Turns out the Vikings have been pretenders all along.

 

Losing 6 of their last 8. And now if the season were to end today the Pack would win the division.

 

Heres the tiebreaker on that....

 

Head to Head: 1-1 Advantage: Tie

Divison Record: (GB) 4-2 (Min) 4-2 Advantage: Tie

Games Against Common Opponents: Packers- vs. SF (W), at. Stl (L), at. SD (W) Vikings- vs. SF (W), at. Stl (L), at. SD (L)

Advantage: Packers

 

So finally after the 3rd Tiebreaker the Packers get the lead.

 

Heres the NFC Playoff Matches...

 

NFC Wild Card:

 

(6) Minnesota Vikings (8-6)

at.

(3) Carolina Panthers (9-5)

 

(5) Dallas Cowboys (9-5)

at.

(4) Green Bay Packers (8-6)

 

Playoff Bye's

 

(2) Philadelphia Eagles (10-3) *- at. Miami 12/15

 

(1) St. Louis (11-3)

 

Seattle again kill themsevles with todays road loss, and the road losses to Minnesota and Green Bay which costs them big time playoff tiebreakers.

let's see...a couple weeks ago, I didnt care. Lemme check....yup...still dont care.

Last I checked the NFC was just as important as the AFC.

dude, im just joshin with ya

I know. I'm not trying to sound like an a** there.

 

But things are getting interesting.

 

Especially with the Packers, Vikings, Cowboys and Seahawks in the Wild Card Race.

 

Assuming Minny loses to KC and beats Arizona thats 9-7.

Green Bay Wins out against Oakland on the Road and Denver at home thats 10-6 give Green Bay the division.

 

Then if Dallas Wins out which GB and Min want to happen then whoever loses the NFC North between GB and Min have a head to head tiebreaker over Seattle (GB beat Seattle 35-13 in Week 5 and Min beat Seattle 34-7 last week).

 

Really though it looks like this is how it will be in the NFC....

 

1- Philadelphia

2- St. Louis

3- Carolina

4- GB/Min

5- Dal

6- GB/Min