oh my goodness

are the Colts going to win?

Soyattle, you worthless pieces of ***** How the hell do you fall asleep like this? Pathetic wimps.

Rivers is so bad the Colts literally ran twice from their 45 to set up a street FA kicker to take a 60 yard attempt. Who calmly drilled it.

Seattle deserves to lose this.

Its okay they only need 10 yards to be in FG range...

Rivers is awful. And he's been better than Darnold.

Mahomes officially tore his ACL

I think Micah Parsons did as well

W said:

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all's well that ends well

Colts fall to 8-6

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Thank goodness. Texans need to keep winning.

Texans are absolutely en fuego right now. They're going to be a tough out for anybody this year as long as the offense remains at least competent

dixichkn said:

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Texans are absolutely en fuego right now. They're going to be a tough out for anybody this year as long as the offense remains at least competent

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Since our upcoming game is the Raiders I just wanted to point out some stats from their game against the Eagles yesterday.

Passing - Kenny Pickett 15/25 64 yards and a pick, sacked 4 times.

Rushing (team) - 13 rushes for 46 yards.

When subtracting the yards lost due to sacks (35) their grand total of 75 yards is the worst in the NFL in the last 30 years.

Brock Bowers, their leading receiver, had 6 receptions for 28 yards.
The Raiders did not make it to the red zone the entire game.
The Raiders did not attempt a field goal.
The Eagles punted once.

They can't fire their OC, because they already fired their OC on 11/23.

Las Vegas is Fd

oh no said:

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Las Vegas is Fd

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Proper Fd

New playoff picture after Pittsburgh took a dump on Miami Monday night

AFC

1) Denver (12-2) bye
2) New England (11-3) vs. 7) Houston (9-5)
3) Jacksonville (10-4) vs. 6) Buffalo (10-4)
4) Pittsburgh (8-6) vs. 5) LA Chargers (10-4)

Remaining Games
DEN- JAX, @KC, LAC
NE - @ BAL, @ NYJ, MIA
JAX- @ DEN, @ IND, TEN
PIT- @ DET, @ CLE, BAL
LAC- @ DAL, HOU, DEN
BUF- @ CLE, PHIL, NYJ
HOU- LV, @ LAC, IND,

Really need the Jags to lose to IND to have any chance of winning the division. If we both wound up 12-5 or 11-6, and with the 1-1 head to head and both 5-1 in the division, they'd win the tie-break on common opponents because they beat San Fran

Much more optimistic to move up to 6th by passing the Chargers, who could easily go 0-3 down the stretch here. Ditto if Cleveland or Philly can take out Buffalo, we could jump to 5th and play the Steelers in round 1. The final score of that game would be 5-3.

5th seed is a good path this year, nether Denver or Pittsburgh would put up a bunch of points so that our offense has to win the game, just do enough and let our defense go to town

I don't know

I almost rather go up against a good offense given this defense can make anyone look bad and not have to see this offense go against a defense like DEN.

After seeing what the KC DL did to this OL during that Q3 I think DEN may be an awful matchup.

CharleyKerfeld said:

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New playoff picture after Pittsburgh took a dump on Miami Monday night

AFC

1) Denver (12-2) bye
2) New England (11-3) vs. 7) Houston (9-5)
3) Jacksonville (10-4) vs. 6) Buffalo (10-4)
4) Pittsburgh (8-6) vs. 5) LA Chargers (10-4)

Remaining Games
DEN- JAX, @KC, LAC
NE - @ BAL, @ NYJ, MIA
JAX- @ DEN, @ IND, TEN
PIT- @ DET, @ CLE, BAL
LAC- @ DAL, HOU, DEN
BUF- @ CLE, PHIL, NYJ
HOU- LV, @ LAC, IND,

Really need the Jags to lose to IND to have any chance of winning the division. If we both wound up 12-5 or 11-6, and with the 1-1 head to head and both 5-1 in the division, they'd win the tie-break on common opponents because they beat San Fran

Much more optimistic to move up to 6th by passing the Chargers, who could easily go 0-3 down the stretch here. Ditto if Cleveland or Philly can take out Buffalo, we could jump to 5th and play the Steelers in round 1. The final score of that game would be 5-3.

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I'm trying to remember…do they re-seed every round?

superaggie73 said:

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CharleyKerfeld said:

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New playoff picture after Pittsburgh took a dump on Miami Monday night

AFC

1) Denver (12-2) bye
2) New England (11-3) vs. 7) Houston (9-5)
3) Jacksonville (10-4) vs. 6) Buffalo (10-4)
4) Pittsburgh (8-6) vs. 5) LA Chargers (10-4)

Remaining Games
DEN- JAX, @KC, LAC
NE - @ BAL, @ NYJ, MIA
JAX- @ DEN, @ IND, TEN
PIT- @ DET, @ CLE, BAL
LAC- @ DAL, HOU, DEN
BUF- @ CLE, PHIL, NYJ
HOU- LV, @ LAC, IND,

Really need the Jags to lose to IND to have any chance of winning the division. If we both wound up 12-5 or 11-6, and with the 1-1 head to head and both 5-1 in the division, they'd win the tie-break on common opponents because they beat San Fran

Much more optimistic to move up to 6th by passing the Chargers, who could easily go 0-3 down the stretch here. Ditto if Cleveland or Philly can take out Buffalo, we could jump to 5th and play the Steelers in round 1. The final score of that game would be 5-3.

