Here's what I see from CBS Sports:
NFC No. 3 through 6 seeding scenarios:
If GB wins:
• GB No. 3, WAS No. 4, SEA No. 5, MIN No. 6
If GB ties:
• GB No. 3, WAS No. 4, MIN No. 5, SEA No. 6
If MIN wins:
• MIN No. 3, WAS No. 4, GB No. 5, SEA No. 6
So if GB wins they play MIN at home and WAS plays SEA at home.
If MIN wins GB plays WAS on the road and MIN plays SEA at home.
NFC No. 3 through 6 seeding scenarios:
If GB wins:
• GB No. 3, WAS No. 4, SEA No. 5, MIN No. 6
If GB ties:
• GB No. 3, WAS No. 4, MIN No. 5, SEA No. 6
If MIN wins:
• MIN No. 3, WAS No. 4, GB No. 5, SEA No. 6
So if GB wins they play MIN at home and WAS plays SEA at home.
If MIN wins GB plays WAS on the road and MIN plays SEA at home.
Honestly, I think the Vikings should tank this game. If they win they have to host the hottest team in the NFL (Seahawks). If they lose, they play this same game next week. Why not come out with the flattest game plan imaginable while showing the Packers absolutely none of your cards? Then come in next week with a full game plan that the Pack aren't able to study on tape or prepare for while you've got solid tape on GB. That would be a solid edge. There's nothing harder in pro sports than going 3-0 against one NFL team in the same season.
See, I never understood that.... why does Seattle get to avoid going to Green Bay but they can be a sixth seed if Minny win and play @ minny? Someone please point that out to me
Ohhh it must be because Greenbay has the tie breaker over Seattle if both are 10-6 because they beat them in the head to head? Think I answered my own question.
Ohhh it must be because Greenbay has the tie breaker over Seattle if both are 10-6 because they beat them in the head to head? Think I answered my own question.
If Minny wins then GB and SEA are both 10-6 but GB beat SEA head to head so they hold the tie breaker and would be the higher seed. If GB wins and MIN and SEA end with same record, SEA beat MIN H2H and holds the tiebreaker so SEA would be the higher seed and Minny would fall to 6.
