QuizGuy66
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The mighty Jaguars have been the hot team in the AFC lately winning 4 of their last 5 to raise their record to 4-9.
This has kept them right in the thick of the AFC playoff race
They just need a little help:
Jacksonville clinches a playoff berth if:
1) Jacksonville beats Buffalo Week 15
2) Jacksonville beats Tennessee Week 16
3) Jacksonville wins at Indianapolis Week 17
4) New England wins at Miami Week 15
5) Buffalo beats Miami Week 16
6) The Jets win at Miami Week 17
7) Carolina beats the Jets Week 15
8) Cleveland wins at the Jets Week 16
9) Detroit beats Baltimore Week 15
10) New England win at Baltimore Week 16
11) Cincinnati beats Baltimore Week 17
12) At least 2 of the following:
12a) Denver beats San Diego Week 15
12)12b) Oakland wins at San Diego Week 16
13)12c) Kansas City wins at San Diego Week 17
14)13) At least 1 of the following:
14a)13a) Cincinnati wins at Pittsburgh Week 15
14b)13b) Green Bay beats Pittsburgh Week 16
14c)13c) Cleveland wins at Pittsburgh Week 17
15)14) At least 1 of the following:
15a)14a) Kansas City wins/ties at Oakland Week 15
14b) San Diego beats/ties Oakland Week 16 (if this happens then 12a AND 12c BOTH MUST happen)
15b)14c) Denver wins/ties at Oakland Week 17
If the above happens, the Jaguars will be 2nd in the South at 7-9 (they have tiebreaker over Ten 2-0), the Jets will place 2nd in the East at 7-9 (div record), and one of Balt/Pitt/Clev will place 2nd in the North at 7-9 , and San Diego may or may not place 3rd in the West at 7-9.
Since in any of these cases a head-to-head-to-head-(to-head) sweep is impossible (there is no case where any team that would be in the tiebreaker swept the others), it goes to conference record.
If all the above happens then the Jaguars win with a 7-5 conference record. The only team that could catch them is Oakland (who'd also be 7-5 and then get the head-to-head tiebreaker), thus necessitating Oakland having at least one tie/loss.
Jags fans should start scouting out hotels in Cincinnati, Foxboro, and Indianapolis now
-QG
This has kept them right in the thick of the AFC playoff race
They just need a little help:
Jacksonville clinches a playoff berth if:
1) Jacksonville beats Buffalo Week 15
2) Jacksonville beats Tennessee Week 16
3) Jacksonville wins at Indianapolis Week 17
4) New England wins at Miami Week 15
5) Buffalo beats Miami Week 16
6) The Jets win at Miami Week 17
7) Carolina beats the Jets Week 15
8) Cleveland wins at the Jets Week 16
9) Detroit beats Baltimore Week 15
10) New England win at Baltimore Week 16
11) Cincinnati beats Baltimore Week 17
12)
13)
14)
14a)
14b)
14c)
15)
15a)
15b)
If the above happens, the Jaguars will be 2nd in the South at 7-9 (they have tiebreaker over Ten 2-0), the Jets will place 2nd in the East at 7-9 (div record), and one of Balt/Pitt/Clev will place 2nd in the North at 7-9 , and San Diego may or may not place 3rd in the West at 7-9.
Since in any of these cases a head-to-head-to-head-(to-head) sweep is impossible (there is no case where any team that would be in the tiebreaker swept the others), it goes to conference record.
If all the above happens then the Jaguars win with a 7-5 conference record. The only team that could catch them is Oakland (who'd also be 7-5 and then get the head-to-head tiebreaker), thus necessitating Oakland having at least one tie/loss.
Jags fans should start scouting out hotels in Cincinnati, Foxboro, and Indianapolis now
-QG
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