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Sports => Snyder's Electronic Cyber Space World => Topic started by: Swartzendruber on December 31, 2007, 02:15:16 PM
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Why isnt every game in week 17 a divisional game?
And they take it one step further with a bunch of inter-conference match ups. That makes no sense.
The more divisional match ups, the more likely for post season drama on the last day.
I mean Minnesota/Denver to end the year? NE/NYG? Week 17 is the one place the NFL losses me.
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Why isnt every game in week 17 a divisional game?
And they take it one step further with a bunch of inter-conference match ups. That makes no sense.
The more divisional match ups, the more likely for post season drama on the last day.
I mean Minnesota/Denver to end the year? NE/NYG? Week 17 is the one place the NFL losses me.
My guess is so they can sit the good players since the last week is a half-assed game anyways, depending on your record and if you have any chance to get in the playoffs.
That is just my theory tho. :-X
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there really aren't too many tie breakers to decide the last wildcards. plus the nfl is so up and down it really is impossible to try and predict that.
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But you wouldn't be "predicting" anything. Anytime you have a divisional games, (ie AFC South, AFC West) it has a much greater chance of being important.
Then again every conference champion was already determined by week 17 this season.
Bah, Im probably just quibbling over meaningless details.
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This topic should be moved.