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Originally posted by Sickaa:Wouldn't suprise me to see the hawks lose the next two games tbh.
The niners just need to take care of business and take the bull by the horns
Originally posted by TheRickestRick:Originally posted by NCommand:If we need any Seattle luck, the 5 seed is a guaranteed lock.
Just get 100% healthy and start hitting your peak going into the playoffs. We're built to win anywhere. Let's do this!
This. Seattle has already sacrificed their first borns to have opposing field goal kickers miss. The formula works and can travel anywhere, as long as this team can have some luck in the health department... no one, not even seattle will want to play them in the playoffs.
Originally posted by BayToBrazil:Originally posted by Sickaa:Wouldn't suprise me to see the hawks lose the next two games tbh.
The niners just need to take care of business and take the bull by the horns
No way Seattle loses the next two. They are too good. (Hope I'm wrong)
But I agree. Our boys gotta take care of business.
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
Every team only plays to their top potential when they play us.
Originally posted by captveg:
This is the first time since the 2002 division realignment that two teams in the same division have been 10-2 or better, BTW.
Originally posted by JTsBiggestFan:Originally posted by captveg:This is the first time since the 2002 division realignment that two teams in the same division have been 10-2 or better, BTW.
Fascinating stuff.
Has there ever been two 13-3 or one 14-2 and a 13-3 in the same division ever in the history of the NFL, or at least in the Super Bowl era??
It's just crazy that this is actually happening. I find it hard to believe week 17 will be a battle of two 13-2 football teams......wouldn't matter who it was or which division.
Originally posted by captveg:
Seahawks and 49ers finished 13-3 and 12-4 in 2013, but I don't think a division since 2002 has had two teams each finish 13-3 or better.
Originally posted by LVJay:
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by FaTaL:
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The saints game will be just as tough
Tough, but not as tough.
Double team Thomas and single the others. Pressure Brees. He isn't Kyler or Wilson. He is susceptible to the rush if the short routes are covered.
Originally posted by Rascal:
And so is the Seahawks at C-Link. Plus, I don't expect the Seahawks to lose another game until week 17 for the big showdown. But, if can't beat the Saints, then nothing else matters.
Originally posted by ProfessorKel:
Love this post.
All good points.... it'll be a "cakewalk" fellas
Originally posted by Happs:
Just did a quick analysis on what happens if we lose to Saints and then win out. And if Seattle wins out until last game and lose to us. We both will have 3 losses in that scenario and have to go to tie breaker for the division. Here's how I believe it it breaks down:
Head to head - Tie 1-1
Division games - Tie 1 loss each
Common Games - Tie both lost to Saints and Ravens.
Conference Games - Tie 2 losses each
Strength of victory - Currently tied at 12 wins for the two teams that are not the same on each other's schedule. Both wins by us and them. We need Packers and Redskins to keep winning. They need Eagles and Vikings to keep winning. That would suck if it came down to this.
Strength of Schedule - Currently tied. Same as above
Best combined ranking among conference teams in points scored and points allowed: We are dominating this category.
I don't think strength of victory will remain a tie. It would really suck if it came down to that tie breaker but likely would in this scenario. This is definitely a must win vs the Saints so there's no possibility of the above occurring. I'll be out there at the Dome on Sunday supporting the team! Hopefully the same thing doesn't occur as the last time I was there when we lost to the Ravens.
Please correct me if I'm wrong about any of the above.
