UPDATE! TIEBREAKERS after DALLAS victory over INDY
| NFC TIEBREAK |
PHI |
DAL |
GB |
DET |
SEA |
ARIZ |
| PHIL |
. .- |
xxx |
xxx |
xxx |
SEA-1,3 |
xxx |
| DAL |
xxx |
. .- |
GB-3 |
DET-3 |
DAL-1 SEA-3 |
AZ-1,3 |
| GB |
xxx |
GB-3 |
. .- |
DET-3 |
SEA-1,3 |
gb-L4 AZ-SOV |
| DET |
xxx |
DET-3 |
DET-3 |
. .- |
SEA-4 |
AZ-1 |
| SEA |
SEA-1,3 |
DAL-1 SEA-3 |
SEA-1,3 |
SEA-4 |
. .- |
SEA-1,2 |
| ARIZ |
xxx |
AZ-1,3 |
gb-L4 AZ-SOV |
AZ-1 |
SEA-1,2 |
... - |
1- ...HEAD-TO-HEAD
2- ...DIV REC
3- ...CONF REC
4- ...COMMON GAMES
SOV = Strength of Victory
XXX = no tie is possible.
explained in detail ELSEWHERE in this thread
The bold ones are clinched tiebreakers.
Also, lower case indicates a lead, but not a clinch.
example GB vs AZ:
gb-L4 AZ-SOV
Means GB leads in Common games. AZ has clinched Strength-of-Victory.
ATL VS N.O.: ATL-1. Atlanta has clinched tiebreaker over Saints due to Head-to-Head victories.AZ has clinched tiebreaker over GB, except for one situation:
GB.. 12-4
AZ.. 12-4
SEA 11-5
where AZ lost to SEA (common game with GB) and then SEA loses to STL in week 17 (to give 1st place to AZ).