kleese, I've seen others throw this link around, didn't know if you'd seen it or thought it would fit in the OP, but ESPN has a playoff simulator that you can tinker with to find out all possible scenarios:
http://espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/machine
kleese, I've seen others throw this link around, didn't know if you'd seen it or thought it would fit in the OP, but ESPN has a playoff simulator that you can tinker with to find out all possible scenarios:
http://espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/machine
"The only purpose for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilized community, against his will, is to prevent harm to others. His own good is not sufficient warrant." --John Stuart Mill
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How about you actually show some use and just say who we're rooting for/against for this week. Geez... try being thorough for once. [jokes]
HTTR! Be cool.
Kleese, I like the idea to unclutter the board. However, I'm going to take issue with one small thing, just propose a possible alternative scenario. It makes a few assumptions, but bear with me. Our preferred path is to win our next two games. It's a clean, easy to understand scenario. So the best way to accomplish this is to play our best, and if possible, have unmotivated opponents.
The Eagles are already unmotivated, and we should beat them. If we don't, we don't deserve a playoff spot. I would submit that rooting for the Giants to beat the Ravens might actually be in our best interests, so long as the Saints beat the Cowboys. Let's assume it plays out that way...we beat the Eagles, the Giants beat the Ravens, the Saints beat the Cowboys. Now let's assume our game vs. Dallas is flexed so the early results are already known.
The only way the Giants get in is if they win both games, and Dallas and Washington each lose a game. Dallas just lost to the Saints in Week 16. They're gearing up to play us at night, the division is on the line, but ut oh...the Giants beat the Eagles in a 1:00 game week 17. Guess who just got eliminated from division contention before they even take the field against us. Dallas. Wind out of sails. Given that Seattle already has 9 wins and the Bears get to play Arizona, a wild card might be off the table for them as well. Can you imagine suddenly being deflated and then having to get back up at the prospect of ruining a rivals season, even though there's nothing in it for you? We'd probably crush them at that point. Food for thought.
Ravens fired their Offensive Coach so do not see Giants losing to them.
Concise and well written kleese, thanks yet again. ES lets me be a lazy fan 'cuz I can always get the info I want right here with no effort
So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
Excellent post kleese. Deserves a sticky.
I know a lot of people don't want to face Seattle right now, but I'm salivating at the possibility of playing them at home. Revenge for the 2005 and 2007 games can finally be ours. FedEx will be NUTS if there is a home playoff game, and that is very much possible right now.
“Hey, about an hour ago, all right, their [defensive] coordinator [Juan Castillo] told us, told [offensive line coach Chris] Foerster, that [if] the Giants would have lost last week, they were in the playoffs,” Kyle Shanahan said. “He didn’t mention that they had to beat us today. **** him, **** these guys. In 2012 the Redskins are gonna be the NFC East champions, and that starts right ****ing today.”
- Kyle Shanahan
Good work Kleese, I look at it the simple way, beat Philly and Dallas and we are NFC East Champs.
My dream scenario is that the Cowturds come into Fedex in a win or go home scenario for both us and them. I want the maximum Romo collapse in front of our home crowd. I want Rob Ryan back working at Krispy Kreme next year.
I know that some of you are thinking, but what if we don't win? Screw that. I've been a Redskins fan my whole life, which by nature means that I am a masochist. I want a game with maximum pain. Bring it on. I've been waiting for this game for the past twenty years.
Good stuff Kleese, thank you
I want the boys to win next week. No need for them to lose and show up mad and desperate.
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