Or maybe the ravens they have been in pretty much every game and if Lamar plays then I know they could get past the bengals if they play a really good game
They beat them week 5 and I know cincy wasn’t in stride exactly but these two teams usually play very close games … harbaugh has experience that I like as well
Chargers in the AFC and Cowboys in the NFC. Either getting knocked out in the first round wouldn't surprise me either. They have the talent to play with the elite, but both coaches are garbage at game management and will cost them somewhere along the line. Staley might have already cost the Chargers last week playing starters most of the game. Williams and Bosa both reinjured in a meaningless game. Staley is a dumbass.
Bucs aren't a wildcard team.
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[Quote: Originally Posted by Ppkay]Quote Originally Posted by green33: Anybody have a team they have a gut feeling makes a run in these playoffs usually every year there’s a wildcard team that makes a splash … anybody got a special feeling in their plums who that might be I might take a splash with the Bucs ya never know Bucs aren't a wildcard team.[/Quote]
That's true. Maybe a "longshot" would have been more appropriate.
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Haven't finished evaluating every team yet, but for sure it's not the Buccs, and almost for sure it's not the Vikings or Giants.
Hard to put much faith in the Cowboys, but they'll be dangerous against anyone in the NFC. 49ers are technically a wildcard team, but hard to look at them as any kind of surprise team. They are clearly the best team in the NFC.
Only Ravens and Dolphins can surprise in the AFC, but only if their QBs are healthy. Both dead in the water without them, and both very dangerous if they play.
Giants are definitely not winning the Super Bowl, but if the Seahawks can somehow knocks off the 49ers, the rest of the NFC are beatable teams. Dallas or the Eagles would be a longshot for them to beat on the road, but not impossible. Lots of frauds in the NFC this year... other than the 49ers, none of them are beating whoever gets there from the AFC.
The big concern with the Giants is how they have fared against playoff competition. They are 2-6 against teams in the playoffs, and they only managed to win one game in their own division, while getting 4 wins against 4 of the worst teams in the NFL (Car, Chi, Hou, Indy)... all at home.
Their only two impressive wins this year were against the Ravens and Jags. They've done well to win the games they're supposed to... but struggle to beat any team that's above average.
If the Seahawks can somehow knock off the Niners, they will almost surely lose to the Eagles because by now many of us know that teams this season were at less than their best after getting physically roughed up by the Niners. Teams went 1-14 and 2-12-1 ATS after playing them. The only team that managed to win after playing the Niners was the Chiefs, and that's after they had a bye week in between. Then they barely, barely got past the Malik Willis-led Titans 20-17 on a Sunday night as 14-point favorites.
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