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[NYBengalfan]

AFC North

CIN 6-2

PIT 5-2

BAL 2-5

CLE 2-5

EAST

NE 4-3

MIA 3-4

BUF 3-5

NYJ 2-5

SOUTH

IND 7-0

JAX 4-3

TEN 2-6

HOU 1-6

WEST

DEN 6-2

KC 4-3

SD 4-4

OAK 3-4

DIVISION

#1 COLTS (SOUTH) 7-0

#2 BRONCOS (WEST) 6-2

#3 BENGALS (NORTH) 6-2

#4 PATRIOTS ( EAST) 4-3

WILD, WILD, WILD-CARD

#1 STEELERS 5-2

#2 JAX, KC 4-3

CONTENDERS SD 4-4, OAK 3-4, MIA 3-4, BUF 3-5

WEEK#9

IND @NE

DEN- BYE

CIN @BAL

NE vs.IND

PIT @GB

JAX vs.HOU

KC vs.OAK

SD @NYJ

OAK @KC

MIA @ATL

BUF- BYE

We have to beat Baltimore, because I cant see Pittsburgh losing to Green Bay..... Oh yeah I forgot to mention, Thanks for the help Baltimore.... f**kin bums!!!!!!!!!!!!

[turningpoint]

why are we #3?

i was wondering why denver got to be #2.

[NYBengalfan]

I dont know.......thats a good question.

I think that strength of schedule is the tiebreaker if its not head to head or it could be Conference record.

I wrote it off the top of my head and I think that Denver has us in both. Just Tryin to be unbiased.

[bengalindian]

What about the NFC picture? Oh, no one cares? OK, that's cool then.

[Stripes]

What about the NFC picture? Oh, no one cares? OK, that's cool then.

What is so terrible, is I really believe the Browns would be at least in wild card contention in the NFC. But really, I think the gap between the conferences has thinned a bit since last season.

[duus]

I dont know.......thats a good question.

I think that strength of schedule is the tiebreaker if its not head to head or it could be Conference record.

I wrote it off the top of my head and I think that Denver has us in both. Just Tryin to be unbiased.

For determination of homefield advantage among division winners, the official Wild Card Tie-breaker rules are used. Head-to-head is first (which Denver and Cincy don't play) and then conference record. Denver is 4-1 and the Bengals are 3-2.

[NYBengalfan]

I dont know.......thats a good question.

I think that strength of schedule is the tiebreaker if its not head to head or it could be Conference record.

I wrote it off the top of my head and I think that Denver has us in both. Just Tryin to be unbiased.

For determination of homefield advantage among division winners, the official Wild Card Tie-breaker rules are used. Head-to-head is first (which Denver and Cincy don't play) and then conference record. Denver is 4-1 and the Bengals are 3-2.

thats why I put Denver ahead, was b/c of Conf. record, Tried not to be a homer

[semiotter]

Man Denvers pretty tuff!!!! And i think nfc is gettng better , with Seattle, Giants and even Dem Cowboys!!!But how the hell can you lose a football game were you only give up 50 yds. passing TampaBay...OMG>>