NFC second Wildcard

**alexander_37** · 11-30-2012, 09:53 PM

Originally Posted by Mudvayneowns91

I think it's TB. Washington is intriguing and Seattle if they can pull an upset in the remained would be my other favorites.

Seattle is undefeated at home and have the Bills on the road so hardly upsets.

**Mudvayne91** · 11-30-2012, 10:31 PM

@Bears and Niners are what concern me. Call me crazy if you want, but beating the Niners to me is somewhat of an upset, even if Seattle is at home. I do think they have a decent shot though, so don't get too irked over it.

**raiderposting** · 11-30-2012, 10:32 PM

my vote just depends on monday night. right now im leaning to the redskins, if they win against the giants ill be confident.

**IHateTheSkins** · 12-01-2012, 02:31 AM

Originally Posted by raiderposting

my vote just depends on monday night. right now im leaning to the redskins, if they win against the giants ill be confident.

This. If they lose, then the seahawks.

**DaBears1990** · 12-01-2012, 03:56 AM

Right now, I have the NFC playoffs playing out this way

1. Falcons
2. 49ers
3. Bears
4. Giants
5. Packers
6. Seahawks

While I'm at it, I'll go a step farther and say It will be Bears @ Atlanta & Giants @ 49ers come Divisional Round.

**bwallstreet** · 12-01-2012, 10:33 AM

Originally Posted by alexander_37

Clearly you haven't even looked at the schedule Seattle has not played a single home division game yet....

How do you not understand what I wrote, do you read or not?

Originally Posted by bwallstreet

3 teams they already lost to at home and the bills and bears on the road??? is that what u mean

5 remaining games

Away:
@ Bears 12/2
@ Bills 12/16

Home:
vs Cardinals 12/9 They lost to the Cardinals in Week 1
vs 49ers 12/23 They lost to the 49ers in Week 7
vs Rams 12/30 They lost to the Rams in Week 4

Once again....3 home games vs 3 teams they already lost to and 2 road games against the bears and bills

p.s. you keep pointing out your home record...your 1-5 on the road with your 1 win against Carolina, the worst team you've played all season record-wise.

**bwallstreet** · 12-01-2012, 10:39 AM

Originally Posted by DaBears1990

Right now, I have the NFC playoffs playing out this way

1. Falcons
2. 49ers
3. Bears
4. Giants
5. Packers
6. Seahawks

While I'm at it, I'll go a step farther and say It will be Bears @ Atlanta & Giants @ 49ers come Divisional Round.

1. Falcons
2. 49ers
3. Packers
4. Giants
5. Bears
6. Buccaneers

GB has an easier schedule down the road and I think most importantly GB beats Chi in the head to head Week 15

**alexander_37** · 12-01-2012, 05:44 PM

Originally Posted by bwallstreet

How do you not understand what I wrote, do you read or not?

Sorry I didn't think you would be thick enough to contradict your own argument, it seemed more intellectually plausible to mis-read the schedule.

5 remaining games

Away:
@ Bears 12/2
@ Bills 12/16

Home:
vs Cardinals 12/9 They lost to the Cardinals in Week 1
vs 49ers 12/23 They lost to the 49ers in Week 7
vs Rams 12/30 They lost to the Rams in Week 4

Once again....3 home games vs 3 teams they already lost to and 2 road games against the bears and bills

p.s. you keep pointing out your home record...your 1-5 on the road with your 1 win against Carolina, the worst team you've played all season record-wise.

They beat the Pats, Pack, and absolutely crushed the Cowboys after they beat the Giants

why is it impossible to think the can win those 3 home games....

It's absolutely ******** to use their road record as an argument about why they will lose, but then turn around and ignore their home record as a reason they could win.

**bwallstreet** · 12-01-2012, 07:11 PM

dont get cute....the 3 teams you play at home you already lost to....that says something you think it doesnt your on mars

chicago would beat you in seattle, chicago, southeast asia, london, jupiter. it doesnt matter.

keep sleeping on buffalo and youll leave there with a loss like miami.

how bout this the 5 home wins, were any of those teams from the west coast? no....were any of those teams used to going to seattle once a year? no

your talking about the 3 teams best prepared to play in seattle

heres whats gonna happen...mark my words...you lose to chicago and san fran and you lose at least one of the other 3 games...

if browner and sherman get suspendedbefore next week i dont know how you win another game

**Cal827** · 12-01-2012, 07:14 PM

Poor Vikings

Anyways, either Tampa or Seattle IMO

**alexander_37** · 12-01-2012, 07:14 PM

Originally Posted by bwallstreet

dont get cute....the 3 teams you play at home you already lost to....that says something you think it doesnt your on mars

chicago would beat you in seattle, chicago, southeast asia, london, jupiter. it doesnt matter.

keep sleeping on buffalo and youll leave there with a loss like miami.

how bout this the 5 home wins, were any of those teams from the west coast? no....were any of those teams used to going to seattle once a year? no

your talking about the 3 teams best prepared to play in seattle

heres whats gonna happen...mark my words...you lose to chicago and san fran and you lose at least one of the other 3 games...

if browner and sherman get suspendedbefore next week i dont know how you win another game

Keep making excuses. Seattle has yet to lose by more than 7 points. If you think that home field advantage can't make a 7 point advantage you are much more stupid than I gave you credit for.

**Pinstripe pride** · 12-01-2012, 07:20 PM

dont care as long as its not the seahawks

**YouCan'tBeatLA** · 12-01-2012, 07:46 PM

Originally Posted by Pinstripe power

dont care as long as its not the seahawks

Keep hating.

**Shareeb_omac2** · 12-02-2012, 12:11 AM

It's funny when Seahawks fans bring up the Packers game as proof of how good they are...

**matthewredskin3** · 12-02-2012, 12:41 AM

Redskins hold the tie-breaker over all those teams...just saying. This will be a better discussion after Monday.

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