WillSaints81

After Seattle beat Minnesota and Green Bay beat Arizona I agree it appears 10-6 is the requirement.

The only exception is if San Francisco sweeps Seattle again and wins in Seattle but whose to say Seattle can't win in Miami to balance that. Packers would have to lose to the lions and the vikings once. Vikings will not beat the packers for nothing so its looking like 10-6 for GB. But can the bears collapse? They lose lets say to Houston and SF to get 3 losses, lose in Minnesota to get 4 and in Zona for 5. Seattle would have to win in Chicago week 13. But given the trends of the bears/lions and 49ers/cardinals division series since 2003, they have all split the same year or swept. Until last year for seven straight seasons those series each resulted in a sweep. 49ers very well could have the 2 seed locked up if they win in Seattle, and if bears lose those games. If 49ers rest against cards, lions could beat bears. But what are the chances Seattle loses both road games to Miami and Chicago and Bears collapse?

With that said if we at least split with falcons we can get 10 wins. The 9 days vs 5 days rest against the giants could play a big role.