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What needs to happen for us to actually miss the playoffs?

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Panthers - @ NYG, @ NO

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Succaneers - SD, OAK

Falcants - @ MIN, STL

Cowgirls - BAL, @ PHI

- The Bucs could easily lose to a hungry Chargers team who NEED a win. They should take care of Oakland

- Atlanta will have a tough game in the Metrodome and will take care of St. Louis at home.

- Dallas will have a tough road, against that Baltimore D and then @ rival Philly

It looks more than bright for us, but honestly, wtf!

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We have to lose out, and have Buccs, Falcons and Dallas win out.

Fortunately.

Minnesota is playing for their playoff lives and faces the Falcons (falcons close at St Louis)

Tampa is playing San Diego, amazingly still alive for their division and playing some inspired football and closes with Oakland at home.

Dallas has Baltimore and then Philly and neither team are push overs, especially because philly is likely to smash through Cleveland tomorrow night which will put them level with the Cowboys.

Right now, we should all be San Diego and Minnesota fans. If those two teams win, mathematically we cannot lose the division.

This is basically it With 2 games to go and atlanta and Tampa have 9 wins a piece if they lose either game or we win a game we cannot lose the division. Mathematically they cannot win more than 2 more games this regular season, meaning they can't get about a 12 win season.

Personally I want to win next week against the Giants and make a statement.

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