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LETS GOOOOOOOOOOO

Just now, SlimShady'sGhost said:

FWIW.

 

Cleveland and Oakland ELIMINATED

 

Which helps us. 

 

Chance to make playoffs even with losing out - which will NOT happen unless there's a bus crash or something - is up 20 % higher than it was to start the day.

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I was listening to the pregame show on WGR and they raised an interesting question. 

If we lose out and still make the playoffs, how do you end up feeling about the season? Gotta be a disappointment if that happens.

 

Good thing it wont - LET'S GO!!

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This is a weird scenario, but according to 538 we clinch a playoff berth with a loss by Tennessee to Houston in week 17 no matter what happens in any other game.  I don't pretend to understand the math behind that one -- it seems like the Colts should still have some kind of chance to catch us, but I guess not.

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8 minutes ago, BillsFanSD said:

This is a weird scenario, but according to 538 we clinch a playoff berth with a loss by Tennessee to Houston in week 17 no matter what happens in any other game.  I don't pretend to understand the math behind that one -- it seems like the Colts should still have some kind of chance to catch us, but I guess not.

 

The Bills win the tie-breaker over the Colts and Titans if they all finish 9-7. 

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1 hour ago, SlimShady'sGhost said:

Sunday Night Football” (8:20 p.m., NBC) was flexed to give us the AFC wild-card battle between the Steelers and the visiting Bills. Buffalo can clinch a playoff spot with a win (and is still alive to catch the Patriots for the AFC East title), and the Steelers are trying to catch the Bills for the No. 5 wild-card berth, which is important since the No. 6 team is probably going to have to face the Chiefs in the wild-card round as opposed to traveling to Houston or Tennessee. This line stood at -1 and -1¹/₂ at most sportsbooks heading into the weekend. The short spread tells us the Steelers are only favored due to home-field advantage and that the Bills are the (slightly) better team. I agree
 

 

https://nypost.com/2019/12/15/bills-vs-steelers-josh-allen-is-ready-for-this-moment/
 

The ridiculous write up above concludes KC can't possibly get he 2 seed meaning we can't possibly beat the Pats next week.  Eff that and eff them.

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8 hours ago, The Red King said:

If we win tonght, we clinch a wild card.  With the Titans' loss, would a win tonight clinch the #5 seed (barring winning the AFCE, of course)?

 

Buffalo can't be 6th seed.

 

other playoffs...

 

 

nfc

 

 

 

dal/Phil play next week.  Dallas clinch division with win. Phi. Win they are in control.

 

 

Minn needs to lose 2 and Rams need to win 2 to get the last WC.

 

Seattle wins a tie wth NO and GB. If they all win out

NO over seattle

SF over go and NO

 

 

gb magic number is 1 to clinch division

 

it looks like SF-SEA game would be week 17  NBC game.

 

 

for afc

 

 

bills WC

 

Steelers get to 10 wins they get WC  Houston has the edge on them at 9-7. Pitt has edge on ten and indy

 

 

Houston magic number is 1 for division title

 

tenessee. For WC they needed to win out and have Pitt not win 2

 

At 12-4 KC has edge on NE and buffalo for seeding. They lose and Houston wins out for 11-5 then Houston get the edge in sorting.  They also get the edge on NE at 11-5 if NE lose to BUF and then they both lose week 17.

 

BAL needs to win one to earn a bye and earn home field. If buf beat NE they earn a bye.

 

 

random thought........

 

it it be nice as a penalty for cheating Buf get the tiebreaker if they are tied for first.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, McBean said:

How come we can’t win AFC East without New England losing out?

Common opponents record. They beat PHL and CLE.. Have to get em on division record so they have to lose to MIA 

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11 minutes ago, McBean said:

How come we can’t win AFC East without New England losing out?

tie breakers

 

New England Beat Cleveland and Philadelphia

Buffalo lost to them

 

if New England and Buffalo both end up 12-4 same record

then head to head would be 1-1

then both would be 5-1 against the AFC East

then it's common opponents

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2 minutes ago, SlimShady'sGhost said:

 

Are you sure...  I haven't seen him or her recently   :D

 

In a season full of ridiculously hot takes, that one was thermonuclear.

 

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NFL   http://www.nfl.com/playoffs/playoff-picture

 

ESPN Playoff Machine   http://www.espn.com/nfl/playoffs/machine

 

ESPN standings    https://www.espn.com/nfl/standings/_/view/playoff

 

NYT    https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/upshot/nfl-playoff-picture.html      > 99% to make it.  ????  > 99 LOL 

 

CBS    https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/standings/playoffrace

  • PLAYOFF PICTURE SCENARIOS: WEEK 15

     
    AFC SCENARIOS:   NFC SCENARIOS:
    No remaining AFC clinch scenarios for Week 15.
     
