NFL Playoff Systems

Bryan24K · Jan 2, 2009

Anyone have any solid systems?

I utilize one which i think has been pretty good throughout the years:

Play on any playoff team which has had 3 or more regular season wins by 20+ points

(if both teams qualify, skip that game)

Last year went 2-0 in first round with Seattle and San Diego covering.

This year's qualifiers are:

Arizona
Baltimore
Philly

hannowsky77 · Jan 2, 2009

like all 3 of them so hopefully it works indy should qualify under that system also
colts 20+ wins
baltimore
cincy
titans
although i can see how the titans game wouldnt count but it is still a 20+win

Bryan24K · Jan 2, 2009

hannowsky77 said:
like all 3 of them so hopefully it works indy should qualify under that system also
colts 20+ wins
baltimore
cincy
titans
although i can see how the titans game wouldnt count but it is still a 20+win

Yeah you are right, I thought SD also had 3 20+ wins but they only had 2, and one win by 19. So Indy does qualify, although like you said that last game against Tenn is questionable.

lor · Jan 2, 2009

System Play:

Play on a team in their first playoff game following a year in which they scored 24 or more points while losing in their Conference semi-final.

1981-2007 9-1-1 86% Play: INDIANAPOLIS

Bryan24K · Jan 10, 2009

System was 3-0 or 3-1 last week depending if you played Indy or not.

This week:

Baltimore +3
Pittsburgh -6

I would tread lightly as this system usually exploits weak teams. But here, both Tenn and SD are strong teams that have 2 20+ wins and a 19pt win. So not a strong advantage like last week.

PocketKutters · Jan 10, 2009

20 point victories don't count?

Bryan24K · Jan 10, 2009

PocketKutters said:
20 point victories don't count?

The system calls for the team that had 3 victories of 20 points or more during the reg season. This week Baltimore and Pittsburgh qualify, but what I was saying is that their opponents in Tenn and SD just missed qualifying as they had 2 victories of 20+, but another victory by 19pts.