#1 ATL 11-1 - 7-1 conference record (clinched NFC South)
#2 SF 8-3-1 - 6-3-1 conference record...2-1-1 division record
#3 GB 8-4 - 6-3 conference record...3-0 division record
#4 NYG 7-5 - 6-3 conference record...2-3 division record
#5 CHI 8-4 - 5-3 conference record...2-1 division record - WC 1
#6 SEA 7-5 - 5-4 conference record...0-3 division record - WC 2
IN THE HUNT:
WAS 6-6 - 6-4 conference record...3-1 division record
DAL 6-6 - 5-5 conference record...3-2 division record
TB 6-6 - 3-5 conference record
MIN 6-6 - 4-5 conference record...2-2 division record
STL 5-6-1 - 5-3-1 conference record
NO 5-7 - 3-5 conference record
Last edited by Marc the Habs Fan: 12-09-2012 at 10:38 PM.
#1 ATL 11-2 - 7-2 conference record (clinched NFC South)
#2 SF 9-3-1 - 6-3-1 conference record...2-1-1 division record
#3 GB 9-4 - 7-3 conference record...4-0 division record
#4 NYG 8-5 - 7-3 conference record...2-3 division record
#5 SEA 8-5 - 6-4 conference record...1-3 division record - WC 1
#6 CHI 8-5 - 5-4 conference record...2-2 division record - WC 2
IN THE HUNT:
WAS 7-6 - 6-4 conference record...3-1 division record
DAL 7-6 - 5-5 conference record...3-2 division record
MIN 7-6 - 5-5 conference record...3-2 division record
STL 6-6-1 - 5-3-1 conference record
TB 6-7 - 3-6 conference record
#1 ATL 11-2 - 7-2 conference record (clinched NFC South)
#2 SF 9-3-1 - 6-3-1 conference record...2-1-1 division record
#3 GB 9-4 - 7-3 conference record...4-0 division record
#4 NYG 8-5 - 7-3 conference record...2-3 division record
#5 SEA 7-8 - 6-4 conference record...1-3 division record - WC 1
#6 CHI 8-5 - 5-4 conference record...2-2 division record - WC 2
IN THE HUNT:
WAS 7-6 - 6-4 conference record...3-1 division record
DAL 7-6 - 5-5 conference record...3-2 division record
MIN 7-6 - 5-5 conference record...3-2 division record
STL 6-6-1 - 5-3-1 conference record
TB 6-7 - 3-6 conference record
The Bears make me
Didn't even realize that Stl crept back into picture ,, That tie really hurts them
Absolutely nothing has been decided to say anyone has a very good shot at playing anyone right now. About the only thing that seems certain is Richard Sherman missing a playoff game or two. Add in the fact that they're a completely different team on the road and I don't see the Seahawks kicking anyone's ass in the playoffs.
Absolutely nothing has been decided to say anyone has a very good shot at playing anyone right now. About the only thing that seems certain is Richard Sherman missing a playoff game or two. Add in the fact that they're a completely different team on the road and I don't see the Seahawks kicking anyone's ass in the playoffs.
Browner-Trufant is still an above average CB combo if they don't have Sherman. Seattle is a well oiled machine and Wilson surprisingly has only gotten better and better. They are the ultimate darkhorse superbowl team right now.
Road losses include Arizona, Detroit, Miami, St. Louis and San Francisco, and they barely beat Carolina only because of Cam's AWFUL throw to an open Hartsock on 4th and goal from the 2. They did beat Chicago on the road, but they're awful right now. Seattle isn't winning 3 in a row on the road.
Browner-Trufant is still an above average CB combo if they don't have Sherman. Seattle is a well oiled machine and Wilson surprisingly has only gotten better and better. They are the ultimate darkhorse superbowl team right now.
They have a very good shot at winning that division. They'd be an incredibly scary 2 seed.
Very good shot? I'm not even convinced they'll beat Buffalo this weekend, and they need to pick up 2 games on SF with 3 remaining. It helps that they play them in 2 weeks and SF plays the Pats next week, but let's not go overrating Seattle just yet. Besides, GB would likely grab the #2 *if* Seattle makes up enough ground on SF to win that division.
Though it is interesting to revisit that MNF game in the unlikely event that they do tie for the #2/#3 seed by record.
Very good shot? I'm not even convinced they'll beat Buffalo this weekend, and they need to pick up 2 games on SF with 3 remaining. It helps that they play them in 2 weeks and SF plays the Pats next week, but let's not go overrating Seattle just yet. Besides, GB would likely grab the #2 *if* Seattle makes up enough ground on SF to win that division.
Very good shot? I'm not even convinced they'll beat Buffalo this weekend, and they need to pick up 2 games on SF with 3 remaining. It helps that they play them in 2 weeks and SF plays the Pats next week, but let's not go overrating Seattle just yet. Besides, GB would likely grab the #2 *if* Seattle makes up enough ground on SF to win that division.
Though it is interesting to revisit that MNF game in the unlikely event that they do tie for the #2/#3 seed by record.
What I'm saying is, it could easily be within their reach. They'd just have to win some winnable games and beat the 49ers.
Seattle would have to sweep these 3 games and have SF lose 2 out of 3, with one of those being at home vs Ari.
Seattle doesn't have a "good shot" at the division.
Uh, if they lose to the Pats, likely, and Seattle on the road, very possible, then Seattle is in the driver's seat, assuming they beat Buffalo. Then they'd need to beat STL at home to take care of business.
Seattle starts with the Bills on the road in the closest thing we'll have to Hockey Night In Canada this year, and despite what Grigs said, I expect that to be a competitive game. Remember, less than a month ago Buffalo went into Foxboro and nearly beat the Patriots, who just embarrassed the supposed best team in the NFL on MNF. This doesn't bode well for the 49ers, their opponent on SNF, but I expect their defense to put up more of an effort than the battered Texans' Defense.
Following that, Seattle has two teams it's already lost to (albeit on the road) in SF and STL. The Rams *could* be playing for a playoff spot in that game, so it won't be a piece of cake either. And Richard Sherman is set to be suspended on the 14th, which means for that pivotal game against SF and potentially STL, they'll be without both Browner and Sherman. Seattle may win the other two, but I really can't see SF losing to Seattle with both of those corners out. Following that, I can't see them winning 3 straight on the road to make the SB. Rookie QBs just don't do that, I don't care how good the defense is.