      No remaining NFC clinch scenarios for Week 15.
     

    AFC CLINCHES:   NFC CLINCHES:
    BALTIMORE clinched a playoff berth (Week 14), the AFC North division title (Week 15)
    KANSAS CITY clinched the AFC West division title (Week 14)
    NEW ENGLAND clinched a playoff berth (Week 15)
    BUFFALO clinched a playoff berth (Week 15)
      NEW ORLEANS clinched the NFC South division title (Week 13)
    SEATTLE clinched a playoff berth (Week 15)
    SAN FRANCISCO clinched a playoff berth (Week 15)
    GREEN BAY clinched a playoff berth (Week 15)

    During the regular season, the seeds reflect how the playoffs would stand if the season ended up to that point. The NFL playoffs are not based on a pure bracket system. In the divisional playoffs, the No. 1 seed is assured of playing the lowest-seeded Wild Card survivor. There are no restrictions on intra-division games and the higher seed of any matchup will have home-field advantage.

 

 

AFC
SEED TEAM DIVISION RECORD
1
BAL.png (y) Baltimore 
North 12-2-0
2
NE.png (x) New England 
East 11-3-0
3
KC.png (y) Kansas City 
West 10-4-0
4 South 9-5-0
5
BUF.png (x) Buffalo 
East 10-4-0
6 North 8-6-0
 
STILL ALIVE
SEED TEAM DIVISION RECORD
7 South 8-6-0
8 South 6-7-0

 

Colts may be eliminated tonight if I heard correctly last night. 

 

With 10 wins the Bills are LOCKED in at the 5 seed.  

 

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Pittsburgh Wins tie break over Tennessee based on best win percentage in conference games.

 

Odd NFL doesn't list them as eliminated Yet the SNF crew said they were 

Cleveland and Oakland 

 

Eliminated     W    L   T      DIV      CONF
Jaguars 5 9 0 1-4 5-6
Broncos 5 9 0 2-3 5-6
Chargers 5 9 0 0-4 3-7
Jets 5 9 0 1-4 2-8
Dolphins 3 11 0 1-4 2-8
Bengals 1 13 0 0-5 1-9

 

 

Eliminated    W    L    T      DIV     CONF
Bears 7 7 0 3-2 6-5
Buccaneers 7 7 0 2-3 5-6
Falcons 5 9 0 3-2 5-6
Panthers 5 9 0 1-4 2-9
Cardinals 4 9 1 0-4 2-7-1
Lions 3 10 1 0-5 2-8-1
Giants 3 11 0 1-3 2-8
Redskins 3 11 0 0-4 2-8
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5. Buffalo Bills (10-4) - x

The Bills clinched a playoff spot Sunday night by defeating the Steelers. And Buffalo isn't out of the AFC East race, either. As unlikely as it might seem, the Bills could overtake the Patriots by winning their final two games -- including next Saturday at New England -- and having the Patriots lose again in Week 17 to the Dolphins. But for now, the Bills will celebrate their second trip to the playoffs in the past three seasons.

Next up: at New England

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/28298526/2019-nfl-playoff-picture-afc-nfc-standings-seeds-scenarios-outlook-week-15

 

 

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49 minutes ago, SlimShady'sGhost said:

 

Pittsburgh Wins tie break over Tennessee based on best win percentage in conference games.

 

Odd NFL doesn't list them as eliminated Yet the SNF crew said they were 

Cleveland and Oakland 

 

Eliminated     W    L   T      DIV      CONF
Jaguars 5 9 0 1-4 5-6
Broncos 5 9 0 2-3 5-6
Chargers 5 9 0 0-4 3-7
Jets 5 9 0 1-4 2-8
Dolphins 3 11 0 1-4 2-8
Bengals 1 13 0 0-5 1-9

 

 

Eliminated    W    L    T      DIV     CONF
Bears 7 7 0 3-2 6-5
Buccaneers 7 7 0 2-3 5-6
Falcons 5 9 0 3-2 5-6
Panthers 5 9 0 1-4 2-9
Cardinals 4 9 1 0-4 2-7-1
Lions 3 10 1 0-5 2-8-1
Giants 3 11 0 1-3 2-8
Redskins 3 11 0 0-4 2-8

 

Would Indy somehow squeek in if they got into a three way tie, perhaps? ?

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