NFL Playoffs: Wildcard Round
NFL Playoffs: Wildcard Round
(5) Buffalo Bills @ (4) Houston Texans
Saturday, January 4
4:35 PM EST
(6) Tennessee Titans @ (3) New England Patriots
Saturday, January 4
8:15 PM EST
(6) Minnesota Vikings @ (3) New Orleans Saints
Sunday, January 5
1:05 PM EST
(5) Seattle Seahawks @ (4) Philadelphia Eagles
Sunday, January 5
4:40 PM EST
Saturday, January 4
4:35 PM EST
(6) Tennessee Titans @ (3) New England Patriots
Saturday, January 4
8:15 PM EST
(6) Minnesota Vikings @ (3) New Orleans Saints
Sunday, January 5
1:05 PM EST
(5) Seattle Seahawks @ (4) Philadelphia Eagles
Sunday, January 5
4:40 PM EST
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Re: NFL Playoffs: Wildcard Round
So, yeah there's playoff games this week. #TITANUP. But there's also potential for me to win a lot of money. I entered a playoff fantasy league, where it has typical 1/2 point PPR fantasy rules.
Teams consist of:
2 QB
3 RB
3 WR
2 TE
1 K
1 DEF
But you only get 1 player from each of the 12 playoff teams. And once that player's team is eliminated, you get no more points from them.
So, I'm thinking...... I want at least 1 QB, WR and RB who is playing this weekend, preferably on a not 1-and-done team. I want 1 QB, RB, WR who is on a bye next week because of the likelihood of them playing in the Superbowl. K and Def make the most sense for teams that are going to be 1-and-done. I think Vikings and Titans are most likely to lose this week, but I can't really think of anyone on the Buffalo offense I'd want to pick. I think Philly could pull it out vs Seattle, but I also don't really want anyone on the Eagles O, except maybe the rookie RB?
My locks are:
QB- Jackson (BAL), QB2 either Wilson or Mahomes
RB- Jones (GB),
WR- Thomas (NO),
TE- Kittle (SF), TE2 Kelce if Wilson at QB
Teams consist of:
2 QB
3 RB
3 WR
2 TE
1 K
1 DEF
But you only get 1 player from each of the 12 playoff teams. And once that player's team is eliminated, you get no more points from them.
So, I'm thinking...... I want at least 1 QB, WR and RB who is playing this weekend, preferably on a not 1-and-done team. I want 1 QB, RB, WR who is on a bye next week because of the likelihood of them playing in the Superbowl. K and Def make the most sense for teams that are going to be 1-and-done. I think Vikings and Titans are most likely to lose this week, but I can't really think of anyone on the Buffalo offense I'd want to pick. I think Philly could pull it out vs Seattle, but I also don't really want anyone on the Eagles O, except maybe the rookie RB?
My locks are:
QB- Jackson (BAL), QB2 either Wilson or Mahomes
RB- Jones (GB),
WR- Thomas (NO),
TE- Kittle (SF), TE2 Kelce if Wilson at QB
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Re: NFL Playoffs: Wildcard Round
Bills over Texans
Titans over Patriots
Saints over Vikings
Seahawks over Eagles
Chiefs over Bills
Ravens over Titans
Saints over Packers
Seahawks over 49ers
Ravens over Chiefs
Saints over Seahawks
Saints over Ravens
Titans over Patriots
Saints over Vikings
Seahawks over Eagles
Chiefs over Bills
Ravens over Titans
Saints over Packers
Seahawks over 49ers
Ravens over Chiefs
Saints over Seahawks
Saints over Ravens
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Re: NFL Playoffs: Wildcard Round
Me from august gets a sneak peak at this thread and thinks “oh good, the Bears aren’t listed”
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Re: NFL Playoffs: Wildcard Round
rawaction wrote:So, yeah there's playoff games this week. #TITANUP. But there's also potential for me to win a lot of money. I entered a playoff fantasy league, where it has typical 1/2 point PPR fantasy rules.
Teams consist of:
2 QB
3 RB
3 WR
2 TE
1 K
1 DEF
But you only get 1 player from each of the 12 playoff teams. And once that player's team is eliminated, you get no more points from them.
So, I'm thinking...... I want at least 1 QB, WR and RB who is playing this weekend, preferably on a not 1-and-done team. I want 1 QB, RB, WR who is on a bye next week because of the likelihood of them playing in the Superbowl. K and Def make the most sense for teams that are going to be 1-and-done. I think Vikings and Titans are most likely to lose this week, but I can't really think of anyone on the Buffalo offense I'd want to pick. I think Philly could pull it out vs Seattle, but I also don't really want anyone on the Eagles O, except maybe the rookie RB?
My locks are:
QB- Jackson (BAL), QB2 either Wilson or Mahomes
RB- Jones (GB),
WR- Thomas (NO),
TE- Kittle (SF), TE2 Kelce if Wilson at QB
No other restrictions? If so, I'd probably take the plunge on Goedert for Philly, especially if Ertz is looking out closer to gametime. On first glance, this is the most talented team you could assemble:
QB: Jackson/Wilson
RB: Jones, Henry, White
WR: Thomas, Hopkins, Hill
TE: Kittle, Goedert
K: Dan Bailey
Def: Bills
I think Jackson/Kittle are the easiest locks on the board. The obvious picks for their teams on two teams likely to go a long way. Unless you decide Dalvin Cook is just too talented to pass on especially with runningbacks being very barren, his recent injury combined with the Vikings being decently big underdogs puts Bailey as a safe pick for me. Thomas is an obvious pick.
