kkktookmybabyaway Posted December 30, 2004 Report Posted December 30, 2004 Let's make the deadline Sunday, Jan. 2, 2005, at 9 a.m... (3.5) Cincinnati at Philadelphia Cleveland at Houston (10.5) (3.5) Detroit at Tennessee Green Bay at Chicago (3.5) Miami at Baltimore (11.5) (4.5) Minnesota at Washington New Orleans at Carolina (7.5) (3.5) N.Y. Jets at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Buffalo (8.5) San Francisco at New England (14.5) Atlanta at Seattle (5.5) Tampa Bay at Arizona (3.5) Indianapolis at Denver (8.5) (3.5) Jacksonville at Oakland (3.5) Kansas City at San Diego Dallas at N.Y. Giants (2.5) Cincinnati (Swift Terror 8-8) d Philadelphia (MD 2020 5-11) 5-4 CIN: CIN/HOU/DET/GB/BAL/MIN/CAR/NYJ/BUF/NE/ATL/TB/DEN/JAX/KC/DAL/28 (ep) PHI: CIN/HOU/DET/CHI/BAL/MIN/CAR/NYJ/BUF/NE/SEA/AZ/DEN/JAX/KC/NYG/24 (ep) DIFF: GB/CHI, ATL/SEA, TB/AZ, DAL/NYG, 28/24 Cleveland (SFA Jack 10-6) d Houston (Bored 10-6) 11-10 CLE: CIN/CLE/TEN/GB/MIA/WAS/NO/NYJ/BUF/SF/SEA/AZ/IND/OAK/SD/NYG/12 (pm) HOU: CIN/CLE/TEN/GB/MIA/WAS/NO/NYJ/BUF/SF/ATL/TB/IND/OAK/KC/NYG/23 DIFF: SEA/ATL, AZ/TB, SD/KC Tennessee (Chuck Woolery 10-6) d Detroit (Bravesfan 9-7) 8-5 DET: PHI/HOU/TEN/CHI/BAL/WAS/CAR/STL/BUF/NE/SEA/AZ/DEN/OAK/SD/NYG/20 (ep) TEN: PHI/HOU/TEN/GB/MIA/MIN/NO/NYJ/PIT/SF/SEA/TB/IND/JAX/SD/DAL/21 DIFF: CHI/GB, BAL/MIA, WAS/MIN, CAR/NO, STL/NYJ, BUF/PIT, NE/SF, AZ/TB, DEN/IND, OAK/JAX, NYG/DAL Green Bay (Vitamin X 12-4) d Chicago (Agent of Oblivion 7-9) 8-5 GB: PHI/HOU/DET/GB/MIA/WAS/NO/NYJ/PIT/SF/SEA/AZ/IND/JAX/SD/DAL/20 CHI: PHI/HOU/TEN/CHI/BAL/WAS/CAR/STL/BUF/NE/SEA/AZ/DEN/OAK/KC/NYG/17 (ep) DIFF: DET/TEN, GB/CHI, MIA/BAL, NO/CAR, NYJ/STL, PIT/BUF, SF/NE, IND/DEN, JAX/OAK, SD/KC, DAL/NYG Baltimore (Dr. Tom 8-8) d Miami (Spaceman Spiff 4-12) 8-8 + TB (23-30=7/13-23=13) MIA: CIN/HOU/TEN/GB/BAL/WAS/CAR/NYJ/BUF/NE/SEA/TB/DEN/JAX/SD/NYG/10 BAL: PHI/HOU/TEN/GB/MIA/MIN/NO/STL/PIT/NE/ATL/TB/IND/JAX/SD/DAL/23* DIFF: CIN/PHI, BAL/MIA, WAS/MIN, CAR/NO, NYJ/STL, BUF/PIT, SEA/ATL, DEN/IND, NYG/DAL *From Tom's TSM column Washington (Human Fly 4-12) d Minnesota (La Parka Marka 7-9) 6-3 MIN: CIN/HOU/DET/CHI/BAL/MIN/NO/NYJ/BUF/NE/SEA/TB/IND/JAX/KC/DAL/28 WAS: PHI/HOU/TEN/CHI/BAL/WAS/CAR/STL/BUF/NE/SEA/AZ/DEN/OAK/SD/NYG/17 (pm) DIFF: CIN/PHI, DET/TEN, MIN/WAS, NO/CAR, NYJ/STL, TB/AZ, IND/DEN, JAX/OAK, KC/SD, DAL/NYG, 