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What is most satisfying?
this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Wouldn't the 6th seed, upon winning the wild card round, be the lowest seed, and therefore would compete against the highest seed in the divisional round, which would be the Seahawks? The winner of the #5 seed vs. #4 would ...
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Re: What is most satisfying?
Wouldn't the 6th seed, upon winning the wild card round, be the lowest seed, and therefore would compete against the highest seed in the divisional round, which would be the Seahawks? The winner of the #5 seed vs. #4 would play against the #2. Because the highest seed plays against lowest seed. Correct?
Unless you are saying that the Saints at #6 could never even survive to play against Seattle, which is also possible. |
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