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Wilks is clueless, this is what you get for hiring a 1 yr coordinator whose only previous experience as a head coach was a losing season at Savannah State
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SadWe had 69 more yards in total offense than George Kittle had by himself.
Throwing players under bus but praising Gameplan. Delusional
At Atlanta, home against the Rams and then at Seattle.
Atlanta is not playing good football but they will probably find their rhythm next week, Rams could be a repeat of the first game and the Seahawks will probably need to win out to guarantee a playoff spot...3-13 here we come.
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How can we be tied with the Niners since they beat us twice and we have the same SofS?
How can we be tied with the Niners since they beat us twice and we have the same SofS?
Thanks, and I meant we beat them twice.We beat the Niners twice, but that is irrelevant.
SoS is the same.
- Strength of schedule, which is the combined win-loss record for all 16 of the team's opponents in the previous season (ties count as a half win and half loss). The team with the lower strength of schedule (i.e. their opponents compiled fewer wins) is granted the earlier pick in round one.
- Record in common games against division opponents (if the teams are in the same division).
- Record in common games against conference opponents (if the teams are in the same conference).
- Coin flip(s), which occur(s) at the pre-draft NFL Combine.
We are both 0-2 against Divisional Foes (Unless they are counting SF as a Division Opponent, then they easily win the tie-breaker)
We both have 1 win against Conference Opponents (Same as above)
Love...praise the defense in one comment, then throw them under the bus, with the old missed tackle excuse.xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
Thanks, and I meant we beat them twiceWe beat them twice (I am sure you knew that)
But here are the NFL rules for determining draft order.
- Overall ties are then broken by strength of schedule, which is a calculation of the combined record of all of a team\'s opponents in that year, with divisional opponents counting twice.
- The next tie breaker would be record against conference opponents and then divisional opponents.
- Coin flip will occur if tie still exists
We beat the Niners twice, but that is irrelevant.
SoS is the same.
- Strength of schedule, which is the combined win-loss record for all 16 of the team's opponents in the previous season (ties count as a half win and half loss). The team with the lower strength of schedule (i.e. their opponents compiled fewer wins) is granted the earlier pick in round one.
- Record in common games against division opponents (if the teams are in the same division).
- Record in common games against conference opponents (if the teams are in the same conference).
- Coin flip(s), which occur(s) at the pre-draft NFL Combine.
We are both 0-2 against Divisional Foes (Unless they are counting SF as a Division Opponent, then they easily win the tie-breaker)
We both have 1 win against Conference Opponents (Same as above)
Well, if I recall, one of the TV announcers made the same observation, Sherfield should have come back.
A huge smile on my face....What does a win against a awful team guarantee? Wilks’ chances of staying?
I love winning too, but terms of winning for a long time.
A huge smile on my face....
Love...praise the defense in one comment, then throw them under the bus, with the old missed tackle excuse.
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Dude are you like 13? Serious question. I don't think you know what you're saying, and I'll bet if you saw me you would only address me as sir.
I dub thee, Sir Idiot .. . lololol
The only reason I like you is because you're older than me....
And you always get me into Andy's tailgate...