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If We Win Today

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How do you think we approach our game with the Jets if we win today?

With the Seahawks all but locking up home-field advantage, the only games that really matter are our games with the Saints. If we sweep the Saints we lock up a division title and first-round bye, if not then the other games become more important.

With that being said, if we win today do you think there is the possibility that we rest some players or go a bit vanilla with our game-plan against the Jets to try to set us up better for the Saints game the following week?

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Check my tie-breaker thread

 

All these games are important to win with N.O and ATL more important than the Jets, but we can't just lose to the Jets cause what if we win tonight and N.O beat us in our house, after they beat the Rams. They take the lead. Now if we beat N.O twice, that loss to the Jets & the Falcons won't matter

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How do you think we approach our game with the Jets if we win today?

With the Seahawks all but locking up home-field advantage, the only games that really matter are our games with the Saints. If we sweep the Saints we lock up a division title and first-round bye, if not then the other games become more important.

With that being said, if we win today do you think there is the possibility that we rest some players or go a bit vanilla with our game-plan against the Jets to try to set us up better for the Saints game the following week?

I realize that its a long shot, but it's still possible that if the'Hawks lose to SF today, they could drop 2 of three to the giants, rams or cardinals. And if we can win out, well who knows. Hope above all hope.

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