breckenridge55
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If we beat New England next week:
We are #1 seed in the AFC if we defeat New England by 11 points or more, and Tennessee loses at Houston, and Oakland loses vs. Kansas City, and Pittsburgh loses either of their final two games
We are #2 seed in the AFC if we defeat New England and Tennessee loses at Houston OR Oakland loses vs. Kansas City and Pittsburgh loses either of their last two games
We are #3 seed in the AFC if we defeat New England and Tennessee wins at Houston, Oakland wins vs. Kansas City, and Pittsburgh loses either of their last two games.
We are #4 seed in the AFC if we defeat New England and Tennessee wins at Houston, Oakland wins vs. Kansas City, and Pittsburgh wins both of their final two games.
Pittsburgh's final two games are:
at Tampa Bay
vs Baltimore
There is a chance that we could defeat New England by 10 points (in the scenario for getting the #1 seed) and still get that seed, if certain games fall a certain way, but that is too hard to explain.
If we lose to New England:
We are #5 seed in the AFC if Indianapolis loses vs Jacksonville and Cleveland loses vs Atlanta and the NY Jets lose vs Green Bay and either KC loses at Oakland OR Denver or San Diego win their respective games.
We are #6 seed in the AFC if Indianapolis wins vs Jacksonville, and Denver wins vs. Arizona, and NY Jets lose vs Green Bay OR if Denver loses to Arizona, NY Jets lose to GB, and Kansas City loses or wins by less than 24 points
This is probably not 100% accurate, but from the tiebreaker rules I got on NFL.com, and if I did my math correct, this is what the scenarios are. There are a couple of other things, but they are so rare and it would take to long to explain. Hope this helped.
Also, the only way we will not make the playoffs is if we lose to New England, Indianapolis wins vs Jacksonville and the NY Jets win vs Green Bay, OR if the NY Jets lose to GB, Denver loses to Arizona, Indy beats Jacksonville, and KC beats Oakland by more than 24 points.
We are #1 seed in the AFC if we defeat New England by 11 points or more, and Tennessee loses at Houston, and Oakland loses vs. Kansas City, and Pittsburgh loses either of their final two games
We are #2 seed in the AFC if we defeat New England and Tennessee loses at Houston OR Oakland loses vs. Kansas City and Pittsburgh loses either of their last two games
We are #3 seed in the AFC if we defeat New England and Tennessee wins at Houston, Oakland wins vs. Kansas City, and Pittsburgh loses either of their last two games.
We are #4 seed in the AFC if we defeat New England and Tennessee wins at Houston, Oakland wins vs. Kansas City, and Pittsburgh wins both of their final two games.
Pittsburgh's final two games are:
at Tampa Bay
vs Baltimore
There is a chance that we could defeat New England by 10 points (in the scenario for getting the #1 seed) and still get that seed, if certain games fall a certain way, but that is too hard to explain.
If we lose to New England:
We are #5 seed in the AFC if Indianapolis loses vs Jacksonville and Cleveland loses vs Atlanta and the NY Jets lose vs Green Bay and either KC loses at Oakland OR Denver or San Diego win their respective games.
We are #6 seed in the AFC if Indianapolis wins vs Jacksonville, and Denver wins vs. Arizona, and NY Jets lose vs Green Bay OR if Denver loses to Arizona, NY Jets lose to GB, and Kansas City loses or wins by less than 24 points
This is probably not 100% accurate, but from the tiebreaker rules I got on NFL.com, and if I did my math correct, this is what the scenarios are. There are a couple of other things, but they are so rare and it would take to long to explain. Hope this helped.
Also, the only way we will not make the playoffs is if we lose to New England, Indianapolis wins vs Jacksonville and the NY Jets win vs Green Bay, OR if the NY Jets lose to GB, Denver loses to Arizona, Indy beats Jacksonville, and KC beats Oakland by more than 24 points.
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