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Week 12: Who do we root for?

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Detroit, GB and Chicago are all in the hunt. A loss for any particular team doesnt add a team to the wild-card hunt. One of those teams is going to make the playoffs no matter what. We don't know which one, so we want them all to lose so that the non-division winners have worse records.

The exception being when the 1st place team plays a wc contender in their division. In that scenario, we'd want the top team to go ahead and win and put the other teams out.

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The only game that matters is Saints/Falcons on Thursday night and Panthers/Dolphins. We're not going to lose enough for any other wild card team to pass us, I'm just looking to jump past the Saints for the division and the Seahawks for homefield. Looking at remaining schedules, it looks like the Panthers will end up with the #2 seed with an outside shot at the Seahawks for #1 overall.

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