NFC East
Vanflank Philadelphia Eagles (8-6) (2-3 Divison)- As it sits right now the Eagles, are in the drivers seat for the NFC East division title. If they win out the division is theirs, but if they falter it opens up the door for the Redskins, and Giants. Next week is a pivotal game with grimlock11's Dallas Cowboys. A loss there means two things..1. They end up with the same division record as the Redskins, and lose out on having the better division record tie breaker, and 2. if they end up with a tie against the Giants by seasons end, then they will lose out on the NFC East crown by virtue of the Giants better division record (The teams split their head to head games this season, and as it sits the Giants are 3-2 in the division). It doesn't get much easier for Vanflank's Eagles in the season ending game against Alwaysrushing, and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who are sitting at 10-4 on the year and virtually a lock to make the playoffs by virtue of a wildcard birth at least. All in all Van Flank is going to have a tough time to end the season. No one is handing this team a free ticket to the playoffs.
RELENTLESS 24 7 Washington Redskins (8-6) (2-4 Division)- If the Eagles win out, the Relentless will have to rely on a Wild Card birth, which is getting more complicated every week because so many teams are within striking distance of that last wild card spot. They need the Eagles to lose a game, and they can't afford to lose another game with the Giants breathing down there necks as well, and they hold a 2-0 head to head advantage over the Skins. They have DrtyPillowTalk's Saints up next, and ya never know what to expect out of them, and then they face ocwrestler23's Bengals who are a super tough match up. The Skins will have there hands full if they are going to win the division, but even if they don't they still have a shot at the final Wild Card birth.
gundown11 New York Giants (7-7) (3-2 Divison)- The G-Men don't control their own destiny. They need both the Eagles and Redskins to lose at least 1 more game so they can use their tiebreakers to their advantage. It was a suprise when AC Moneymaker took over the Giants temporarily, and snatched a victory from Zoufan's Lions in his first league game, and they no doubtedly needed that win to keep their playoff dreams alive. They must win out if they want any shot of the playoffs this season, but it's not going to be easy as they face last seasons defending super bowl champion Carolina Panthers with TStrohBros at the helm followed by an always tough match up against grimlock11's Dallas Cowboys who has nothing to lose, and wants to play the role of spoiler. It's a tough time to be a Giants fan....
NFC North
AwaLL2K10 Chicago Bears (11-3) (5-0 Division)- Awall's Chicago Bears have clinched the NFC North title, and are now just looking at maintaining their #2 seed they currently possess, and are looking to maybe improve that to a #1 seed should the Panthers falter in there final games. It's not going to be an easy finish to the season with games against both Daniel Knug's Seahawks, who are still trying to fight their way to an NFC West crown, and Zoufan's Detriot Lions who are playing for that final Wild Card birth in the NFC.
zoufan Detriot Lions (7-7) (3-2 Division)- The lions are reeling off a tough loss the the New York Giants in week 15 that put a wrench in there playoff hopes. With the Bears locking up the division the Lions will have to fight with a number of other teams in the NFC for the final Wild Card spot, and it's not going to be east as he faces nTnDarkAlpha's 10-4 Colts followed by Awall's Chicago Bears who are still going to fight for the best record in the conference for that all important home field advantage throughout the playoffs.
NFC South
TStrohBros Carolina Panthers (12-2) (5-1 Division)- Is this really a suprise? Last years Super Bowl Champs have the best record in the NFC, and are leading there division. Which is another suprise they haven't quite clinched the NFC South crown, but another win will change that. They have the Giants coming into town next week, which should be a hard fought game with the Giants needing to win to keep there playoff hopes alive, and the Panthers wanting a win to secure the division, and help ensure a #1 seed for the playoffs. It's not going to get any easier as they close the season against the Raiders of Stinkfoot Bundy who have playoff hopes of there own in the AFC West.
Alwaysrushing Tampa Bay Buccaneers (10-4) (4-1 Division)- No doubt this past weeks loss against the Bears hurt the Bucs chances at an NFC South crown, but fear not they are virtually guaranteed to be in the playoffs by virtue of a wildcard birth, which is more than could be said for a number of teams in the NFC right now. A game against KingEvisu82's Falcons is next up on the plate followed by a matchup against Vanflank's Eagles, who are desperately clinging on to there advantage in the NFC East.
NFC West
iTzBankShots Arizona Cardinals (8-6) (2-4 Divison)- The loss against ovd55's 49ers took a little wind out of the Cardinals sails, and there pursuit of the NFC West crown. It's as simple as this win out and the division is theirs for the taking, but if they falter it gets a bit more complicated. The finish off the season with a visit from the Bills, and then a season finale at home against the Green Bay Packers.
daniel Knugs Seattle Seahawks (7-7) (4-2 Division)- Should the Cardinals falter in the final two games of the season the Seahawks will be there to pick up the pieces with their superior division record. In order to do that they need try to win both of there final two games. I just see one big road block, and that is the week 16 matchup against the Chicago Bears, who aren't going to let the Seahawks get the W that easily. All in all the Knugsters has his work cut out for him if he wants that NFC West crown, and not be involved in the highly complicated race for the last NFC wild card spot.
sunshine1327 St. Louis Rams (7-7) (2-4 Division)- The Rams need help both from the Cardinals, and Seahawks if they want to win the NFC West crown. The one positive the Rams can take solace in is they have a rather easy schedule for the final two games with games against bottom of the cellar Dolphins, and Rams. So they certainly have a shot in the NFC West if not there prospects at a wild card birth with that remaining schedule are rather bright.
