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[StarOfGlory]

When was the last time a division has all of its teams with a winning record this far into the season, if ever? We might have two WC's come from the East this year.

 

[cowboyfan4life2]

It would be kind of amazing to have three teams make the playoffs, considering they haven't had multiple teams make it in 6 years.

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

Maybe I'm different but outside of the Cowboys, seeing a strong NFCE doesn't excite me.

 

[LocimusPrime]

When was the last time a division has all of its teams with a winning record this far into the season, if ever? We might have two WC's come from the East this year.

2008. NFC east ended up with Giants 12-4, Eagles 9-6-1, Dallas 9-7, Commanders 8-8.
That's pretty dang good
2007 Dallas 13-3, Giants 10-6, Commanders 9-7, Eagles 8-8
1991 Before realignment and we had 5 teams in our division 4 of the 5 where at .500 or above

 

[StylisticS]

Maybe I'm different but outside of the Cowboys, seeing a strong NFCE doesn't excite me.

Doesn't excite me either. I don't care for this SEC!SEC! rah rah thing. I wish the other teams were below .500.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Maybe I'm different but outside of the Cowboys, seeing a strong NFCE doesn't excite me.

Me either. I mean, the better the competition he more prepared you get for the post season but everyone else being good doesn't excite me at all lol.

 

[StarOfGlory]

Beating the other teams when they are good just seems more satisfying.

 

[JD_KaPow]

Since the divisional realignment in 2002, three divisions have made it through week 16 with every team having a winning record.
2008 NFCE (Commanders lost their final game to drop to 8-8).
2008 NFCS (Saints lost their final game to drop to 8-8).
2002 AFCW (Chiefs and Chargers both dropped to 8-8 in week 17).

Six divisions, including the three above, have finished the season with no losing teams:
2007 NFCE
2007 AFCS
2002 AFCE (all four teams finished 9-7 or 8-8)

Weird that each year it's happened, it's happened twice.