playoff field set?

[madtowndrunkard]

I'll say YES... and the season is half over. Probably not what Goodell was hoping for... expect plenty of "poorly" officiated games in the near future.

AFC Teams:

NE, Denver, Houston, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, & Indy


NFC Teams:

ATL, Chicago, SanFran, NY Giants, Greenbay, & Seattle

[Millers the sh!t]

Yep........ Those seem like the obvious teams at this point.

Limited chances but, is there Anyone else besides me who would like to see a repeat of 2005?

[bhandsome08]

Originally Posted by Millers the sh!t

Yep........ Those seem like the obvious teams at this point.

Limited chances but, is there Anyone else besides me who would like to see a repeat of 2005?

Steelers and Hawks in SB?
Wouldn't u rather a rematch with the Pack. I think the secondary can shut down their passing game.

[maddog78]

Indy's not a lock. They've got two games with Houston and frankly, they will be outclassed both times. They're also at NE next week. I don't see them winning any of those three. which puts them at six losses. One more outside of those and they're at a tenuous 9-7. SD or Cincy could match that.

In the NFC. I'm not ready to put Seattle in, either, until they win a road game outside of Carolina. Look for Tampa to make a run, maybe Detroit. Vikings had a nice rebound win yesterday, too.

Anything can happen. The Bears were a lock at 7-3 last year and then lost Cutler and Forte. The Giants were dead at 7-7 and won it all.

An injury to any of the starting QBs and a season is quickly sunk.

[steeltheone]

Originally Posted by bhandsome08

Steelers and Hawks in SB?
Wouldn't u rather a rematch with the Pack. I think the secondary can shut down their passing game.

Nobody's gonna shut Rodgers down, you can only hope to contain him somewhat and keep him off the field.

[maddog78]

Originally Posted by Millers the sh!t

Yep........ Those seem like the obvious teams at this point.

Limited chances but, is there Anyone else besides me who would like to see a repeat of 2005?

As long as we can get Jake Plummer back in Denver, and Chris Hope and the Troy of 2005 back in Pittsburgh.

Otherwise, I'd rather not see this team a Mile High again anytime soon.

[jjpro11]

No more games in Denver please. We fucking suck there.. Plus we don't get Clark. Still a long way to go, but it's going to be hard to finish with a better record than Denver. Their remaining schedule is pretty easy.

[ebsteelers]

lets not get a head of ourselves...
its the nfl anything can happen

we still play ravens twice, and at dallas
the browns in between both ravens games. could be tricky..



BUT for the most part just looking at who other teams behind us play
chargers should be good for at least 2 more loses and we play them,
dolphins at least 2 to 3 more,
bengals play us, ravens, and chargers still
titans, at least 2 more loses,
jets play basically knockout games with chargers and titans) along with pats


chargers (broncos, ravens, steelers, at jets, bengals)
dolphins (seattle, pats twice, 49ers)
bengals (ravens, steelers, at cowboys, chargers)
titans (texans, colts, packers)
jets (chargers, pats, titans)



as long as we hold serve at home that gets ya to 10-6
but beat the browns on the road, and lose to ravens and cowboys

still puts ya at 11-5 which looks like it will be good enough to get in..

and from winning the division stand point.

ravens at chargers, us twice, broncos, at bengals,




i'd say we got a fairly good chance to win the division

[steve314]

Originally Posted by maddog78

Indy's not a lock. They've got two games with Houston and frankly, they will be outclassed both times. They're also at NE next week. I don't see them winning any of those three. which puts them at six losses. One more outside of those and they're at a tenuous 9-7. SD or Cincy could match that.

In the NFC. I'm not ready to put Seattle in, either, until they win a road game outside of Carolina. Look for Tampa to make a run, maybe Detroit. Vikings had a nice rebound win yesterday, too.

Anything can happen. The Bears were a lock at 7-3 last year and then lost Cutler and Forte. The Giants were dead at 7-7 and won it all.

An injury to any of the starting QBs and a season is quickly sunk.

Good call on the injury to Ben.

[steve314]

Originally Posted by Millers the sh!t

Yep........ Those seem like the obvious teams at this point.

Limited chances but, is there Anyone else besides me who would like to see a repeat of 2005?

Better than 2009 (loss to KC included).