Vanflank Philadelphia Eagles (8-6) (2-3 Divison)- As it sits right now the Eagles, are in the drivers seat for the NFC East division title. If they win out the division is theirs, but if they falter it opens up the door for the Redskins, and Giants. Next week is a pivotal game with grimlock11's Dallas Cowboys. A loss there means two things..1. They end up with the same division record as the Redskins, and lose out on having the better division record tie breaker, and 2. if they end up with a tie against the Giants by seasons end, then they will lose out on the NFC East crown by virtue of the Giants better division record (The teams split their head to head games this season, and as it sits the Giants are 3-2 in the division). It doesn't get much easier for Vanflank's Eagles in the season ending game against Alwaysrushing, and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who are sitting at 10-4 on the year and virtually a lock to make the playoffs by virtue of a wildcard birth at least. All in all Van Flank is going to have a tough time to end the season. No one is handing this team a free ticket to the playoffs.
RELENTLESS 24 7 Washington Redskins (8-6) (2-4 Division)- If the Eagles win out, the Relentless will have to rely on a Wild Card birth, which is getting more complicated every week because so many teams are within striking distance of that last wild card spot. They need the Eagles to lose a game, and they can't afford to lose another game with the Giants breathing down there necks as well, and they hold a 2-0 head to head advantage over the Skins. They have DrtyPillowTalk's Saints up next, and ya never know what to expect out of them, and then they face ocwrestler23's Bengals who are a super tough match up. The Skins will have there hands full if they are going to win the division, but even if they don't they still have a shot at the final Wild Card birth.
gundown11 New York Giants (7-7) (3-2 Divison)- The G-Men don't control their own destiny. They need both the Eagles and Redskins to lose at least 1 more game so they can use their tiebreakers to their advantage. It was a suprise when AC Moneymaker took over the Giants temporarily, and snatched a victory from Zoufan's Lions in his first league game, and they no doubtedly needed that win to keep their playoff dreams alive. They must win out if they want any shot of the playoffs this season, but it's not going to be easy as they face last seasons defending super bowl champion Carolina Panthers with TStrohBros at the helm followed by an always tough match up against grimlock11's Dallas Cowboys who has nothing to lose, and wants to play the role of spoiler. It's a tough time to be a Giants fan....
NFC North
AwaLL2K10 Chicago Bears (11-3) (5-0 Division)- Awall's Chicago Bears have clinched the NFC North title, and are now just looking at maintaining their #2 seed they currently possess, and are looking to maybe improve that to a #1 seed should the Panthers falter in there final games. It's not going to be an easy finish to the season with games against both Daniel Knug's Seahawks, who are still trying to fight their way to an NFC West crown, and Zoufan's Detriot Lions who are playing for that final Wild Card birth in the NFC.
zoufan Detriot Lions (7-7) (3-2 Division)- The lions are reeling off a tough loss the the New York Giants in week 15 that put a wrench in there playoff hopes. With the Bears locking up the division the Lions will have to fight with a number of other teams in the NFC for the final Wild Card spot, and it's not going to be east as he faces nTnDarkAlpha's 10-4 Colts followed by Awall's Chicago Bears who are still going to fight for the best record in the conference for that all important home field advantage throughout the playoffs.
NFC South
TStrohBros Carolina Panthers (12-2) (5-1 Division)- Is this really a suprise? Last years Super Bowl Champs have the best record in the NFC, and are leading there division. Which is another suprise they haven't quite clinched the NFC South crown, but another win will change that. They have the Giants coming into town next week, which should be a hard fought game with the Giants needing to win to keep there playoff hopes alive, and the Panthers wanting a win to secure the division, and help ensure a #1 seed for the playoffs. It's not going to get any easier as they close the season against the Raiders of Stinkfoot Bundy who have playoff hopes of there own in the AFC West.
Alwaysrushing Tampa Bay Buccaneers (10-4) (4-1 Division)- No doubt this past weeks loss against the Bears hurt the Bucs chances at an NFC South crown, but fear not they are virtually guaranteed to be in the playoffs by virtue of a wildcard birth, which is more than could be said for a number of teams in the NFC right now. A game against KingEvisu82's Falcons is next up on the plate followed by a matchup against Vanflank's Eagles, who are desperately clinging on to there advantage in the NFC East.
NFC West
iTzBankShots Arizona Cardinals (8-6) (2-4 Divison)- The loss against ovd55's 49ers took a little wind out of the Cardinals sails, and there pursuit of the NFC West crown. It's as simple as this win out and the division is theirs for the taking, but if they falter it gets a bit more complicated. The finish off the season with a visit from the Bills, and then a season finale at home against the Green Bay Packers.
daniel Knugs Seattle Seahawks (7-7) (4-2 Division)- Should the Cardinals falter in the final two games of the season the Seahawks will be there to pick up the pieces with their superior division record. In order to do that they need try to win both of there final two games. I just see one big road block, and that is the week 16 matchup against the Chicago Bears, who aren't going to let the Seahawks get the W that easily. All in all the Knugsters has his work cut out for him if he wants that NFC West crown, and not be involved in the highly complicated race for the last NFC wild card spot.
sunshine1327 St. Louis Rams (7-7) (2-4 Division)- The Rams need help both from the Cardinals, and Seahawks if they want to win the NFC West crown. The one positive the Rams can take solace in is they have a rather easy schedule for the final two games with games against bottom of the cellar Dolphins, and Rams. So they certainly have a shot in the NFC West if not there prospects at a wild card birth with that remaining schedule are rather bright.
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