28/17 Carolina (Fazzle 4-11-1) d New Orleans (Flyboy 8-8) 5-4 NO: CIN/HOU/DET/GB/BAL/WAS/CAR/NYJ/BUF/NE/ATL/TB/IND/OAK/KC/DAL/27 (pm) CAR: PHI/CLE/TEN/CHI/BAL/MIN/CAR/STL/BUF/NE/SEA/TB/IND/JAX/SD/DAL/29 DIFF: CIN/PHI, HOU/CLE, DET/TEN, GB/CHI, WAS/MIN, NYJ/STL, ATL/SEA, OAK/JAX, KC/SD N.Y. Jets (Gert T 6-10) d St. Louis (Cerebus 316 9-6-1) 7-7 + TB (20-29=9/17-32=15) NYJ: CIN/HOU/TEN/GB/MIA/MIN/CAR/NYJ/PIT/NE/SEA/AZ/DEN/OAK/KC/DAL/20 STL: CIN/HOU/DET/GB/BAL/MIN/CAR/STL/BUF/NE/SEA/AZ/DEN/JAX/KC/NYG/17 DIFF: TEN/DET, MIA/BAL, NYJ/STL, PIT/BUF, OAK/JAX, DAL/NYG, 20/17 Buffalo (Bob Barron 10-6) d Pittsburgh (Tyler McClelland 8-8) 8-5 PIT: CIN/HOU/DET/GB/MIA/WAS/CAR/NYJ/PIT/NE/SEA/TB/IND/OAK/KC/DAL/17 BUF: PHI/CLE/TEN/GB/BAL/MIN/NO/NYJ/PIT/NE/SEA/TB/IND/JAX/SD/NYG/20 DIFF: CIN/PHI, HOU/CLE, DET/TEN, MIA/BAL, WAS/MIN, CAR/NO, OAK/JAX, KC/SD, DAL/NYG New England (nl5xsk1 9-7) d San Francisco (Agent Bond 34 8-8) 9-6 SF: PHI/HOU/TEN/GB/BAL/WAS/CAR/NYJ/BUF/NE/SEA/TB/IND/JAX/SD/NYG/10 NE: CIN/HOU/TEN/GB/MIA/MIN/CAR/NYJ/BUF/SF/ATL/TB/DEN/JAX/SD/DAL/23 DIFF: PHI/CIN, BAL/MIA, WAS/MIN, NE/SF, SEA/ATL, IND/DEN, NYG/DAL Atlanta (Lightning Flik 13-3) d Seattle (Mr. Rant 7-9) 9-5 ATL: CIN/CLE/TEN/GB/MIA/MIN/NO/NYJ/PIT/NE/ATL/TB/IND/OAK/SD/DAL/24 (pm) SEA: CIN/HOU/DET/CHI/BAL/MIN/CAR/NYJ/BUF/NE/SEA/AZ/DEN/JAX/KC/NYG/28 (ep) DIFF: CLE/HOU, TEN/DET, GB/CHI, MIA/BAL, NO/CAR, PIT/BUF, ATL/SEA, TB/AZ, IND/DEN, OAK/JAX, SD/KC, DAL/NYG, 24/28 Arizona (Vern Gagne 11-5) d Tampa Bay (Starvenger 7-9) 8-8 + TB (20-7=13/16-12=4) TB: CIN/HOU/TEN/GB/BAL/MIN/CAR/NYJ/BUF/SF/SEA/TB/DEN/JAX/SD/NYG/20 AZ: PHI/HOU/TEN/GB/BAL/WAS/CAR/NYJ/BUF/NE/ATL/AZ/IND/JAX/SD/NYG/16 (pm) DIFF: CIN/PHI, MIN/WAS, SF/NE, SEA/ATL, TB/AZ, DEN/IND, 20/16 Denver (Canadian Chris 10-6) d Indianapolis (No Cal Mike 8-8) 7-5 IND: PHI/HOU/DET/GB/BAL/WAS/CAR/STL/BUF/NE/ATL/TB/IND/OAK/SD/DAL/31 DEN: PHI/HOU/TEN/GB/MIA/MIN/NO/NYJ/BUF/NE/SEA/TB/IND/JAX/SD/NYG/27 DIFF: DET/TEN, BAL/MIA, WAS/MIN, CAR/NO, STL/NYJ, ATL/SEA, OAK/JAX, DAL/NYG, 31-27 Oakland (The Bitch 9-7) d Jacksonville (Always Pissed Off 4-12) 7-4 JAX: CIN/HOU/TEN/GB/BAL/MIN/CAR/NYJ/BUF/NE/SEA/TB/IND/JAX/KC/DAL/10 (pm) OAK: PHI/HOU/DET/GB/BAL/MIN/NO/STL/BUF/NE/ATL/TB /IND/JAX/SD/NYG/24 DIFF: CIN/PHI, TEN/DET, CAR/NO, NYJ/STL, SEA/ATL, KC/SD, DAL/NYG