But I think two weeks against Washington is a must win. It's really just the Giants, Seahawks, and Commanders fighting over two wild card spots. But Seattle has the tiebreaker on us, and if we lose in Landover in 14 days, so will Washington.
But I think two weeks against Washington is a must win. It's really just the Giants, Seahawks, and Commanders fighting over two wild card spots. But Seattle has the tiebreaker on us, and if we lose in Landover in 14 days, so will Washington.
tiebreaker with seattle is no longer in play unless they tie
But I think two weeks against Washington is a must win. It's really just the Giants, Seahawks, and Commanders fighting over two wild card spots. But Seattle has the tiebreaker on us, and if we lose in Landover in 14 days, so will Washington.
SF too. NFCW is still competitive between those two.
Seattle and Detroit had the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Giants so this tie essentially erased that tiebreaker. If the Giants had lost today and gone 2-3 in their last 5 to finish 9-8, then Seattle would just need to win 2 out of their last 5 to finish ahead of the Giants since they have the head-to-head tiebreaker. But since the Giants tied, Seattle needs to win 3 of their last 5 since 9-7-1 puts them ahead of Seattle if Seattle only wins two more games.
Similarly, Detroit could afford to lose one more game to catch the Giants at 9-8 had the Giants lost. Now if the Giants finish 9-7-1, Detroit needs to win out to finish ahead of the Giants
Yeah if you count wins as 1pt and ties as 1/2 a point, then in that situation the Giants get in with 9.5 vs Seattle's 9
tiebreaker with seattle is no longer in play unless they tie
SF too. NFCW is still competitive between those two.
+1.
Similarly, Detroit could afford to lose one more game to catch the Giants at 9-8 had the Giants lost. Now if the Giants finish 9-7-1, Detroit needs to win out to finish ahead of the Giants