AFC Standings
AFC SOUTH
1. Colts 8-0
2. Texans 5-4
3. Jags 4-4
4. Titans 2-6
AFC
1. Colts 8-0
2. Broncos 6-2
3. Patriots 6-2
4. Bengals 6-2
5. Steelers 6-2
6. Chargers 5-3
7. Texans 5-4
8. Ravens 4-4
9. Jets 4-4
10. Jaguars 4-4
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The Jags will be the worst 9-7 team in NFL history.
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by LV Steelers Fan on Nov 9, 2009 11:59 PM EST reply actions
-47 point differential
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by shake n bake on Nov 10, 2009 12:00 AM EST up reply actions
I thought that honor
belonged to the 2008 Arizona Cardinals?
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Ha ha ha
The worst 13-3 team in NFL history was the ’06 Bears
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by LV Steelers Fan on Nov 10, 2009 12:08 AM EST up reply actions
No
At least this decade, that honor has to go to the 2001 Bears. I have never seen a more smoke and mirrors 13-3 ever.
EVH+DLR=BFFr........ God I Hope So!!
Oops, forgot about them! Actually, I never knew about them...
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by LV Steelers Fan on Nov 10, 2009 7:24 AM EST up reply actions
used the tiebreaking procedure
but common games will start to factor in once teams get up the the requirement of 4 in common.
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Post these again after next week! ;-)
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by LV Steelers Fan on Nov 10, 2009 12:00 AM EST up reply actions
So if the playoffs started today
We would play the winner of the Pats-Bolts game, right?
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And we'd play Cinci in the wildcard
Mufufufufufufufufufu… good memories
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by LV Steelers Fan on Nov 10, 2009 12:01 AM EST up reply actions
Colts would play the lowest seeded wildcard winner
so in that situation they could play anyone but the Pats or Broncos.
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by shake n bake on Nov 10, 2009 12:05 AM EST up reply actions
thanks for nothin
giants…
so who else thinks broncos will finish 9-7 or so?
go mavs, go colts, go rangers, go baylor
That would be painful.
And it looks like the Chargers are hitting their stride a little early this year?
by Richard Hill on Nov 10, 2009 1:01 AM EST up reply actions
so have i missed anything on here. yea i know the steelers won so good for them
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By my count
Doesn’t Cincinnati have the tiebreaker over New England? NFL.com lists them at #3, generally they take tiebreakers into account automatically, but Cincinnati’s strength of victory is better than New England’s, which is the first tiebreaker that applies.
Pittsburgh has the best conference record
They control their own destiny for the 2 seed.
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by LV Steelers Fan on Nov 10, 2009 7:25 AM EST up reply actions
Cincy beat Pittsburgh already
Seedings right now are
1. Colts 8-0
2. Patriots 6-2
3. Bengals 6-2
4. Steelers 6-2
5. Broncos 6-2
6. Chargers 5-3
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Obviously, those aren't the "playoffs seedings"..
.. because Steelers would then be at the 5th spot, since they lost to the Bengals and would only be 2nd in their division. And I guess Broncos would move past both the Bengals and the Pats since they beat both of those teams. So could someone please verify that the playoff seedings would look like this, if the PO began tomorrow?
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First-round Bye: Broncos
3rd seed: Pats
4th seed: Bengals
5th seed: Steelers
6th seed: Chargers
yeah
so it’s a 4 way tie from 2 to 5. First the Steelers get booted from it since they don’t lead their division. Then the Broncos get the top spot remaining because they have the best in conference record. Pats get the 3 over the Bengals via a stronger margin of victory.
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by shake n bake on Nov 10, 2009 9:06 AM EST up reply actions
isn't strength of victory just net points per game?
NE has way more net points and both have played 8 games
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by shake n bake on Nov 10, 2009 9:04 AM EST up reply actions
Actually
According to about.com, Strength of Victory is the weight of the winning percentages of the teams (in this case) the Bengals and Patriots have beaten.
http://football.about.com/cs/football101/g/gl_strengthofvi.htm
I’m not sure the exact numbers, but the Bengals have beaten better overall competition than the Patriots have. I’d be pretty certain that having beaten the Steelers and Ravens x2, they’ve got a better overall percentage than the Patriots, who have considerably lower quality of wins with both Tampa and Tennessee.
then what is strength of schedule in the tiebreakers?
http://www.nfl.com/standings/tiebreakingprocedures
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by shake n bake on Nov 10, 2009 6:38 PM EST up reply actions
I assume
Strength of overall schedule taking into account the games the team lost as well. Strength of Victory would only take into account games a team has won. So Denver and Houston don’t factor into Cincinnati’s strength of victory, but would factor into their strength of schedule.
I figure it’s done to reward teams who have not only played better teams, but have also beaten them instead of rewarding teams for playing a harder schedule and having lost to the better teams. So if both teams happen to have an equal strength of victory, the reward would then go to the team who played the tougher overall schedule.
makes sense, I guess
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by shake n bake on Nov 10, 2009 8:19 PM EST up reply actions
Typically it doesn't matter.
It’s extremely rare for a tiebreaking procedure to go past the conference record/division record mark, and even then you still have the common opponents tiebreaker which almost always settles it. I can’t even remember the last time people were even talking about the Strength of Victory tiebreaker going into the final weeks of the season.
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I just love that we could go .500 the rest of the year and still put up our traditional 12 win season. Also nice to have a 2-win cushion on the rest of the conference now that the traditional injuries are piling up.
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It feels good. It even feels better that I will be able to go to at least 1 home playoff game since we basically clinched our division. Playoff games at home are always good.
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As the Colts play only the Broncos and Patriots here on out that are of any significant concern to the Colts seeding in the playoffs. Sure, we play other teams, but those two are the only ones who can affect us for home field.
As for the Pats being the 3rd seed, they get it based on the Strength of Victory tiebreaker (5th tie breaker). It’s crap. They get it based on two blowout wins over winless teams. Otherwise, the Bengals get it based on facing a much tougher schedule….
Thus far, the Bengals have only played 1 losing team…
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