Seahawk_Dan
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A lot of talk has been going around. Seattle or San Francisco are gonna be in a back and forth for the #1 or #2 Seed, the loser dropping to 5th seed. Let's say Seattle wins out and goes 14-2 and the Niners go 13-3, they'd or vice versa, you'd still have a 13-3 team at the #5 Seed.
Dallas, and the NFC East in general has been the weak link of the NFC. At best there would be a 9-7 winner, but with the way Dallas and the Eagles have been playing they'll more likely go 8-8 or 7-9, win their division and be given the 4th Seed and a home game.
As Seahawks fans we know what it's like to have the team go 7-9, be called out for it since the defending SB Saints had to come to town with their better record, but in spite of it all Seattle did the unthinkable and won.
Because of that I think all Division winners regardless of record should be in the playoffs, however if that division winner has losing record should their home field advantage be stripped and given to the team with the greater record?
Dallas, and the NFC East in general has been the weak link of the NFC. At best there would be a 9-7 winner, but with the way Dallas and the Eagles have been playing they'll more likely go 8-8 or 7-9, win their division and be given the 4th Seed and a home game.
As Seahawks fans we know what it's like to have the team go 7-9, be called out for it since the defending SB Saints had to come to town with their better record, but in spite of it all Seattle did the unthinkable and won.
Because of that I think all Division winners regardless of record should be in the playoffs, however if that division winner has losing record should their home field advantage be stripped and given to the team with the greater record?
