Seriously. I don’t care if they get in the playoffs. They will embarrass themselves and all we will wish for is if they didn’t get it. This team doesn’t need experience. They need not to be let down once again by their coaches.
This attitude completely disregards the impact of uncertainty on sports outcomes. That's reckless in the NFL where parity leads to most game outcomes varying between 40%-60% in likelihood; similar enough to a coin flip that you need far more outcomes to tell the difference then we get to observe.
It's easy to underestimate how much uncertainty there is due to the narrative fallacy. We can look back at week 17 and tell ourselves stories that explain that unexpected. The Ravens completely trashed the Dolphins because there was bad weather, the Cardinals upset the Eagles because the Eagles offense has been figured out, the Broncos won with their backup QB because the team doesn't like Russ, and the Bears scored 37 points because the Falcons have quit on Smith. It's human nature to try to explain surprises after the fact, and in doing so it's easy to overlook how often the NFL has surprises week after week after week.
Consider that if you had the ability to change a dozen plays this season you could edit the Seahawks into a 12-4 team. That wouldn't make us any better, just a bit luckier. Similarly, we could have easily lost another four games to be 4-12 if we were less lucky. The difference between those results would make an enormous difference on the opinions we'd see on this message board, but should it? The other mistake that is easy to make is to assume that uncertainty is centered around what you observed and what you witnessed was the mean of the distribution, ie. the average outcome. However, this could have been our 20th percentile outcome (or our 90th).
You absolutely do not know for certain that we would get embarrassed by any NFL team in any venue. Predestination isn't real and neither is fate. Our worst matchup would probably be on the road at SF where we'd have a ~30% chance of winning. In my view, a 30% likelihood of knocking SF out of the playoffs is absolutely worth rooting quite hard for and the only thing you have to risk is being disappointed.