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NFL Discussion - 2013 Season

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Redskins. Why do they bother? They could have won that game. They blew it AGAIN. :scream: :scream: :scream:

Yay for Denver winning again, though! At least I have one team worth rooting for. :p
 
Per Adam Schefter, Tony Romo is out for the season with a severe back injury that was suffered during yesterday's game. Kyle Orton will attempt to lead the Cowboys to the playoffs.

That, uh, sucks for Dallas.
 
Per Adam Schefter, Tony Romo is out for the season with a severe back injury that was suffered during yesterday's game. Kyle Orton will attempt to lead the Cowboys to the playoffs.

That, uh, sucks for Dallas.

If you need me I'll be in a drunken coma. Just doesn't seem fair after yesterday.
 
I'm sure the Falcons/49ers game looked good when they were scheduling, but now...:shrug:
You were saying?

I honestly almost don't want to see them get home-field in the playoffs after that. I can't imagine a better way to say goodbye to Candlestick. Well. . . maybe as champions.
 
Great finish. I don't care about either of these teams, but I was actually pulling for the Falcons just so Arizona would still have a chance to make the playoffs (I think Arizona deserves it this year, and it's a travesty they may lose out).

My girlfriend wanted to switch off the game, but I insisted on finishing it out, and were we rewarded! That was a great on-side kick, and an unreal pick-6. Gotta feel for the Falcons fans last night. But what a way for Candlestick to go out.
 
My lack of knowledge of the rules of football is showing here, but: Does the 49ers' victory mean there could be postseason games at the Stick? Does it hold up the date of demolition (assuming there was one)?
 
To answer your second question: Of course it would.

And, to answer your main question, I'm not positive. The winners of their divisions with the best two records host home games. The Seahawks and 12-3 and the 49ers are 11-4. If the Seahawks lose next week and the 49ers win, they'll have the same record. The winner in that case (if I'm not mistaken) is determined by whoever was better head to head. In this case, that's also tied, so it would be by the team that did better against division opponents. In this case, they'd be tied there too. I don't know the tie breaker after that.

However, NFL.com says Seattle has clinched a playoff spot, but it doesn't say they've clinched the division, so that tells me the 49ers can still win a division spot.
 
In order:
Head-to-head (best won-lost-tied percentage in games between the clubs).
Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the division.
Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games.
Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the conference.
Strength of victory.
Strength of schedule.
Best combined ranking among conference teams in points scored and points allowed.
Best combined ranking among all teams in points scored and points allowed.
Best net points in common games.
Best net points in all games.
Best net touchdowns in all games.
Coin toss
 
I'm finding myself cheering for the Dolphins and Cardinals in this final weekend. I'd love to see some long suffering teams at least get a taste of the playoffs.
 
http://www.torontosun.com/2013/12/25/cowboys-sign-retired-qb-john-kitna-for-one-more-game

Who wants to guess he somehow leads them to victory over the Eagles this week and a deep playoff run, further throwing Tony Romo's "legacy" into question?

How does it feel to be one of Tyler Thigpen, John Skelton, David Carr and Caleb Hanie? None of them are superstars, but the Cowboys pulled Kitna out of teaching math instead of one these guys.

Kitna is not starting though. Kyle Orton will get the nod. The only reason they brought in Kitna is because he filled in for Romo during the 2010 season when Romo missed 10 games. He knows the offense better than anyone else.

As for Romo's legacy, it will have to wait for next year but you will never see me begging to trade a QB with 31 TD's 10 Int's and a QB rating of 96.7. People need to understand that franchise QB's don't grow on trees.
 
Tony Romo had season ending back surgery. Let the Kyle Orton playoff run commence! Although, the way to the Super Bowl should now be clear for the Cowboys since Romo is the one who's been blowing games in December.
 
I'm finding myself cheering for the Dolphins and Cardinals in this final weekend. I'd love to see some long suffering teams at least get a taste of the playoffs.


Well in the case of these two teams, maybe short term suffering. ;)
 
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