My annual pick teams to miss the playoffs contest with new rules. First 50 people only.

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Not to be a stickler here, but shouldn't you have come up with a tie breaker in the first post, or at least before the last day of the season?
Umm no
 

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There is going be 10+ of you guys that passed Chops challenge. As a result, the remaining contestants will compete in a post season contest... ( I will post a list of the contestants that qualify by Noon Eastern Tomorrow)

Here's the Contest...

In keeping with the spirit of the contest, you need to pick the 3 NFL Playoff teams that will WIN the FEWEST Games in the postseason...
Every time the teams you pick WIN, they get a point

The person that has the fewest points ( combined wins ) Wins the $500 Contest from ChopTalk

Pick 3 of these teams:
New England Patriots
Denver Broncos
Cincinnati Bengals
Pittsburgh Steelers
Baltimore Ravens
Indianapolis Colts
Green Bay Packers
Seattle Seahawks
Carolina Panthers
Dallas Cowboys
Arizona Cardinals
Detroit Lions

TB #1: Pick the Super Bowl Winner
TB #2: Pick the Total of the Super Bowl
(TIE BREAKERS MUST BE CHOOSE BEFORE THE START OF THE PLAYOFFS, AS WELL AS ALL THE SELECTIONS)
 

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Pick the three teams you think will lose the quickest?

I'm sorry bro but this sounds ridiculous. How about just a straight cap off for the final 9 playoff games? Winner takes all.
 

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Thanks defying
 

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Pick the three teams you think will lose the quickest?

I'm sorry bro but this sounds ridiculous. How about just a straight cap off for the final 9 playoff games? Winner takes all.

Why? Its just a free contest and its a way to determine the winner - so tough to please
 

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If those of you that qualified do not like the tiebreaker feel free to not enter the post season contest.
 

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I dunno that does sound like a pretty awful tiebreaker.

Why not have everyone fillout some type of bracket where you get 1-2-3-4pts by rd and highest wins or something
 

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Ravens
Cardinals
Bengals

SB Winner - Seahawks
SB total - 40
 
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Coming from someone who did not participate in this contest, I'd just like to say I think Defying came up with an excellent post season contest to determine the winner. This was a contest about picking losers, not winners, so why change it. Good job, Defying.
 

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Coming from someone who did not participate in this contest, I'd just like to say I think Defying came up with an excellent post season contest to determine the winner. This was a contest about picking losers, not winners, so why change it. Good job, Defying.



Exactly

So far NFL Trends is the champ.

If if nobody else enters he wins by default
 

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List of people that qualify for Postseason Contest....

Nfltrends
doubledeuce
boxgames
enfuego
alsportsjunkie
schlepboy
loki ragnarok


Note: Sorry to those that don't like the contest. I was trying to come up with something that stuck with theme of the contest (picking losers) and something that was a one time thing, not a weekly pick em... Good Luck
 

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Always a fun challenge, thanks again Chop!
Tie breaker sounds cool. Nothing wrong with changing things up to make it interesting.
 

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