Wild Card all but wrapped

gumbeau · 12-13-2010, 07:22 AM

If Seattle doesn't beat ATL and the Saints do, it could very well result in the Saints having nothing to play for Week 17 (Except the very remote possibility of Carolina beating Atlanta in the Georgia Dome)

So, with the 5 seed wrapped up but a slim chance at the 1 seed what do you do?

And a side note, the Saints could also give Tampa a playoff spot by losing week 17 and letting them in as the 6 seed.

I'd prefer 3 NFC South playoff teams if the Saints have nothing to gain Week 17.

cargojon · 12-13-2010, 07:58 AM

Originally Posted by gumbeau

If Seattle doesn't beat ATL and the Saints do, it could very well result in the Saints having nothing to play for Week 17 (Except the very remote possibility of Carolina beating Atlanta in the Georgia Dome)

So, with the 5 seed wrapped up but a slim chance at the 1 seed what do you do?

And a side note, the Saints could also give Tampa a playoff spot by losing week 17 and letting them in as the 6 seed.

I'd prefer 3 NFC South playoff teams if the Saints have nothing to gain Week 17.

You'd HAVE to play for it all in week 17. Who would have thought the Bucs would beat us at home last year?

12-13-2010, 07:58 AM	#2
cargojon 500th Post Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 576	Originally Posted by gumbeau If Seattle doesn't beat ATL and the Saints do, it could very well result in the Saints having nothing to play for Week 17 (Except the very remote possibility of Carolina beating Atlanta in the Georgia Dome) So, with the 5 seed wrapped up but a slim chance at the 1 seed what do you do? And a side note, the Saints could also give Tampa a playoff spot by losing week 17 and letting them in as the 6 seed. I'd prefer 3 NFC South playoff teams if the Saints have nothing to gain Week 17. You'd HAVE to play for it all in week 17. Who would have thought the Bucs would beat us at home last year?
cargojon 500th Post Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 576

12-13-2010, 07:22 AM	#1
gumbeau Where Y'at? Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: The Republic of Texas Posts: 519	If Seattle doesn't beat ATL and the Saints do, it could very well result in the Saints having nothing to play for Week 17 (Except the very remote possibility of Carolina beating Atlanta in the Georgia Dome) So, with the 5 seed wrapped up but a slim chance at the 1 seed what do you do? And a side note, the Saints could also give Tampa a playoff spot by losing week 17 and letting them in as the 6 seed. I'd prefer 3 NFC South playoff teams if the Saints have nothing to gain Week 17.