Five NFL teams can clinch playoff berths with wins in Week 16

12-23-2010, 10:30 AM

The NFL's playoff field has been slow to develop this season with just four teams qualified through 15 weeks. But the tournament field could more than double this weekend when five teams can clinch a berth simply by winnings.

Among the teams that can punch their playoff teams simply with a win:

Baltimore Ravens (10-4)
New Orleans Saints (10-4)
New York Giants (9-5)
New York Jets (10-4)
Philadelphia Eagles (10-4, can also clinch NFC East with a win)

Full article below.
Five NFL teams can clinch playoff berths with wins in Week 16 - The Huddle: Football News from the NFL - USATODAY.com

Here is also well detailed playoff scenarios provided by neworleanssaints.com.

If the playoffs started today, the New Orleans Saints would be the fifth seed in the NFC bracket and would travel to face the fourth seed the St. Louis Rams in the first round.

PLAYOFF-CLINCHING SCENARIOS:
*If the Saints win one of their remaining two games (at Falcons on Dec. 27 and vs. Buccaneers on Jan. 2) they clinch a playoff spot.
*If the Buccaneers lose their road game against the Seahawks on Dec. 26, the Saints clinch a playoff spot.
*If the Buccaneers win out and the Saints fall in their final two games (putting both teams at 10-6), Tampa Bay would get a playoff spot over New Orleans. However, the Saints and Buccaneers can both make the playoffs at 10-6 in two scenarios:
1. If the Giants lose their final two games (at Packers on Dec. 26 and at Redskins on Jan. 2) and the Packers fall at home to the Bears on Jan. 2, those outcomes would put the Giants and Packers both at 9-7.
2. If the Giants win their final two games and the Eagles fall in their remaining two contests (vs. Vikings on Dec. 26 and vs. Cowboys on Jan. 2). That outcome would put the Eagles and Saints tied at 10-6 and the Saints would own a better NFC record, giving them the playoff birth.

SEEDING:
*If the Saints win their final two contests and the Falcons also lose their season finale against the Panthers on Jan. 2, New Orleans would be the NFC's top seed.
*If the Saints split their final two games, they will be the fifth seed and face the No. 4 seed, which will be the NFC West winner.

Full article below.
Playoff Scenarios

UK_WhoDat · 12-26-2010, 03:58 PM

So far:
Baltimore clinched. Won 20-10 in Cleveland)
Jets did NOT. Lost in Chicago 34-38)

Giants are losing early; 0-14 in Green Bay.

Bucs losing 3-7 early at home to Seattle.

UK_WhoDat · 12-26-2010, 04:07 PM

Scatch that. Bucs now lead on another short field drive.

And the Giants have woken up and on the board at 7 to 14

UK_WhoDat · 12-26-2010, 06:08 PM

Originally Posted by papz

..........Here is also well detailed playoff scenarios provided by neworleanssaints.com.

If the playoffs started today, the New Orleans Saints would be the fifth seed in the NFC bracket and would travel to face the fourth seed the St. Louis Rams in the first round.

PLAYOFF-CLINCHING SCENARIOS:
*If the Saints win one of their remaining two games (at Falcons on Dec. 27 and vs. Buccaneers on Jan. 2) they clinch a playoff spot.
.......
*If the Buccaneers win out and the Saints fall in their final two games (putting both teams at 10-6), Tampa Bay would get a playoff spot over New Orleans. However, the Saints and Buccaneers can both make the playoffs at 10-6 in two scenarios:
1. If the Giants lose their final two games (at Packers on Dec. 26 and at Redskins on Jan. 2) and the Packers fall at home to the Bears on Jan. 2, those outcomes would put the Giants and Packers both at 9-7.
..........

SEEDING:
*If the Saints win their final two contests and the Falcons also lose their season finale against the Panthers on Jan. 2, New Orleans would be the NFC's top seed.
*If the Saints split their final two games, they will be the fifth seed and face the No. 4 seed, which will be the NFC West winner.

Full article below.
Playoff Scenarios

"Simplified" following the Packers and Buccs wins tonight over Giants and Seahawks.

QBREES9 · 12-26-2010, 07:13 PM

Ha Ha Ha the Chargers are done.

