az1965
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How does the playoff position now look??
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I'm not too sure, but I know that Minny, Detroit, and us are all 6-6. We hold the tie-breaker over Detroit, so either Minny has that last spot or we do.
1. Head-to-Head
2. Division Record
3. Common Games
4. Conference Record
5. Strength of Victory
6. Strength of Schedule
7. Combined Ranking Among Conference Teams (points scored and points allowed)
8. Combined Ranking Among All Teams (points scored and points allowed)
9. Net Points (common games)
10. Net Points (all games)
11. Net Touchdowns (all games)
Currently the Cardinals have the last playoff spot by virtue of tie breakers.
Detroit: Head to Head
Division: Cards 2-2, Minnesota 2-3
The Seahawks game is absolutely huge next week.
2. Division Record
3. Common Games
4. Conference Record
5. Strength of Victory
6. Strength of Schedule
7. Combined Ranking Among Conference Teams (points scored and points allowed)
8. Combined Ranking Among All Teams (points scored and points allowed)
9. Net Points (common games)
10. Net Points (all games)
11. Net Touchdowns (all games)
Currently the Cardinals have the last playoff spot by virtue of tie breakers.
Detroit: Head to Head
Division: Cards 2-2, Minnesota 2-3
The Seahawks game is absolutely huge next week.
arthurracoon
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wooo hooo!!!
Renz
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Rich Eisen said that Minnesota has the last playoff spot right now. Probably because they have a better conference record.
For Wild-Card ties (2 Clubs):
1. Head-to-head
2. Best PCT in games within conference
3. Best PCT in common games, min. of four
Vikings 4-5
Cards 3-5
Vikings have a slight lead.
According to ESPN.com
Both games next week are conference games.
1. Head-to-head
2. Best PCT in games within conference
3. Best PCT in common games, min. of four
Vikings 4-5
Cards 3-5
Vikings have a slight lead.
According to ESPN.com
Both games next week are conference games.
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who cares really....we need to win period
here's the thing though....it doesn't mean anything till I see an X=clinched playoff spot next to our name
jmt
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That cannot be right. In a three way tie, Division record cannot take precedence over conference record. Therefore Minnesota has the edge.
Paso Fino
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Sorry to rain on the parade
But if the Cardinals make the playoffs, they have little chance of going anywhere. Many of the best players are injured and the residual simply is not good enough to go very far.
But if the Cardinals make the playoffs, they have little chance of going anywhere. Many of the best players are injured and the residual simply is not good enough to go very far.
azmike74
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Be positive, dude.
Getting in is huge. Be happy with that.
Plus I kinda remember a no win situation in cowass around '98.
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Yeah if they'd get the logo updated.
az1965
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Interesting... none of the teams in NFC yet eliminated. That means even Rams have a shot... Amazing!
AFC Tiebreakers
AFC Tiebreakers
- Cleveland is the No. 6 seed based on conference record over Tennessee (5-4 to Titans' 4-4)
- Seattle is the No. 3 seed based on head-to-head record over Tampa Bay (1-0).
- Arizona is the No. 6 seed based on head-to-head record over Detroit (1-0).
- Detroit wins a division tiebreaker based on division record over Minnesota (3-2 to Vikings' 2-3).
- Miami (Week 11), N.Y. Jets (Week 13)
- None
This thing is wide open.
I don’t see them catching Seattle, the Hawks will go at least 2 and 2 the rest of the way for a 10-6 record so the Cards would have to win out to catch them. Possible but not likely.
So that leaves 9 teams for 2 spots. The Giants (8-4), Lions (6-6), Vikings (6-6), Cards (6-6), Bears (5-7), Panthers (5-7), Saints (5-7), Eagles (5-7), and the Skins (5-7). In my view Detroit has the hardest schedule but the rest is about even. They will all have to play each other during the stretch so it will come down to which team gets hot at the right time. Every team on here has the real possibility of going 0-4 or even 3-1, 4-0 over the next four games.
Here are the games for next week.
Chi Vs Was
Det Vs Dallas
Giants Vs Eagles
Min Vs 9ers
Cards Vs Hawks
Car Vs Jac
NO Vs Falcons
It looks like a 9-7 record would almost lock up a playoff spot. Can the Cards go 3-1 against the Hawks, Saints, Falcons, and Rams?
I don’t see them catching Seattle, the Hawks will go at least 2 and 2 the rest of the way for a 10-6 record so the Cards would have to win out to catch them. Possible but not likely.
So that leaves 9 teams for 2 spots. The Giants (8-4), Lions (6-6), Vikings (6-6), Cards (6-6), Bears (5-7), Panthers (5-7), Saints (5-7), Eagles (5-7), and the Skins (5-7). In my view Detroit has the hardest schedule but the rest is about even. They will all have to play each other during the stretch so it will come down to which team gets hot at the right time. Every team on here has the real possibility of going 0-4 or even 3-1, 4-0 over the next four games.
Here are the games for next week.
Chi Vs Was
Det Vs Dallas
Giants Vs Eagles
Min Vs 9ers
Cards Vs Hawks
Car Vs Jac
NO Vs Falcons
It looks like a 9-7 record would almost lock up a playoff spot. Can the Cards go 3-1 against the Hawks, Saints, Falcons, and Rams?
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Depends what you mean by "anywhere". First round against the Seahawks or Bucs, even on the road? I think they have a pretty decent shot. If they wind up winning the division, again, they can win in the first round, most definitely.
It'd take something untoward to win at Green Bay or at Dallas, though. Those teams are head and shoulders above the rest.
