We have four teams left. I dont doubt that these are the four best teams in the league at this point in the season. In fact, they are the top four in our over all power rankings, which doesn't happen very often. Honestly, I dont know if it has ever happened.
With four games left and possibly the eight best teams in the league at this point, it should be a good week of football!
We are down to eight teams. I might even say they are the best eight in the league, certainly at this point in the season.
Time for the playoffs! In the most recent Weekly, I got the Packers pick correct, but whiffed on Indianapolis. The Texans beat the Colts, which (coupled with a Jacksonville loss to Tennessee) means Houston gets in. We'll keep it simple this week by just making predictions for all six games. Let's go chronologically, which means starting with Cleveland and Houston.
Going into the "Super" Wild Card week there are 14 teams left vying for a place in the Super Bowl.
This is it, the final week of the season! There are currently 12 eliminated teams, five in the NFC and seven in the AFC. There are also two divisions in each conference (the Easts and the Souths) that are still undecided. Let's decide who's in and who wins each division. We'll start in the National Conference.
One week left in the regular season! Will the playoffs represent the best teams in the league?
Welcome back to the Weekly, let's talk NFC! Last week we went over the situation in the AFC, so now it's on to the other half of the league. As of last week, there were three NFC teams eliminated. The Giants joined the ranks of the disappointed after losing to the Eagles by eight, bringing the tally to four.
We had some big head to head matchups this week. Lets see how it all shook out.
We're getting down to the nitty-gritty in the playoff races in each conference. With three games to go, only six teams have been eliminated from contention, three from each conference. That means that each conference has thirteen teams vying for seven spots. Let's have a glance at the AFC this week and the NFC in seven days.