12-23-2010, 10:30 AM	#1
Threaded by papz Problem? Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,681 Rating: (0 votes - average) The NFL's playoff field has been slow to develop this season with just four teams qualified through 15 weeks. But the tournament field could more than double this weekend when five teams can clinch a berth simply by winnings. Among the teams that can punch their playoff teams simply with a win: Baltimore Ravens (10-4) New Orleans Saints (10-4) New York Giants (9-5) New York Jets (10-4) Philadelphia Eagles (10-4, can also clinch NFC East with a win) Full article below. Five NFL teams can clinch playoff berths with wins in Week 16 - The Huddle: Football News from the NFL - USATODAY.com Here is also well detailed playoff scenarios provided by neworleanssaints.com. If the playoffs started today, the New Orleans Saints would be the fifth seed in the NFC bracket and would travel to face the fourth seed the St. Louis Rams in the first round. PLAYOFF-CLINCHING SCENARIOS: If the Saints win one of their remaining two games (at Falcons on Dec. 27 and vs. Buccaneers on Jan. 2) they clinch a playoff spot. If the Buccaneers lose their road game against the Seahawks on Dec. 26, the Saints clinch a playoff spot. If the Buccaneers win out and the Saints fall in their final two games (putting both teams at 10-6), Tampa Bay would get a playoff spot over New Orleans. However, the Saints and Buccaneers can both make the playoffs at 10-6 in two scenarios: 1. If the Giants lose their final two games (at Packers on Dec. 26 and at Redskins on Jan. 2) and the Packers fall at home to the Bears on Jan. 2, those outcomes would put the Giants and Packers both at 9-7. 2. If the Giants win their final two games and the Eagles fall in their remaining two contests (vs. Vikings on Dec. 26 and vs. Cowboys on Jan. 2). That outcome would put the Eagles and Saints tied at 10-6 and the Saints would own a better NFC record, giving them the playoff birth. SEEDING: If the Saints win their final two contests and the Falcons also lose their season finale against the Panthers on Jan. 2, New Orleans would be the NFC's top seed. If the Saints split their final two games, they will be the fifth seed and face the No. 4 seed, which will be the NFC West winner. Full article below.* Playoff Scenarios Last edited by papz; 12-24-2011 at 06:46 PM..
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12-26-2010, 06:08 PM	#4
UK_WhoDat 1000 Posts + Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Wherever I lay my hat Posts: 3,824	Originally Posted by papz ..........Here is also well detailed playoff scenarios provided by neworleanssaints.com. If the playoffs started today, the New Orleans Saints would be the fifth seed in the NFC bracket and would travel to face the fourth seed the St. Louis Rams in the first round. PLAYOFF-CLINCHING SCENARIOS: If the Saints win one of their remaining two games (at Falcons on Dec. 27 and vs. Buccaneers on Jan. 2) they clinch a playoff spot. ....... If the Buccaneers win out and the Saints fall in their final two games (putting both teams at 10-6), Tampa Bay would get a playoff spot over New Orleans. However, the Saints and Buccaneers can both make the playoffs at 10-6 in two scenarios: 1. If the Giants lose their final two games (at Packers on Dec. 26 and at Redskins on Jan. 2) and the Packers fall at home to the Bears on Jan. 2, those outcomes would put the Giants and Packers both at 9-7. .......... SEEDING: If the Saints win their final two contests and the Falcons also lose their season finale against the Panthers on Jan. 2, New Orleans would be the NFC's top seed. If the Saints split their final two games, they will be the fifth seed and face the No. 4 seed, which will be the NFC West winner. Full article below. Playoff Scenarios "Simplified" following the Packers and Buccs wins tonight over Giants and Seahawks.

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12-26-2010, 03:58 PM	#2
UK_WhoDat 1000 Posts + Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Wherever I lay my hat Posts: 3,824	So far: Baltimore clinched. Won 20-10 in Cleveland) Jets did NOT. Lost in Chicago 34-38) Giants are losing early; 0-14 in Green Bay. Bucs losing 3-7 early at home to Seattle.

12-26-2010, 04:07 PM	#3
UK_WhoDat 1000 Posts + Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Wherever I lay my hat Posts: 3,824	Scatch that. Bucs now lead on another short field drive. And the Giants have woken up and on the board at 7 to 14

12-26-2010, 07:13 PM	#5
QBREES9 Moderator Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: New Haven Ct Posts: 23,982	Ha Ha Ha the Chargers are done.