San Diego (Slasher Flick 8-8) d Kansas City (No Good Nick 5-11) 9-8 KC: CIN/HOU/DET/GB/MIA/MIN/NO/NYJ/PIT/NE/SEA/TB/IND/JAX/SD/NYG/18 SD: CIN/CLE/DET/GB/MIA/MIN/CAR/STL/PIT/SF/SEA/TB/IND/JAX/SD/DAL/28 DIFF: HOU/CLE, NO/CAR, NYJ/STL, NE/SF, NYG/DAL N.Y. Giants (Cartman 10-6) d Dallas (BX 7-9) 9-6 DAL: PHI/HOU/DET/CHI/MIA/MIN/CAR/NYJ/PIT/SF/ /AZ/IND/JAX/SD/DAL/24 NYG: CIN/HOU/TEN/GB/MIA/MIN/NO/STL/BUF/SF/SEA/TB/DEN/OAK/KC/NYG/25 DIFF: PHI/CIN, DET/TEN, CHI/GB, CAR/NO, NYJ/STL, PIT/BUF, /SEA, AZ/TB, IND/DEN, JAX/OAK, SD/KC, DAL/NYG, 24/25
Agent_Bond34 Posted December 30, 2004 Report Posted December 30, 2004 49ers - 10 (3.5) Cincinnati at Philadelphia - Philadelphia Cleveland at Houston (10.5) - Houston (3.5) Detroit at Tennessee - Tennessee Green Bay at Chicago (3.5) - Green Bay Miami at Baltimore (11.5) - Baltimore (4.5) Minnesota at Washington - Washington (you know the theme) New Orleans at Carolina (7.5) - Carolina (3.5) N.Y. Jets at St. Louis - N.Y. Jets Pittsburgh at Buffalo (8.5) - Buffalo San Francisco at New England (14.5) - New England (14.5? holy fuck) Atlanta at Seattle (5.5) - Seattle Tampa Bay at Arizona (3.5) - Tampa Bay Indianapolis at Denver (8.5) - Indianapolis (3.5) Jacksonville at Oakland - Jacksonville (3.5) Kansas City at San Diego - San Diego Dallas at N.Y. Giants (2.5) - N.Y. Giants
USC Wuz Robbed! Posted December 30, 2004 Report Posted December 30, 2004 Wow... I go from 5-1 or 5-2 I forget which, to 7-8.... here's hoping I finish even stevens. (3.5) Cincinnati at Philadelphia Cleveland at Houston (10.5) (3.5) Detroit at Tennessee Green Bay at Chicago (3.5) Miami at Baltimore (11.5) (4.5) Minnesota at Washington New Orleans at Carolina (7.5) (3.5) N.Y. Jets at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Buffalo (8.5) San Francisco at New England (14.5) Atlanta at Seattle (5.5) Tampa Bay at Arizona (3.5) Indianapolis at Denver (8.5) (3.5) Jacksonville at Oakland (3.5) Kansas City at San Diego Dallas at N.Y. Giants (2.5) TB: 28
CanadianChris Posted December 30, 2004 Report Posted December 30, 2004 This has to be the toughest week of the year, just because you never know which of the playoff teams that can't improve their position are going to come out and play hard for pride's sake. Picks to come...