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I'm trying to remember…do they re-seed every round?

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From Fox -
Will the NFL playoffs have re-seeding?
While there is no reseeding in the NFL playoffs, the host of each game is determined by seeding number, not position in the bracket. After the wild-card games are completed, the matchups of the divisional playoffs feature the lowest remaining seed in each conference traveling to the highest remaining seed and the second-lowest remaining seed traveling to the second-highest remaining seed.

gougler08 said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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CharleyKerfeld said:

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superaggie73 said:

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CharleyKerfeld said:

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New playoff picture after Pittsburgh took a dump on Miami Monday night

AFC

1) Denver (12-2) bye
2) New England (11-3) vs. 7) Houston (9-5)
3) Jacksonville (10-4) vs. 6) Buffalo (10-4)
4) Pittsburgh (8-6) vs. 5) LA Chargers (10-4)

Remaining Games
DEN- JAX, @KC, LAC
NE - @ BAL, @ NYJ, MIA
JAX- @ DEN, @ IND, TEN
PIT- @ DET, @ CLE, BAL
LAC- @ DAL, HOU, DEN
BUF- @ CLE, PHIL, NYJ
HOU- LV, @ LAC, IND,

Really need the Jags to lose to IND to have any chance of winning the division. If we both wound up 12-5 or 11-6, and with the 1-1 head to head and both 5-1 in the division, they'd win the tie-break on common opponents because they beat San Fran

Much more optimistic to move up to 6th by passing the Chargers, who could easily go 0-3 down the stretch here. Ditto if Cleveland or Philly can take out Buffalo, we could jump to 5th and play the Steelers in round 1. The final score of that game would be 5-3.

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I'm trying to remember…do they re-seed every round?

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From Fox -
Will the NFL playoffs have re-seeding?
While there is no reseeding in the NFL playoffs, the host of each game is determined by seeding number, not position in the bracket. After the wild-card games are completed, the matchups of the divisional playoffs feature the lowest remaining seed in each conference traveling to the highest remaining seed and the second-lowest remaining seed traveling to the second-highest remaining seed.

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Isn't that reseeding? Am I missing something?

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Yes, it's reseeding but I guess they don't actually change the number of the team so AI or whatever is calling it not reseeding? But basically there's no bracket, it's just highest seed vs. lowest seed

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Thank you. That's what I thought. So basically, if we can't move up in the bracket then we are looking at back to back weeks in NE and Denver.

superaggie73 said:

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gougler08 said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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CharleyKerfeld said:

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superaggie73 said:

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CharleyKerfeld said:

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New playoff picture after Pittsburgh took a dump on Miami Monday night

AFC

1) Denver (12-2) bye
2) New England (11-3) vs. 7) Houston (9-5)
3) Jacksonville (10-4) vs. 6) Buffalo (10-4)
4) Pittsburgh (8-6) vs. 5) LA Chargers (10-4)

Remaining Games
DEN- JAX, @KC, LAC
NE - @ BAL, @ NYJ, MIA
JAX- @ DEN, @ IND, TEN
PIT- @ DET, @ CLE, BAL
LAC- @ DAL, HOU, DEN
BUF- @ CLE, PHIL, NYJ
HOU- LV, @ LAC, IND,

Really need the Jags to lose to IND to have any chance of winning the division. If we both wound up 12-5 or 11-6, and with the 1-1 head to head and both 5-1 in the division, they'd win the tie-break on common opponents because they beat San Fran

Much more optimistic to move up to 6th by passing the Chargers, who could easily go 0-3 down the stretch here. Ditto if Cleveland or Philly can take out Buffalo, we could jump to 5th and play the Steelers in round 1. The final score of that game would be 5-3.

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I'm trying to remember…do they re-seed every round?

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From Fox -
Will the NFL playoffs have re-seeding?
While there is no reseeding in the NFL playoffs, the host of each game is determined by seeding number, not position in the bracket. After the wild-card games are completed, the matchups of the divisional playoffs feature the lowest remaining seed in each conference traveling to the highest remaining seed and the second-lowest remaining seed traveling to the second-highest remaining seed.

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Isn't that reseeding? Am I missing something?

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Yes, it's reseeding but I guess they don't actually change the number of the team so AI or whatever is calling it not reseeding? But basically there's no bracket, it's just highest seed vs. lowest seed

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Thank you. That's what I thought. So basically, if we can't move up in the bracket then we are looking at back to back weeks in NE and Denver.

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Correct, if we stay the 7 seed we'd play @NE, @Den, then @whoever is left

Chron said if Denver beats the jags and we win out and they win out after that we win the division

Go Broncos

Iambob said:

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Chron said if Denver beats the jags and we win out and they win out after that we win the division

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Yup, we have the 2nd tie breaker. We would both have the same division record, but then we would go to strength of schedule and we had the hardest schedule by far of any playoff contention team.

W said:

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Go Broncos

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Broncos and Cowboys could definitely do us a solid this weekend (and the Browns but can't imagine that happens)

Surprised to not see Hunter and Stingley on there, but they'd probably have to throw at Stingley more for him to show up on that list.

I really want to waste some time today figuring out the last time the AFC felt this wide open.