3-4-5-6 seeds (1 Viewer)

[Chase Stuart]

Seems to me that playing @Seattle is going to be a lot harder than playing @the Carolina Bay Saints. I'd be surprised if the NFCS winner wasn't one and done, even with home field.

Conversely, the Lions are fool's gold. I'm not buying the Bears, and Washington has injury issues. I think when at full strength the Skins are legit, but this team revolves around its three U stars, and they're all always dinged up.

So I see the Seahawks taking the 3 seed and the Giants grabbing the 5, but no doubt both teams want to avoid each other. Does Seattle slip to 4, or do the Giants slip to 6? How important do you think it is for each team to avoid each other? And which team should Seattle (and the Giants) hope wins the 1 seed?

 

[culdeus]

I don't think anyone wants to go to Green Bay in January. Seattle especially so.

Realize the Giants are by no means a lock to get a wild card. They still have Deet, Chicago, @Philly, Washington, @Buffalo, and New England to go. There's a good chance they only go .500 the rest of the way in. Or worse.

Washington, New Orleans, Chicago, and even Philly have a shot to make a run.

 

[MarcO]

I don't think anyone wants to go to Green Bay in January. Seattle especially so.Realize the Giants are by no means a lock to get a wild card. They still have Deet, Chicago, @Philly, Washington, @Buffalo, and New England to go. There's a good chance they only go .500 the rest of the way in. Or worse.Washington, New Orleans, Chicago, and even Philly have a shot to make a run.

I don't think GB wants to be in GB in January - not without a running game - (last two weeks withstanding).

 

[bicycle_seat_sniffer]

The Lions to be a factor need a home game.

I think they could beat NO/CAr/TB on the road. No chance in Seattle

Dallas/GB is goign to the SB anyway so the rest of the field dont really matter IMO