Bored Posted December 30, 2004 Report Posted December 30, 2004 Texans - 23 points Cincinnati Cleveland Tennessee Green Bay Miami Washington New Orleans N.Y. Jets Buffalo San Francisco Atlanta Tampa Bay Indianapolis Oakland Kansas City N.Y. Giants
Spaceman Spiff Posted December 30, 2004 Report Posted December 30, 2004 Miami - 10 (3.5) Cincinnati at Philadelphia Cleveland at Houston (10.5) (3.5) Detroit at Tennessee Green Bay at Chicago (3.5) Miami at Baltimore (11.5) (4.5) Minnesota at Washington New Orleans at Carolina (7.5) (3.5) N.Y. Jets at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Buffalo (8.5) San Francisco at New England (14.5) Atlanta at Seattle (5.5) Tampa Bay at Arizona (3.5) Indianapolis at Denver (8.5) (3.5) Jacksonville at Oakland (3.5) Kansas City at San Diego Dallas at N.Y. Giants (2.5)
LaParkaMarka Posted December 30, 2004 Report Posted December 30, 2004 Minnesota - 28 Cincinnati Houston Detroit Chicago Baltimore Minnesota New Orleans N.Y. Jets Buffalo New England Seattle Tampa Bay Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Dallas
nl5xsk1 Posted December 30, 2004 Report Posted December 30, 2004 New England Tiebreaker: 27 Cincinnati Houston Tennessee Green Bay Miami Minnesota Carolina N.Y. Jets Buffalo San Francisco Atlanta Tampa Bay Denver Jacksonville San Diego Dallas
Guest Vitamin X Posted December 30, 2004 Report Posted December 30, 2004 Homefield advantage, here we come... Green Bay will score 20 Philadelphia Houston Detroit Green Bay Miami Washington New Orleans N.Y. Jets Pittsburgh San Francisco Seattle Arizona Indianapolis Jacksonville San Diego Dallas
Lightning Flik Posted December 30, 2004 Report Posted December 30, 2004 (edited) Homefield advantage, here we come... Meh. Not really dood. You see, even if I lose this week and we tie records wise, I still claim the bye since I've got the tiebreaker. So no, you don't have homefield advantage. I do. Edited December 30, 2004 by Lightning Flik
CanadianChris Posted December 30, 2004 Report Posted December 30, 2004 Homefield advantage, here we come... Meh. Not really dood. You see, even if I lose this week and we tie records wise, I still claim the bye since I've got the tiebreaker. So no, you don't have homefield advantage. I do. Would someone like to tell me what this "homefield advantage" is? It's not like anyone's significantly better than anyone else anyway.
