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Ya, looks like #1's are 2-7 in the big game (including 2009 when both #1's made it). I think the thing is, if you're a #1, you have a really good chance of "getting there". Didn't remember that Seattle was a #1 back in 2005....
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Indy may not have anything to play for in the last game at thier house
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Oooh, if this Niners vs. Pats game hold up (Niners currently leading 31-17, early 4th quarter), I believe the Texans may only need to win 1 of their remaining two games to get home field throughout (aka #1 seed).... Who would've thought the Pats could look so bad on Primetime? I know the Texans would never, uhhhh, nevermind.....
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The Niners win over the Pats really does a huge favor for the Broncos. If current seedings hold, it would be the Pats as the #3 going to #2 Denver, assuming of course the Pats survive the Wild Card game.
And if the Colts are #5 and the Ravens #4, I don't think the Ravens are quite so automatic at home anymore. Always upsets in the playoffs.... |
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Texans just need to beat Minny next week to clinch home field overall. Denver now moves into the #2 slot with home games against Cleveland and Kansas City to close out the season.
The most likely scenario now is #1 Houston and #2 Denver get first-week byes. First week will be Cin/Pit at NE, Indy at Baltimore If the home teams win, it then becomes Baltimore at Houston and NE at Denver. It really can't shape up any better for us. Oh, and congrats to the AFC East Champion SF 49ers. You are better men than we are. |
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Needing 1 W out of 2 games for the #1 seed is pretty damn good if you ask me. We can pick apart this or that, but the fact remains, is we are 12-2, and that sounds pretty damn good to me.
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Hope we wrap this all up with a win this week playing Vikings and Adrian Petersen.
Houston clinches a first-round bye with: 1) HOU win or tie OR 2) NE loss or tie OR 3) DEN loss Houston clinches home-field advantage throughout AFC playoffs with: 1) HOU win OR 2) HOU tie + DEN loss or tie OR 3) NE loss or tie + DEN loss |
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