yimyammer
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Man, this Giant game seems extremely important to our chances of going to the playoffs besides the fact that winning gives us a good start to December.
If we beat the Giants, that drops them to 6-6 and puts us at 9-3 which should effectively seal their fate.
It appears that 10-6 is what it will take to get a wildcard spot, if so we need to go 2-3, the other teams scenarios are:
Giants 6-6 (assuming we beat them) must go 4-0 to close the season and then I'm not sure who would win the tie breaker if they ended up tied with us at 10-6 (Schedule after Dallas is Philly, @Wash, Carolina, @ Vikings)
Atlanta 6-5 would have to go 4-1 but then I think Dallas would have the tie breaker because of the head to head win (Schedule: Philly, NO, @Jets, Buffalo, @ TB)
Green Bay 7-4 will have to go 3-2 (Ravens, @Chicago, @Steelers, Seattle, @ Arizona)
Eagles 7-4 (@ Atlanta, @Giants, SF, Denver, @ Dallas)
Looks like it's going to come down to the bitter end and If our O doesn't start clicking consistently then I think we'll be fighting for a wildcard and beating the Giants could be the make or break for that last slot.
If O our starts scoring points and maintaining drives, then we could win every game. At this point it looks like it's all going to depend on the O (assuming our D keeps playing well and we don't have any major injuries).
I'd love to see us have the division wrapped up and nothing to play for against Philly, but Philly needs to beat us for the last wildcard spot. Rather than rest our players, several of our key players go to the coaches and demand to play the Eagles like its a playoff game and go out there and whip their butts and keep them from making the playoffs.
Now that I've read what I wrote, I am kind of amazed how up in the air everything is with only 5 games left, so don't flame me to hard for this post, I'm just trying to have a little fun speculating (but I stilly believe winning this Giant game is extremely important).
If we beat the Giants, that drops them to 6-6 and puts us at 9-3 which should effectively seal their fate.
It appears that 10-6 is what it will take to get a wildcard spot, if so we need to go 2-3, the other teams scenarios are:
Giants 6-6 (assuming we beat them) must go 4-0 to close the season and then I'm not sure who would win the tie breaker if they ended up tied with us at 10-6 (Schedule after Dallas is Philly, @Wash, Carolina, @ Vikings)
Atlanta 6-5 would have to go 4-1 but then I think Dallas would have the tie breaker because of the head to head win (Schedule: Philly, NO, @Jets, Buffalo, @ TB)
Green Bay 7-4 will have to go 3-2 (Ravens, @Chicago, @Steelers, Seattle, @ Arizona)
Eagles 7-4 (@ Atlanta, @Giants, SF, Denver, @ Dallas)
Looks like it's going to come down to the bitter end and If our O doesn't start clicking consistently then I think we'll be fighting for a wildcard and beating the Giants could be the make or break for that last slot.
If O our starts scoring points and maintaining drives, then we could win every game. At this point it looks like it's all going to depend on the O (assuming our D keeps playing well and we don't have any major injuries).
I'd love to see us have the division wrapped up and nothing to play for against Philly, but Philly needs to beat us for the last wildcard spot. Rather than rest our players, several of our key players go to the coaches and demand to play the Eagles like its a playoff game and go out there and whip their butts and keep them from making the playoffs.
Now that I've read what I wrote, I am kind of amazed how up in the air everything is with only 5 games left, so don't flame me to hard for this post, I'm just trying to have a little fun speculating (but I stilly believe winning this Giant game is extremely important).