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01-02-2005, 03:45 PM
Team playoff scenarios
By Jeremy Stone, Yahoo! Sports
December 28, 2004

AFC scenarios | NFC scenarios | Team by team

AFC
# Steelers have clinched No. 1 seed and home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs.
# Patriots have clinched No. 2 seed and first-round bye.
# Colts have clinched No. 3 seed and will host No. 6 seed.
# Chargers have clinched No. 4 seed and will host No. 5 seed.

Jets
# Clinch playoff berth with win OR Broncos loss/tie OR Bills loss/tie.
# Clinch No. 5 seed with win OR Bills loss.
# Would be No. 6 seed with loss, Broncos loss/tie AND Bills win.
# Eliminated with loss, Bills win, AND Broncos win.

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Broncos
# Clinch playoff berth with win OR Bills, Jaguars and Ravens losses.
# Clinch No. 5 seed with win, Bills win AND Jets loss.
# Eliminated with loss AND Bills, Jaguars or Ravens win.

Bills
# Clinch playoff berth with win AND either Broncos loss/tie or Jets loss.
# Clinch No. 5 seed with win, Jets loss AND Broncos loss/tie.
# Eliminated with loss OR both Jets win/tie and Broncos win.

Jaguars
# Clinch No. 6 seed with win, Broncos loss, Bills loss PLUS Ravens loss or ANY of the following: Chiefs win, Bengals loss, Browns loss, Jets loss or Redskins loss.
# Eliminated with loss/tie OR Broncos win/tie OR Bills win/tie.

Ravens
# Clinch No. 6 seed with win, Broncos loss, Bills loss PLUS Jaguars loss or ALL of the following: Chiefs loss, Bengals win, Browns win, Jets win and Redskins win.
# Eliminated with loss/tie OR Broncos win/tie OR Bills win/tie.

NFC
# Eagles have clinched No. 1 seed and home-field advantage throughout NFC playoffs.
# Falcons have clinched No. 2 seed and first-round bye.
# Packers have clinched No. 3 seed and will host No. 6 seed.

Seahawks
# Have clinched playoff berth.
# Clinch NFC West (and No. 4 seed) with win/tie or Rams loss/tie.
# Clinch at least No. 5 seed with Vikings loss.

Vikings
# Clinch playoff berth with Rams loss/tie OR Panthers loss/tie.
# Clinch No. 5 seed with win OR both Panthers loss/tie AND Rams loss/tie.
# Eliminated with loss, Panthers win, AND Rams win.

Panthers
# Clinch playoff berth with win/tie AND any of the following: Seahawks win/tie, Vikings loss/tie, or Rams loss/tie.
# Clinch No. 5 seed with win, Vikings loss AND Rams loss/tie.
# Eliminated with loss OR all of the following: Rams win, Vikings win, Seahawks loss.

Saints
# Clinch No. 6 seed with win AND either Rams loss/tie or both Seahawks win/tie and Vikings win/tie.
# Eliminated with loss/tie OR Rams win PLUS either Seahawks loss or Vikings loss.

Rams
# Clinch NFC West (and No. 4 seed) with win AND Seahawks loss.
# Clinch No. 5 seed with win, Vikings loss AND Panthers loss/tie.
# Clinch No. 6 seed with win, Vikings loss AND Saints loss.
# Eliminated with loss/tie OR both Vikings win/tie AND Seahawks win/tie.

T Park
01-02-2005, 05:03 PM
RAMS ARE IN!!!!!!!!!

Suck it haters!!!!!

Big win by the Rams over the JETS.


now if Atlanta can help out, the Rams would play the Seahawks with home field advantage AND, they would more than likely play whoever after that.

Duff McCartney
01-02-2005, 05:08 PM
Big win? Halfway through the 4th the Jets didn't care about the rest of the game. They were already in. St Louis is gonna choke it again in the first round.

T Park
01-02-2005, 05:44 PM
Big win? Halfway through the 4th the Jets didn't care about the rest of the game. They were already in. St Louis is gonna choke it again in the first round.

oh reallly, then why did they keep pennington in at the end of the game and try to win.

Dumbfuck.


Yes it is a big win, over a good AFC playoff team, great game Marc freakin Bulger

21 touchdown passes on the year, if he wouldnt have missed the two games hed prob have 28.

Great win to vault into the playoffs
if Seattle looses, Rams win the division, AND i believe, play Seattle IN the first round.

Rams won win the Super Bowl, but they arent first and out either.,

T Park
01-02-2005, 05:46 PM
yeah the Rams will play the Seahawks no matter what.

The Seahawk win determines division winner and home field advantage.