MoistMayonnaise
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If Tampa Bay can go on the road and win the SB, so can the Cowboys.
Again, if the Eagles lose to us, the 49ers and Seattle, we can lose to Detroit (only Detroit) and still win the division.Having seen the Giants play the Pats, I am not sure the Giants could beat a top 20 NFL team even on an off day. If the Cowboys and Eagles have the same record it is VERY likely the Eagles take the division. The only path to realistically winning the division is to have a better record which means the Eagles lose to 49ers, Cowboys, and Seahawks and then the Cowboys win out.
I suspect that the Eagles will have 3 or 4 losses before the end of the season.You can think what you want but there is literally a better chance of Jerry Jones firing McCarthy and coaching the team himself over the next few weeks than of the Eagles losing to the Giants while fighting for the #1 seed.
The Eagles are 21-6 against the Giants since 2010. And 11-2 against them since 2017. It ain't happening.
Going 6-1 and beating Phily and I will ride it out from there and happy also.Go 6-1 rest of way. Loss cannot be to Commanders.
49ers beat Philly
Beat Philly
Giants Beat Philly
Cowboys win tiebreaker based on division record
Idk. How many have you gotten wrong so far and we’ll go from there6 games to go, how many are the Cowboys winning?
And if they do, they aren't coming from the Giants.I suspect that the Eagles will have 3 or 4 losses before the end of the season.
Again, this isn't exactly true.With the current tie breakers the way they are going. We will need to finish 1 game ahead of Philly.
We would need to win out, and they lose to SF, us, and drop a game against NY or Arizona. Doubt that happens in their last 3 games.
I have hope for the division, but prepared to play at Atlanta or NO, heck even TB again. Prefer at TB or Atlanta over NO.
Oh yeah, I forgot about Philly going to Seattle.Again, this isn't exactly true.
There is a scenario that doesn't involve a total miracle, where Philly loses to an awful Giants team or terrible Cards team, where we can win the division and finish with the same record as Philly. Sure, it's not very likely either but we can win the division if Philly loses to us, the 49ers and then a road game at Seattle and all we would need to do is just hold serve the rest of the year except the Lions game. In that scenario, we'd have the same overall record but we'd win the common games tiebreaker.
As I said, people sometimes forget or assume that the tiebreakers after divisional record is the conference record but that's actually 4th behind common games (that may have even changed years ago as I once though conference record was the 3rd tiebreaker).Oh yeah, I forgot about Philly going to Seattle.
I did not look at the common games scenario either. I thought about it, but did not look.
Yes I believe in the 70's and 80's it was conference record. Not sure when it changed to common games before conference.As I said, people sometimes forget or assume that the tiebreakers after divisional record is the conference record but that's actually 4th behind common games (that may have even changed years ago as I once though conference record was the 3rd tiebreaker).
Again, it's all unlikely. Even this scenario is unlikely as it would require Philly to lose 3 in a row (49ers, us, Seattle). How likely is that to happen?
Last time Mac won a sB being road warrior, so it’s possible, Midgets did it with Eli and stifling Def.Embrace the 5 seed and prepare to be a road warrior.
Wouldn't they still have the better Conference record???We don't have to win out if the Eagles lose to the 49ers, us and the Seahawks. We can lose one specific game - Detroit.
Conference record is the 4th tiebreaker.Wouldn't they still have the better Conference record???
Asking the Gnats to beat anybody is a tall order. I know they won last weekend but they are not very good. The only way the giants win is if they have like 8 turnovers against Philly.Hanging your hopes on the Giants beating Philly is a tough place to be.