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I'm hoping the Chargers get in. They have the best chance of winning a game.
Hey guys,
Just checking if I have things right about the playoffs.
Ravens - have to win and either the Dolphins or the Chargers lose. In a 2-way h2h, the Ravens have the edge over both. In a 3-way, they lose because they haven't faced the Chargers and the decision goes to Conference record and the Dolphins have the edge.
Dolphins - have to win and either the Ravens lose or the Chargers win.
Chargers - have to win and both the Ravens and the Dolphins have to lose.
Steelers - Ravens, Dolphins and Chargers have to lose and they have to win.
Is that correct ? is there anything to add?
Thanks
I'm hoping the Chargers get in. They have the best chance of winning a game.
I hope Phillip Rivers and co. make the playoffs
It'd be funny if just like 2008, we sneak in with a mediocre-ass record while an 11-5 team misses out
Chargers would beat Cincy then put the fear of god into the Broncos...feel the same way about Baltimore but they ain't makin it.
Pullin for Rivers tbh
Chargers get in they make it to the AFCCG, and a bowl run wouldn't surprise me. The AFC is that bad this year.
If I'm the Colts, I throw Week 17 against the Jags. I doubt the Ravens go into Cincinnati and win, but even if they do the Chargers and their weird ass Colts voodoo. That 2008 playoff home game they got with an 8-8 record against a 12-4 Colts team was horse . So was the ending. Colts stopped them on third down like every time but flags everywhere. Yeah, yeah "there's holding on every play". It's just curious when you wait until overtime of a ing playoff game to start flagging for it.
San Diego, nothing would make me happier than to see that team get shipped to another town and rebranded with a new name and colors.
Fivehead choking to Volek and Sproles in back-to-back years
Rather see the Chargers for reasons others have mentioned. The NFC is so stacked, that I'd rather have a team that is the true definition of a dark horse that can really rattle these upper tier AFC teams. They are certainly an inconsistent team. But, their willingness to run the ball consistently, yet effectively makes them a legit threat to any team. Ryan Matthews is looking like an actual running back this year. And with Keenan Allen balling out of his skull, anything can happen.
Signature wins this year at Denver, at Kansas City and a convincing home win VS Indianapolis make them all the more desirable from a fan of the game perspective for wanting a series of good games this playoff season. They can play anywhere. Fielding a compe ive game VS Cinci is also worthy of note.
But, it seems they need help from Geno Sanchez, and Matt Bonner's cousin, so it's not looking pretty.
I'ma be salty about that 2008 game forever. Sup guys let's wait until overtime and start flagging the out of the Colts for defensive holding! C'mon, it'll be funny!
Cincy will pull it out at home. No idea what to expect from the Jest but they hate Miami so anything can happen.
One would hope Cinci pulls it off, but they've already lost to Baltimore once this year (albeit on the road). The Jets however, have won just one road game this year, and that was at Atlanta
Ravens must win and Dolphins must lose?
I don't see how Miami can be ahead in the standings now, then if both Fish and Ravens win the Ravens will surpass the Fish?
Last edited by MultiTroll; 12-24-2013 at 05:39 PM.
If all 3 win they go to the 3-team tiebreaker, which is conference record (Miami would win). If they both win and SD loses it's a 2-team tiebreaker, and BAL beat MIA H2H so they'd be in.
Miami is going to get in and they'll be one of the tiest playoff teams of my lifetime, tbh..
Their offensive line is going to be manhandled in a playoff game, tbh..
The Ravens also get in if everyone loses.
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