arrowgargantuan said:subin said:This last one doesn't make sense:
Case 5
Packers beat the Bears, and
Giants beat the Redskins, and
Eagles beat the Falcons, and
Saints beat the Panthers, and
Rams beat the Vikings
Does that make sense to anyone?
yeah that one me had me scratching my head as well...
I kind of think it's cool that after a 1-4 start to the season we are now talking about possibly being in the playoffs.
i think the bears are going to pee all over our dreams, metaphorically speaking of course.
I don't disagree. I just think it's cool we have a shot considering many Packer fans didn't even see this team winning 3 games.
division record has nothing to do with tiebreakers for the wildcard. and the giants and packers would be tied for their conference record. it then goes to common games and they are tied there at 1-4, so it goes to strength of victory....
if the giants win, pack are out.
Cory said:arrowgargantuan said:subin said:This last one doesn't make sense:
Case 5
Packers beat the Bears, and
Giants beat the Redskins, and
Eagles beat the Falcons, and
Saints beat the Panthers, and
Rams beat the Vikings
Does that make sense to anyone?
yeah that one me had me scratching my head as well...
I kind of think it's cool that after a 1-4 start to the season we are now talking about possibly being in the playoffs.
i think the bears are going to pee all over our dreams, metaphorically speaking of course.
I don't disagree. I just think it's cool we have a shot considering many Packer fans didn't even see this team winning 3 games.
Right. Watching the team struggle so much early in the year I had to wonder if they were going to equal last season's record. They have proving that they are defiantly coming together as a team. And it gives us something to look forward to for next year.
But Try as I might I can't see them pulling off the upset in Chicago next Sunday. I hope I am wrong of course and will gladly eat my words if they do.
division record has nothing to do with tiebreakers for the wildcard. and the giants and packers would be tied for their conference record. it then goes to common games and they are tied there at 1-4, so it goes to strength of victory....
if the giants win, pack are out.
i have a question, why would we lose to the giants in the tie breaker????
we have a better record in the div, and the confrence record is tied.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2668613
umair said:i have a question, why would we lose to the giants in the tie breaker????
we have a better record in the div, and the confrence record is tied.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2668613
The Giants would go because both the Packers and Giants would have a 1-4 record against common opponents, and it would then go to strength of victory, which the Giants have a big lead in now. .437-.317. Beating Chicago would help the Packers alot here, but probaly wouldnt be enough.
The division record only matters when two teams are in the same division.
Well then why does it say "3 or more teams?"...
Jakest3r said:Well then why does it say "3 or more teams?"...
:shrug:
Same reason you(and myself ) didn't read "TO BREAK A TIE WITHIN A DIVISION".
Cuz the person who wrote it was a human and humans make mistakes. Or its the same template that was used when there were five teams in a division.
Zero2Cool said:Jakest3r said:Well then why does it say "3 or more teams?"...
:shrug:
Same reason you(and myself ) didn't read "TO BREAK A TIE WITHIN A DIVISION".
Cuz the person who wrote it was a human and humans make mistakes. Or its the same template that was used when there were five teams in a division.
Oh...Thanks for clearing that up... I never really thought it mattered division either, it's just when it said "3 or more teams" it got me confused, oh well I don't feel too bad since you thought the same! :twisted: