Who do we want to have the #2 seed in the NFC?

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2 SEED - sorry, left that out

SF or NO?

Two things

1) If NO has the 2 seed, it is a lot more likely that SF is upset as the 3 seed than NO. This would mean we would go to NO in the divisional round as opposed to GB

2) Do we even want to play @NO instead of @GB? I am not so sure about this one..and I am being honest
 
Nope. Doesn't matter to me. I have no idea if we'll even be in the playoffs, let alone care who we would face should we win the first playoff game.
 
GB or NO...I don't think it matters, really. Either will be a tough game.
 
Does not matter. Right now just looking at making the playoffs and if we do face off with one of the WC teams.
 
Doesn't matter. Should Dallas make the playoffs if they're going to do anything in the playoffs once there they're likely going to have to play both Greenbay and New Orleans along the way anyway.
 
I think the best possible matchup that could happen for us in the playoffs is SF gets the two, NO gets upset in round one, (hey, it happened last year) and we go back to the Bay for a rematch.

That's a whole lot of IF, so I'm not sure it matters.

Bottom line, to get to the super bowl we will have to at the very least beat either SF, NO, or GB on the road, so ...... I'll just be happy with a division title and one playoff win, to be very honest. Anything beyond that would be pure gravy.

:starspin
 
phillycowboyslover;4322549 said:
I think the best possible matchup that could happen for us in the playoffs is SF gets the two, NO gets upset in round one, (hey, it happened last year) and we go back to the Bay for a rematch.

That's a whole lot of IF, so I'm not sure it matters.

Bottom line, to get to the super bowl we will have to at the very least beat either SF, NO, or GB on the road, so ...... I'll just be happy with a division title and one playoff win, to be very honest. Anything beyond that would be pure gravy.

:starspin

I feel the same exact way. "If" we make the playoffs, I would be more than happy if we win our first game at home. Anything else is gravy. Heck, just winning the division would be huge to me. If I did have to pick, I would prefer to play SF first, then GB, then NO. Brees would tear us to pieces in New Orleans. At least in GreenBay.. it would be brutally cold and anything strange could happen. SF scares me the least because we have beaten them once and they have a weak offense.
 
ufcrules1;4322582 said:
I feel the same exact way. "If" we make the playoffs, I would be more than happy if we win our first game at home. Anything else is gravy. Heck, just winning the division would be huge to me. If I did have to pick, I would prefer to play SF first, then GB, then NO. Brees would tear us to pieces in New Orleans. At least in GreenBay.. it would be brutally cold and anything strange could happen. SF scares me the least because we have beaten them once and they have a weak offense.

If we win the division we won't play any of those 3 teams in the first round. Two will have a bye, and the third will be the three seed hosting the other home game.

Oh wait.....I think I misunderstood what you meant there...... I follow now, and I agree. NO is the scariest just b/c of their offense, and the dome. But GB and NO are like 1 and 1A, if you know what I mean. Lambeau and Rodgers is no treat either.

:starspin
 
I think we can beat the Falcons or the Lions. SO this is a good question. Right now I wouldn't want to play either. I think if our defense can get pressure on either QB we win. Both defense aren't great and neither running games are either.
Green Bays OL is in bad shape. I think it would be even between NO or GB.
I would rather go to NO or GB than to go back to SF.
 
supercowboy8;4322602 said:
I think we can beat the Falcons or the Lions. SO this is a good question. Right now I wouldn't want to play either. I think if our defense can get pressure on either QB we win. Both defense aren't great and neither running games are either.
Green Bays OL is in bad shape. I think it would be even between NO or GB.
I would rather go to NO or GB than to go back to SF.

are you crazy?

@NO might be the most difficult W to get in the NFL right now..Drew Brees and the Saints are rollin
 
I am not predicting any playoff matchups until next week. I cannot believe the Eagles still have life. This reminds me of 2006 and 2008.

In 2006, they were 5-6, ran off 5 straight to win NFC East, including the 23-7 Christmas night drubbing of our Cowboys

In 2008, they were 5-5-1 and went 4-1 the rest of the way, including the infamous 44-6 game. The Bucs who were 9-4 at one time, lost their last three. Cowboys were once 8-4 and 9-5 before finishing 9-7. The Eagles were left with a month to go, similar to their 4-8 record as of 12/1.

