[campaignPete R-CT]

A GLANCE AT THE all-important CONFERENCE RECORDS, IN THE EVENT OF A 9-7 “TIE” for the AFC wildcard. Jacksonville is clearly in 3rd place for the AFC wildcard.

(NOTE: at 10-6, BALT OR DENVER IS IN.
And at 8-8, ONLY JAX HAS A REASONABLE CHANCE OF THE PLAYOFFS.)

1. JAX 8-4
2. MIA 7-5
3. NYJ 7-5
4. BALT 7-5
5. DEN 6-6 (or 7-5)
6. PITT 6-6
6. HOUS 6-6

The crucial 7-5 tie:
MIA has tie over NYJ (DIV record)
MIA has tie over BALT (S.O.V.) assumes BALT loss #7 is to PITT
MIA vs. DEN would go to S.O.V. and it is currently almost tied. Ongoing situation.

[campaignPete R-CT]

NFC wildcard tiebreaker standings:

1. NYG
2. PACKERS
3. Cowboys

Other important tiebreakers
DAL over PHIL
CIN over BAL over PITT
Pats over MIA over NYJ

[chargers fan]

Saw all I needed to Christmas night. Got the No. 2 seed Chargers. Just don’t do like you did in 2006 after a first round bye. As for today, hope the Jags can win out and get a playoff spot.

[campaignPete R-CT]

THE TIEBREAKER COMMITTEE HERE IS LOOKING FORWARD TO some teams being eliminated today.



HOU eliminated with:
loss OR
wins by DEN and BALT

JAX eliminated with:
loss and wins by DEN and BALT
loss and wins by DEN and MIA

PITT eliminated with:
Loss and DEN win
Loss and JAX win

NYJ eliminated with Loss. (Loss will allow DEN to clinch SOV over NYJ at 8-8.)
One of BALT-PITT-MIA would finish ahead of 8-8 NYJ because of games between those 3.

MIA eliminated with Loss and any two of the following:
win by DEN
win by BALT
win by JAX

[rbmillerjr]

Aloit of information. My brain hurts.

So for the Ravens it looks like a win over Pitt puts them in.

However, a loss, would require a Miami loss to win the tie breakers...

Slightly confused.