Lightning Flik Posted December 30, 2004 Report Posted December 30, 2004 Homefield advantage, here we come... Meh. Not really dood. You see, even if I lose this week and we tie records wise, I still claim the bye since I've got the tiebreaker. So no, you don't have homefield advantage. I do. Would someone like to tell me what this "homefield advantage" is? It's not like anyone's significantly better than anyone else anyway. It means we get a + advantage to all our picks. Meaning you only need to be within the plus advantage and you still win. Like last year it was +2. So like if you've got Dallas at N.Y. Giants (2.5), the person with homefield advantage actually gets Dallas at N.Y. Giants (4.5). Meaning that if they choose Dallas, they only need to get within 4.5. However, if they choose the Giants, its still 2.5. That's the purpose of homefield advantage during the playoffs. Its why I wanted it desperately.
Guest Vitamin X Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 I haven't heard kkk claim that you'd have the homefield advantage tiebreaker at all. And since you play an NFC opponent this week, and you lose and I win, then our overall and conference records would be tied, from what I saw. I think the next tiebreaker would be record against common opponents.
kkktookmybabyaway Posted December 31, 2004 Author Report Posted December 31, 2004 It means we get a + advantage to all our picks. Meaning you only need to be within the plus advantage and you still win. Like last year it was +2. That's news to me, especially since there weren't point spreads last year. And V-X is right regarding tie-breaker progression...
Guest Vitamin X Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 So then who owns the tiebreaker against common opponents? The only NFC team I think that's beat me this year is the Bears, I think. I know I also lost to the Titans and Texans, and my other loss was either the Jags or possibly the Lions.
kkktookmybabyaway Posted December 31, 2004 Author Report Posted December 31, 2004 Making me look up records and shit *grumble.* If V-X wins and Flik loses, V-X gets the top seed. They didn't face-off in the regular season, and their Conference records will be tied at 9-3. V-X wins the common opponent tie-breaker 4-1 to 3-2. V-X: Wins: CAR, NYG, DET, STL Losses: DET FLIK: Wins: CAR, NYG, CAR Losses: STL, DET...
nogoodnick Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 (3.5) Cincinnati Houston (10.5) (3.5) Detroit Green Bay Miami (4.5) Minnesota New Orleans (3.5) N.Y. Jets Pittsburgh England (14.5) Seattle (5.5) Tampa Bay Indianapolis (3.5) Jacksonville San Diego N.Y. Giants (2.5) tb:18
Lightning Flik Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 It means we get a + advantage to all our picks. Meaning you only need to be within the plus advantage and you still win. Like last year it was +2. That's news to me, especially since there weren't point spreads last year. And V-X is right regarding tie-breaker progression... I was seeing how many people who've bought that. Apparently everyone. And well fuck on the part of me tying VX. I want my bye dammit.
Bored Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 Looking at possible scenerios I'm in almost a must win situation to get a bye week. If I lose to sfajack and CanadianChris wins I'll end up the #3 seed as both will have a better conference record in a three-way tiebreak. So I need to win or have CC lose to get a bye week.
Cartman Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 Cincinnati Houston Tennessee Green Bay Miami Minnesota New Orleans St. Louis Buffalo San Francisco Seattle Tampa Bay Denver Oakland Kansas City N.Y. Giants 25
starvenger Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 Let's see how much week 17 fucks me up... (3.5) Cincinnati at Philadelphia Cleveland at Houston (10.5) (3.5) Detroit at Tennessee ( Bil-ly Vol-ek clap clap clapclapclap, Bil-ly Vol-ek clap clap clapclapclap ) Green Bay at Chicago (3.5) Miami at Baltimore (11.5) (4.5) Minnesota at Washington New Orleans at Carolina (7.5) (Hey, a game that means something to both teams. Whoda thunk it?) (3.5) N.Y. Jets at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Buffalo (8.5) San Francisco at New England (14.5) Atlanta at Seattle (5.5) Tampa Bay at Arizona (3.5) Indianapolis at Denver (8.5) (3.5) Jacksonville at Oakland (3.5) Kansas City at San Diego Dallas at N.Y. Giants (2.5) Tampa: 20
Guest Vitamin X Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 It means we get a + advantage to all our picks. Meaning you only need to be within the plus advantage and you still win. Like last year it was +2. That's news to me, especially since there weren't point spreads last year. And V-X is right regarding tie-breaker progression... I was seeing how many people who've bought that. Apparently everyone. And well fuck on the part of me tying VX. I want my bye dammit. Oh, both of us have already clinched a first round bye due to being the top two teams in the NFC (and NFL for that matter), it's just a matter of who ends up #1. Since the playoff system in our league is so wacky, it'd be a matter of pride for me to end up #1 (and thus homefield) after chasing you all season long.