I thought I was done with my fear mongering, well, I guess we will see.

Andy Reid owns December. :ralph:
 
GloryDaysRBack;4322606 said:
are you crazy?

@NO might be the most difficult W to get in the NFL right now..Drew Brees and the Saints are rollin

Yes, he has to be crazy. Our best bet would be in this order.. SF, GB, then NO. Brees would MURDER us in the dome. We are capable of beating SF.. and GB might be full of freaking snow and wind.. so that would increase our odds against them.
 
Joe Realist;4322611 said:
I am not predicting any playoff matchups until next week. I cannot believe the Eagles still have life. This reminds me of 2006 and 2008.

In 2006, they were 5-6, ran off 5 straight to win NFC East, including the 23-7 Christmas night drubbing of our Cowboys

In 2008, they were 5-5-1 and went 4-1 the rest of the way, including the infamous 44-6 game. At the time, the Bucs who were 9-4 at one time, lost their last three. Cowboys were once 8-4 and 9-5 before finishing 9-7.

I thought I was done with my fear mongering, well I guess we will see.

Andy Reid owns December. :ralph:

Relax, The Eagles need a ton of help to get in. Giants would have to lose to the Jets, Eagles would have to beat the Cowboys, then the Giants would have to beat the Cowboys, and the Eagles would have to beat the Commanders at home. Not happening. Their odds are extremely slim.
 
Joe Realist;4322611 said:
I am not predicting any playoff matchups until next week. I cannot believe the Eagles still have life. This reminds me of 2006 and 2008.

In 2006, they were 5-6, ran off 5 straight to win NFC East, including the 23-7 Christmas night drubbing of our Cowboys

In 2008, they were 5-5-1 and went 4-1 the rest of the way, including the infamous 44-6 game. The Bucs who were 9-4 at one time, lost their last three. Cowboys were once 8-4 and 9-5 before finishing 9-7. The Eagles were left with a month to go, similar to their 4-8 record as of 12/1.

I thought I was done with my fear mongering, well, I guess we will see.

Andy Reid owns December. :ralph:


I'm right there with you man. Let's face it, crazier things have happened than what they need to get in.

They're not out until they're out.

:starspin
 
ufcrules1;4322620 said:
Relax, The Eagles need a ton of help to get in. Giants would have to lose to the Jets, Eagles would have to beat the Cowboys, then the Giants would have to beat the Cowboys, and the Eagles would have to beat the Commanders at home. Not happening. Their odds are extremely slim.

I don't think it's that slim.

They need help. They're the longshot of the three, but I think it's a realistic chance.
 
GloryDaysRBack;4322606 said:
are you crazy?

@NO might be the most difficult W to get in the NFL right now..Drew Brees and the Saints are rollin

the Titans should have beat them. The same team that lost to the COlts came within 7 yards with a rookie QB of beating the Saints.
The saints also lost to the Rams.
Yes they looked good vs the Vkings but the Saints aren't great by anymeans.
The Falcons had them beat but played stupid in OT.

Wasn't the Saints rolling when we went to their place and won.
 
supercowboy8;4322632 said:
the Titans should have beat them. The same team that lost to the COlts came within 7 yards with a rookie QB of beating the Saints.
The saints also lost to the Rams.
Yes they looked good vs the Vkings but the Saints aren't great by anymeans.
The Falcons had them beat but played stupid in OT.

Wasn't the Saints rolling when we went to their place and won.

some, if not all of those games were on the road..saints at home are a different animal..can we beat them on the road? absolutely
 
Risen Star;4322627 said:
I don't think it's that slim.

They need help. They're the longshot of the three, but I think it's a realistic chance.


This is true.


But it's over for them Saturday night so it won't matter after that anyway.
 
As it currently stands, I think @GB is the best matchup in the divisional round. Jennings is done for the regular season at least, Clifton is still out with a hamstring and back, Bulaga has a knee, and Sherrod is out for the year with a broken fibula. Plus, they've probably got the worst defense of the top three seeds.
 
Risen Star;4322627 said:
I don't think it's that slim.

They need help. They're the longshot of the three, but I think it's a realistic chance.

If you considered every game a coinflip, they'd have about a 6-7% chance (1 in 16).
 
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