Playoff scenarios?

TheHustler

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Am I right that we need to win next week and we need either:

1. Washington to lose vs Philly

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2. Carolina to lose vs Atlanta?
 

TheHustler

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Yikes. Go Atlanta!

I suppose Philly has a chance too, winning 6 games in a row is a tall order for any team.....
 

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The only hope Philly has is that they're playing at home. If it were Fedex, they would destroy the Eagals. Oh by the way ...Go Eagals!
 

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TheHustler said:
Am I right that we need to win next week and we need either:

1. Washington to lose vs Philly

or

2. Carolina to lose vs Atlanta?

DAYUM.... Is that the only way we get it? LOL
 

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TheHustler said:
Am I right that we need to win next week and we need either:

1. Washington to lose vs Philly

or

2. Carolina to lose vs Atlanta?

or

3. Tampa Bay to lose to New Orleans AND Giants to lose to Oakland, and the Bucs not to win the strength of victory tiebreaker over us or the Giants
 

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One thing helps us: Atlanta still has not been mathematically eliminated. IOW, they need to win and get help from other teams (any specifics on that?).

Since the Atlanta-Carolina game is an early game, the Falcons will still have hope going into that game.

Hmmm...a matchup of Pro Bowl QB's and maybe neither QB will make the playoffs...
 

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percyhoward said:
One thing helps us: Atlanta still has not been mathematically eliminated. IOW, they need to win and get help from other teams (any specifics on that?).

Since the Atlanta-Carolina game is an early game, the Falcons will still have hope going into that game.

Hmmm...a matchup of Pro Bowl QB's and maybe neither QB will make the playoffs...

Ugh, Atl is out!
 

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Atlanta loses the Conference tie breaker and has been eliminated. TB losing only helps if NY loses and Washngton wins the division..... I don't think Washington is gonna lose to Philly
 

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We have the best chance with Carolina losing to Atlanta, in Atlanta. I don't know if it is 50/50, but I don't give the Eagles much of a chance with Washington.
 

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AmericasTeam31 said:
Atlanta loses the Conference tie breaker and has been eliminated. TB losing only helps if NY loses and Washngton wins the division..... I don't think Washington is gonna lose to Philly
Is that right? NFL.com says they're still in. Did one of the late game results change that?
 

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percyhoward said:
One thing helps us: Atlanta still has not been mathematically eliminated. IOW, they need to win and get help from other teams (any specifics on that?).

Since the Atlanta-Carolina game is an early game, the Falcons will still have hope going into that game.

Hmmm...a matchup of Pro Bowl QB's and maybe neither QB will make the playoffs...

I heard them say that Atlanta WAS eliminated today?
 

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Posted 12/24/2005 9:13 PM

Playoff picture taking shape
Wire reports
Jacksonville clinched its first playoff berth since 1999 on Saturday, rallying for three touchdowns in the final quarter to beat Houston 38-20 for an AFC wild-card spot. (Related item: Playoff scenarios explained)

Seattle (13-2) also clinched home field in the NFC after a 28-13 win over Indianapolis, which already has clinched the top seed in the AFC.

The win by the Jaguars (11-4) left only one wild-card spot in the AFC. Pittsburgh (10-5) beat Cleveland 41-0 and will clinch that spot if it beats Detroit at home next week.

Denver, meanwhile, won the AFC West before its game against Oakland when Kansas City beat San Diego 20-7. The Broncos then beat the Raiders 22-3 and assured themselves of a first-round bye and the No. 2 seed in the AFC.

The Chiefs (9-6) remain alive for a wild-card spot, but the loss eliminated the Chargers (9-6), who handed Indianapolis its first loss last week.

In the NFC, Washington beat the New York Giants 35-20 to stay alive for the NFC East title, while Dallas beat Carolina and Tampa Bay beat Atlanta in the final seconds of overtime to set up a wild final weekend.

The victory by the Commanders (9-6) means Washington can make the playoffs as a wild card if it wins its finale in Philadelphia next week. It can win the NFC East if it wins and the Giants (10-5) lose at Oakland.

Tampa Bay's 27-24 win over Atlanta (8-7) put the Bucs into a tie for the NFC South lead with Carolina at 10-5. Dallas (9-6) remained alive with a bizarre 24-20 win over the Panthers in Charlotte.

The Bucs can win the NFC South with a victory at home over New Orleans next week.

The Falcons are eliminated.

Team spokesman Reggie Roberts said after the game that the Falcons were still mathematically alive, but almost surely eliminated. NFC Information Manager Michael Signora later confirmed that Atlanta had been eliminated.
 
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