NoCalMike Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 3.5) Cincinnati at Philadelphia Cleveland at Houston (10.5) (3.5) Detroit at Tennessee Green Bay at Chicago (3.5) Miami at Baltimore (11.5) (4.5) Minnesota at Washington New Orleans at Carolina (7.5) (3.5) N.Y. Jets at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Buffalo (8.5) San Francisco at New England (14.5) Atlanta at Seattle (5.5) Tampa Bay at Arizona (3.5) Indianapolis at Denver (8.5) (3.5) Jacksonville at Oakland (3.5) Kansas City at San Diego Dallas at N.Y. Giants (2.5) Colts - 31
Guest The Winter Of My Discontent Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 Philadelphia Houston (10.5) (3.5) Detroit Green Bay Baltimore (11.5) (4.5) Minnesota New Orleans St. Louis Buffalo (8.5) New England (14.5) Atlanta Tampa Bay Indianapolis (3.5) Jacksonville San Diego N.Y. Giants (2.5) OAK 24
Vern Gagne Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 Who would be ahead if I win and V-X loses?
Lightning Flik Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 It means we get a + advantage to all our picks. Meaning you only need to be within the plus advantage and you still win. Like last year it was +2. That's news to me, especially since there weren't point spreads last year. And V-X is right regarding tie-breaker progression... I was seeing how many people who've bought that. Apparently everyone. And well fuck on the part of me tying VX. I want my bye dammit. Oh, both of us have already clinched a first round bye due to being the top two teams in the NFC (and NFL for that matter), it's just a matter of who ends up #1. Since the playoff system in our league is so wacky, it'd be a matter of pride for me to end up #1 (and thus homefield) after chasing you all season long. You chasing me most season? I spent half of it chasing you, you spent the other half chasing me. It'd be ironic if we'd end up tied. And we had to play for the NFC Title Game. And the winner won the KKK Bowl.
CanadianChris Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 Is that the Alanis Morissette definition of ironic? Denver - 27 Philadelphia Houston Tennessee Green Bay Miami Minnesota New Orleans N.Y. Jets Buffalo New England Seattle Tampa Bay Indianapolis Jacksonville San Diego N.Y. Giants
Guest Cerebus Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 Cincinnati Houston Detroit Green Bay Baltimore Minnesota Carolina St. Louis Buffalo New England Seattle Arizona Denver Jacksonville Kansas City N.Y. Giants St. Louis scores 17 points.
Guest Agent of Oblivion Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 There's no way I can make the playoffs, is there?
Vern Gagne Posted December 31, 2004 Report Posted December 31, 2004 It means we get a + advantage to all our picks. Meaning you only need to be within the plus advantage and you still win. Like last year it was +2. That's news to me, especially since there weren't point spreads last year. And V-X is right regarding tie-breaker progression... I was seeing how many people who've bought that. Apparently everyone. And well fuck on the part of me tying VX. I want my bye dammit. Oh, both of us have already clinched a first round bye due to being the top two teams in the NFC (and NFL for that matter), it's just a matter of who ends up #1. Since the playoff system in our league is so wacky, it'd be a matter of pride for me to end up #1 (and thus homefield) after chasing you all season long. You chasing me most season? I spent half of it chasing you, you spent the other half chasing me. It'd be ironic if we'd end up tied. And we had to play for the NFC Title Game. And the winner won the KKK Bowl. No it wouldn't. You'd have the best record, and be favored to win the KKK Bowl.
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