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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by AsylumGuido But, if they lose to Seattle that means the Common Games tiebreaker is 2-2 since we beat Seattle. It then goes to Conference Games, which we win. That implies Saints and Falcons finishing with the same ...
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Originally Posted by AsylumGuido
That implies Saints and Falcons finishing with the same record so lets run that through to its conclusion![]()
Week 15 SEA Beats Falcons. Falcons 11 -3 Saints beat Ravens Saints 11-3 Falcons play Saints Week 16 one team is 12-3 one team is 11-4 If Saints win Week 16 they have to lose to Tampa and Carolina loses to Atlanta for both to finish 12-4 Falcons own that tiebreaker and win the division or Saints beat Ravens, lose to Falcons and beat Bucs finish 12-4 Falcons lose to Seattle beat Saints and lose to Carolina finish 12-4 Falcons own head to head. or Week 15 SEA Beats Falcons. Falcons 11 -3 Saints lose to Ravens Ravens Saints 10-4 Falcons play Saints Week 16 Saints win Both teams 11-4 Both teams win week 17 and finish 12-4 Atlanta owns the common games tiebreaker because they beat the Ravens or Both Lose week 17 and finish 11-5 Atlanta owns the tiebreakers. The Saints have to finish with a better record than the Falcons to win the division in all scenarios. Its pretty simple. Three games left. Saints have to win them all and Falcons have to lose 2 of 3 for the Saints to win the division. |
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