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rmilia1
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For sure. I'm just saying that in order to win the NFC you've got to make the playoffs lolWell the stars aligned for them yesterday. A Packers team with a healthy Rodgers is as dangerous as anybody.
For sure. I'm just saying that in order to win the NFC you've got to make the playoffs lolWell the stars aligned for them yesterday. A Packers team with a healthy Rodgers is as dangerous as anybody.
For sure. I'm just saying that in order to win the NFC you've got to make the playoffs lol
My money is on Minnesota, especially if Philly loses some games down the stretch and they get home-field advantage.
If Philly beats the Giants next week, not a stretch, they clinch a bye, and can be no worse than #2 seed. The Saints are almost certainly looking at playing on the road the whole way, which is not impossible but tougher.
The Eagles need to win two more games to get homefield throughout - which they should do, as they play New York, Oakland and Dallas (the latter two at home).
This could well allow them to get to the Super Bowl. I would argue they have gone from near prohibitive favourite to back in the bunch. The offense is still good, and so should be the defense. And the likely candidates to emerge are all dome / warm weather teams. Also, Foles is not 27-2 good, but he probably is not as bad as he was under Fisher either.
Do I think the Eagles will get to the SB? Probably not...
Minnesota is not a warm weather / dome team.
No, they're a cold weather dome team.
The Eagles need to win two more games to get homefield throughout - which they should do, as they play New York, Oakland and Dallas (the latter two at home).
This could well allow them to get to the Super Bowl. I would argue they have gone from near prohibitive favourite to back in the bunch. The offense is still good, and so should be the defense. And the likely candidates to emerge are all dome / warm weather teams. Also, Foles is not 27-2 good, but he probably is not as bad as he was under Fisher either.
Do I think the Eagles will get to the SB? Probably not...
Do not discount Rodgers coming back. A long shot to make the post season for sure, but I always like the Packers chances when he is under center.
9. Green Bay- they're only this low because I don't see a realistic oath for them since they need both Seattle and Atlanta to lose 2 more times AND to win out just to have a shot to get in. IF they somehow do get in they may be my number 1
Sure it's feasible but pretty tough . Plus I think GB has a tougher remaining schedule than Dallas as well. If any of the 7-6 teams lose again they're toast.The Packers have the head-to-head tie break over SEA and DAL. ATL holds the tie break over GB.
If the Packers ran the table, they'd need (SEA to lose once) and (CAR to lose once more or ATL to lose twice).
GB: @CAR, MIN, @DET
SEA: LAR, @DAL, ARI
ATL: @TB, @NO, CAR
CAR: GB, TB, @ATL
Feasible.
That said, of all 10 NFC teams with a winning record, only the Lions have a worse defense than the Packers in points against and yards allowed. If the Packers did get in, it would just be another year the D can't stop the other team from scoring.
Sure it's feasible but pretty tough . Plus I think GB has a tougher remaining schedule than Dallas as well. If any of the 7-6 teams lose again they're toast.
few too many over looking them, they're not out yet
Was hoping Cleveland to hang on, but I guess MN will just need to beat them in Lambeau to kill the dream
It'll all depend if he gets medically cleared this week. I don't think it's a sure thing as some assume, but I wouldn't bet against it...Which is change, I didn't think he'd have a shot at healing enough....
I agree it's tough. I agree the 7-6 teams need to win out.
Without Aaron Rodgers, the Packers most likely lose out. With Aaron Rodgers... well, we've all seen what he can do and no one should ever count him out until the clock is officially zeroes.