Denver, but this is probably the most wide open either conference has been in my adult life. Like it wouldn't be that shocking if somehow either of arguably the two worst teams, the Steelers or Chargers win.
Denver, but this is probably the most wide open either conference has been in my adult life. Like it wouldn't be that shocking if somehow either of arguably the two worst teams, the Steelers or Chargers win.
At this point with such a weird year, im saying (pre-season) chalk.
Buffalo v philly
In the NFC, Seattle with Philly a close second. The books have the Rams as the second favorite on this side, but even with being gifted the Panthers in the first round, they're still going across the country to play an outdoor road game. They'll almost surely have to win two more outdoor winter, road games after that. It's just very unlikely for an indoor team from LA.
The year they won it don't forget the only road game, including the Super Bowl, they played was in Tampa Bay, and they needed a busted coverage, 70 yard play at the end to win.
here's how i view it.
i'm only looking at it from the higher odds exact result sb matchup.
i haven't changed much in the nfc, other than seattle has gotten better and i wish i selected them as much as i did with my lar bets.
lar won't be losing to carolina unless they turn it over 2+ times and car plays a perfect game.
phil/sf - flip it. you want to give the edge to the home team and still not respect sf some, yeah..ok. you're still flipping.
i want gb to beat chicago so we can avoid the sea/lar until the conference final. i don't think they will though. gb just sn't as good as we thought they were, and on the flip side the bears are better than we think.
follow me here. if the 49'ers and gb both win the lar gets a home game vs sf and sea plays gb at home. even if this scenario doesn't happen the lar should be the fav vs any team they play except for maybe sea.
please no sea/lar next week. if that happens that means phil or chicago will likely be playing for a chance to go to the sb. unless my thought process is fvked up.
i still have a shit ton of confidence in either sea/lar to win at all. right now seattle has the better path and is playing better.
as for the afc. the only serious way i can approach it is to eliminate pitt, buff and sd.
that leaves den, ne, jax, hous as the only teams i want to entertain in a sb match up bet
if it comes down to these 4 any outcome can happen. pick 2 you like at him them hard with seattle/lar beating them in the sb. as for the other 2...don't hit them hard but hit them as savers or a smaller win...
even if you like houston do you really think they're winning 3 rd games?
if buff makes it to the sb clap your hands, change dealers and lol. this team can't win 1 on the road, you're telling me they're going to win 3.
buff has gotten mad respect all year with futures. i may bet large on jax this week. i haven't seen much of them but i've seen enough of the bills that this team isn't nearly as good as previous years.
Originally Posted by bottomset_69
Wow... 17-17 in the 3rd.
Imagine if the "lowly" Panthers knock off the Rams.
The Panthers have been surprisingly tough at home. They lost 3 times there -- but two were against the Seahawks and Bills. Their only shameful loss at home was a 17-7 result against the Saints, who were on the way up at the time.
The Panthers also beat the Rams earlier this year in Charlotte.
There is some controversy that the 8-9 Panthers are getting to open the playoffs with a home game against the 12-5 Rams. This could change next year, with home field possibly being determined by overall record.
Possible historic bed shitting in progress. Although to be honest, the Bears appear to be the better team, just they themselves shit the bed in the first half and were completely out of sync on both sides of the ball.
The Rams really need the Packers to hold on here and then for the 49ers to win tomorrow.
With the lead will the Bears leave the middle third of the field open for 7 straight plays without making any adjustments like the Panthers did?
https://twitter.com/NFL/status/2010200445197922649
https://twitter.com/SharpFootball/status/2010201055469154323
This is one of the most ridiculous throws ever. If he doesn't complete that they lose.
Has there ever been a more volatile QB? He can make plays like that then miss a wide open receiver by 5 yards on the next play (this happened).
If the current forecast holds, either the Rams or the Eagles will be playing them in at best below freezing temps and possible low-teen to single digit weather if the game is on Sunday.
https://twitter.com/HistoricPackers/status/2010212742960165373
Blame me. I had Packers -2.
Dreadful loss. Honestly the team has choked all season so it doesn’t surprise me.
Rams barely escaped, but they are looking very human.
good thing the rams have a good offense. their defense seems tired like many units come playoff time in the current nfl.
the pack loss was brutal. they should fire coaches.
i think jax is gonna roll buff. and if contrarians win and the pats aren't as special as they played all season jax will get another home games vs either pitt or hous,
i still can't fathom a possible buff vs pitt @ 3 rivers next week and one of these teams playing for the chance to go to the sb. i think it's a big longshot but the point spread on this weeks games say otherwise.
sf has overcome quite a bit and have had an amazing year. purdy has to play better than he did vs seattle but seattle is the best team in the nfl right now. i give sf a punchers chance even on the road. this looks like a 3 pt game either way.
i would never pick against ne. they've had such an outstanding year and their QB has been amazing and has answered the call every step of the way.
https://twitter.com/dannyphantom24/status/2010101432729645408
Letter may be fake, but I totally agree.
I have streaking service fatigue.
So tilting to see major games end up on premium streaming services.
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