NFL Playoffs Race - Thread now available in Cleveland

Desired AFC and NFC Championship Game participants? (Pick two per conference)
	Arizona (NFC)
	Baltimore (AFC)
	Buffalo (AFC)
	Carolina (NFC)
	Cincinnati (AFC)
	Cleveland (AFC)
	Dallas (NFC)
	Denver (AFC)
	Detroit (NFC)
	Green Bay (NFC)
	Houston (AFC)
	Indianapolis (AFC)
	Kansas City (AFC)
	Miami (AFC)
	Minnesota (NFC)
	New England (AFC)
	New Orleans (NFC)
	Philadelphia (NFC)
	Pittsburgh (AFC)
	San Diego (AFC)
	San Francisco (NFC)
	Seattle (NFC)

Badfinger: Dec 16, 2004; Timeouts?!

We'll take care of that.

RASHIBA WALLACE posted:

Thanks as always for making this thread! Indispensable.

It's amazing to me that only five teams in the AFC are under .500, compared to 10 in the NFC, including an entire division. It seems like the last few years the conference power has become more balanced. Now suddenly we're back to AFC dominance, circa the entire '00s.

It's actually 9, but your point stands.

I think the difference is at the very top, the NFC is EXTREMELY strong. If you picked one name out of the AFCN hat and said "this team makes the playoffs and the other three miss" you go "well yeah, they're good but flawed I can see it. The AFCN is crazy." If the season ended today, the Packers miss the playoffs. That's nearly unfathomable to me.

Shame about the NFC South, really. Everyone root for the bizzaro version of 2010 Saints-Seahawks.

# ¿ Nov 12, 2014 06:25

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Badfinger: Dec 16, 2004; Timeouts?!

We'll take care of that.

axeil posted:

Slight nitpick, but you still have my hypothetical analysis posted in the NFC scenarios. Now that we know Philly has won the first matchup against Dallas I think your write-up is more accurate.

Yeah, I'm confident Dallas can no longer sweep the H2H.

# ¿ Dec 2, 2014 05:28