StevenOtero
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Are you going to be going for the AFC's side? (When it is an NFC vs. AFC game. )
!(Except the Cowboys of course)!
!(Except the Cowboys of course)!
Which conference will you root for?
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Personally I don't care. For the Cowboys, the road goes through Filthy. Until we beat them, we will always be a second class team within our own division.
Jimz31
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I don't watch games like that.
I don't mind the Rams for example, so I don't really care if they win.
Now, when it comes to the NFC East, that's different. As long as the Eagles lose, I'm good. The Giants and Commanders at this point are further back in my mind.
I don't mind the Rams for example, so I don't really care if they win.
Now, when it comes to the NFC East, that's different. As long as the Eagles lose, I'm good. The Giants and Commanders at this point are further back in my mind.
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Unless the game has a direct impact on Dallas I don't really care.
Now there are teams I don't like and I always hope they lose like other NFC East teams, SF, Denver...I hate Shanahan, Seattle...I can't stand Holmgren, and Baltimore...Bilick.
Now if those teams are playing each other I start rooting for the blimp to land on the field, ala Black Sunday.
Now there are teams I don't like and I always hope they lose like other NFC East teams, SF, Denver...I hate Shanahan, Seattle...I can't stand Holmgren, and Baltimore...Bilick.
Now if those teams are playing each other I start rooting for the blimp to land on the field, ala Black Sunday.
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Generally AFC because home field advantage in the playoffs is real!
Here is an exerpt from sportbet.com:
"It is widely recognized that home field advantage in the NFL is important. Regular season spreads are routinely adjusted by about 2.5 to 3.5 points in favor of the home team. But in the playoffs, home field advantage cannot be overstated. Home squads don't have to travel after a long brutal season. The home field energy from the crowd is especially intense in January. Weather plays a big role And, the better team usually "earned" home field advantage by playing awesome football for 16 weeks. The lines makers typically cannot adjust the spread enough to account for these factors. Over the past eight seasons, home teams have covered the spread nearly 64% of the time! Home underdogs do even better. Home dogs are very rare."
Here is an exerpt from sportbet.com:
"It is widely recognized that home field advantage in the NFL is important. Regular season spreads are routinely adjusted by about 2.5 to 3.5 points in favor of the home team. But in the playoffs, home field advantage cannot be overstated. Home squads don't have to travel after a long brutal season. The home field energy from the crowd is especially intense in January. Weather plays a big role And, the better team usually "earned" home field advantage by playing awesome football for 16 weeks. The lines makers typically cannot adjust the spread enough to account for these factors. Over the past eight seasons, home teams have covered the spread nearly 64% of the time! Home underdogs do even better. Home dogs are very rare."