Final Postseason Scenarios
Posted by on December 29, 2012 – 9:00 amNFC
CLINCHED
Atlanta – NFC South and home-field advantage
Green Bay – NFC North
San Francisco – playoff spot
Seattle – playoff spot
NEW YORK GIANTS (vs. Philadelphia)
New York clinches a playoff spot with:
1) NYG win + DAL loss or tie + CHI loss + MIN loss
GREEN BAY (at Minnesota)
Green Bay clinches a first-round bye with:
1) GB win OR
2) GB tie + SF loss or tie OR
3) SF loss + SEA loss or tie
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (vs. Arizona)
San Francisco clinches NFC West division with:
1) SF win or tie OR
2) SEA loss or tie
San Francisco clinches a first-round bye with:
1) SF win + GB loss or tie OR
2) SF tie + GB loss
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (vs. St. Louis)
Seattle clinches NFC West division with:
1) SEA win + SF loss
Seattle clinches a first-round bye with:
1) SEA win + SF loss + GB loss
WASHINGTON REDSKINS (vs. Dallas)
Washington clinches NFC East division with:
1) WAS win or tie
Washington clinches a playoff spot with:
1) CHI loss + MIN loss
DALLAS COWBOYS (at Washington)
Dallas clinches NFC East division with:
1) DAL win
MINNESOTA VIKINGS (vs. Green Bay)
Minnesota clinches a playoff spot with:
1) MIN win OR
2) MIN tie + CHI loss or tie OR
3) DAL loss or tie + NYG loss or tie + CHI loss
CHICAGO BEARS (at Detroit)
Chicago clinches a playoff spot with:
1) CHI win + MIN loss or tie OR
2) CHI tie + MIN loss
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By eric ackernecht on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
hope the giant players will get a heart and play like they want to win and not rest on the past wins
By ron on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
What a surprise princess amukamura is hurt again. when coughlin took over this team he said injuries were mind over matter. nicks bradshaw tuck boley phillips baas these guys are always hurt…reese is given credit for great drafts and signings maybe thats overrated
By Dwayne Spaulding on Dec 29, 2012 | Reply
It has been another tough year of 6-2 to this…possibly 8-8, from right in their grasp to a last gasp?!I am a die hard Giant fan and it never ceases to amaze me that this scenario plays out…worse this year as the backs were to the wall and maybe in the wall a ways and the results were blah?! Outscored 67-14 in the last 2 games, a lot of missed opportunities and a lot of mistakes! Now when its the other team that’s fine, but when its the Giants – not so fun!I did not want the season to end yet and hope the team did not either…maybe if the G-Men can win and a the Bears, Vikings and Cowgirls all lose? Maybe…is there any magic left?! I hope so!!!
By fredsfocus on Dec 30, 2012 | Reply
It is my humble (with good reason) conclusion that there are changes needed in teh Gaints’ roster. If the qualify somewhow for the playoffs, it is possible to see this as a negative for the future; i.ei such might delay managment making needed changes. This team is certainly lacking something important. Siome of us can’t help but wonder if, though there appears to be great talent, there also appears to be an attitude suggestive of….If we want to, we can beat anyone! Well, for me, it’s do it or button it.
By Christopher A. on Dec 30, 2012 | Reply
My question is why don’t we keep some of the players that got us there last Year? Giants need to spend the money to keep the play makers!