from being back to prolific offense. Oh, and another thing? Coby Fleener was signed because SP knew Stanford brass and have the same offensive systems. He was not a fit in Indy. Every damn offensive player that was a reject from another team has been turned into a superstar by Brees and Payton. And btw soon you will know the names Hau'oli Kikahaha, Stephone Anthony, PJ Williams, Andrus Peat, they seem like no names down but give it time.

 

[Brees#1]

Id be more impressed if you told me who does make the SB.

As for who I think will win the sb, the NFC is basically not at their best with teams like the saints down and giants(but they are winning the east it's their turn). Teams like Carolina lack the patience to win tough games compared to New England, Pittsburgh, and Indianapolis. Arizona's problem is Palmer isn't a playoff qb. And Fitz robbed the NFC of a much closer NFCCG last year. I think Pittsburgh wins over Green Bay. Not only will Nelson be back, they got a TE, Eddie Lacy has slimmed down, and will probably draft someone like Boyd. Pittsburgh will not have to worry about Manning and NE has to deal with deflategate.

 

[Scooby-Doo]

Pattern?

Exactly what I was thinking.

You have to be Will Hunting to solve that pattern.

 

[molsaniceman]

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

Don't do drugs kids

 

[shopson67]

All I need to see is the West in 3 of the last 4, and only 1 game short in 2015 (Cards) and in 2011(Niners).

That's the only pattern necessary.

 

[flyerhawk]

It would be really helpful if you could explain to us what the pattern is.