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Originally Posted by Nofear3838
Lets start with the most plausible:
GB Loss vs NE
GB W vs NYG
GB W vs Chi
NYG Loss vs PHI
NYG Loss vs GB
NYG W vs WAS
TB W vs DET
TB W vs SEA
TB Loss vs NO
This puts all the teams at 10-6, GB wins the tiebreaker. This is the most plausible outcome for a wild card.
If the Bears lose to the Vikings, the Packers will control their own destiny for the division, regardless of the outcome of the NE game. If GB loses and Chicago wins, this weekend, the Bears clinch the North.
Just to explain this tie breaker if this exact scenario happens.
Green Bay: 10-6
New York: 10-6
Tampa Bay: 10-6
List of tie breakers:
1. Head to head: Not Applicable. GB, TB, and NY would all of had to play each other. They didn't.
2. Head to head sweep: Not Applicable. See above reasoning.
3. Record in Conference: Not Applicable. All 3 teams would be 8-4 vs NFC oppenents.
4. Record in Common Games: Not Applicable. There is a minimum of 4 games, which isn't reached.
5. Strength of Victory: Current SOV through 13 games:
GB .410
NY .393
TB .276
Tampa Bay gets eliminated from this scenario.
Now this leaves NY and GB and the tie breaker goes back to number 1, which is Head to Head and with the scenario above happening, NY is eliminated and GB would become the #6 seed.