QB2 is the hardest position to pick, Wilson is the pick partially because there is absolutely nobody else to pick on Seattle. I could pick Hill or Kelce from KC, went with Hill because of wanting to get Goedert in for Philly. Henry is in despite being possibly 1 and done because of the barrenness at RB. Hopkins is the easy pick left for Houston. Bills defense and White were my last two picks, those two and Henry were really dependent on who you think is going to win this weekend.
If you really believe KC is going to make the SB, then Mahomes becomes the pick at QB. You probably grab the Seattle defense in a situation like that because matchups with the Eagles and then maybe the 49ers don't scare you that much, Singletary for the Bills, and Edelman for the Patriots.
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Re: NFL Playoffs: Wildcard Round
NOLA wrote:Bills over Texans
Titans over Patriots
Saints over Vikings
Seahawks over Eagles
Chiefs over Bills
Ravens over Titans
Saints over Packers
Seahawks over 49ers
Ravens over Chiefs
Saints over Seahawks
Saints over Ravens
You are tripping if you think the Saints do anything this postseason. There is some sort of dark magic that has been screwing with the Saints the past two postseasons. It WILL return.
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Re: NFL Playoffs: Wildcard Round
Either way I'm cheering for the Ravens so i can make several hundred jokes about Lamar Jackson playing WR.
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Re: NFL Playoffs: Wildcard Round
OleMissCub wrote:NOLA wrote:Bills over Texans
Titans over Patriots
Saints over Vikings
Seahawks over Eagles
Chiefs over Bills
Ravens over Titans
Saints over Packers
Seahawks over 49ers
Ravens over Chiefs
Saints over Seahawks
Saints over Ravens
You are tripping if you think the Saints do anything this postseason. There is some sort of dark magic that has been screwing with the Saints the past two postseasons. It WILL return.
Nah, this team is the best of the Payton/Brees era, even better than the Reggie, Pierre and Colston teams. The defense and running game will travel and the O line is getting healthy.
I know you’re half kidding about the black magic stuff, but if the Saints have another heartbreaking loss I may give up sports.
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NOLA wrote:OleMissCub wrote:NOLA wrote:Bills over Texans
Titans over Patriots
Saints over Vikings
Seahawks over Eagles
Chiefs over Bills
Ravens over Titans
Saints over Packers
Seahawks over 49ers
Ravens over Chiefs
Saints over Seahawks
Saints over Ravens
You are tripping if you think the Saints do anything this postseason. There is some sort of dark magic that has been screwing with the Saints the past two postseasons. It WILL return.
Nah, this team is the best of the Payton/Brees era, even better than the Reggie, Pierre and Colston teams. The defense and running game will travel and the O line is getting healthy.
I know you’re half kidding about the black magic stuff, but if the Saints have another heartbreaking loss I may give up sports.
With the horseshoe GB has had up it's ass all season and playing in GB, it wouldn't be shocking if the lose and in a heartbreaking manner.
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Re: NFL Playoffs: Wildcard Round
Titans/NE on Saturday Night looks fun. Could be the end of an era.
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The_Achiever wrote:Titans/NE on Saturday Night looks fun. Could be the end of an era.
Agreed. Titans have a real shot. Their running game is legit.
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The_Achiever wrote:Titans/NE on Saturday Night looks fun. Could be the end of an era.
Yep, I think the Titans pop them. Titans have some major weapons with Henry and Brown, and Tannehill has completely changed their offense.
Brady seems a bit done.
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NOLA wrote:Nah, this team is the best of the Payton/Brees era, even better than the Reggie, Pierre and Colston teams. The defense and running game will travel and the O line is getting healthy.
Even despite the terrible defense, I still think 2011 was our best team, but this team is easily the most balanced Saints team in the Payton era. Top 10 in total defense and total offense.
I know you’re half kidding about the black magic stuff, but if the Saints have another heartbreaking loss I may give up sports.
I’m not kidding, lol. The way the last two seasons ended was evil.
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OleMissCub wrote:NOLA wrote:Nah, this team is the best of the Payton/Brees era, even better than the Reggie, Pierre and Colston teams. The defense and running game will travel and the O line is getting healthy.
Even despite the terrible defense, I still think 2011 was our best team, but this team is easily the most balanced Saints team in the Payton era. Top 10 in total defense and total offense.I know you’re half kidding about the black magic stuff, but if the Saints have another heartbreaking loss I may give up sports.
I’m not kidding, lol. The way the last two seasons ended was evil.
Maybe on the 2011 team, but this year’s team is better equipped to win on the road than any in the Brees era.
As good as the Saints are, I still wonder how unstoppable they’d be if Ingram had stayed.
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Re: NFL Playoffs: Wildcard Round
OleMissCub wrote:That was a touchdown
I assume you’re talking about the second half kickoff? If we’re going to be sticklers, technically it should have been called an illegal forward pass if the ball is going to be considered live.
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mul21 wrote:OleMissCub wrote:That was a touchdown
I assume you’re talking about the second half kickoff? If we’re going to be sticklers, technically it should have been called an illegal forward pass if the ball is going to be considered live.
Then in that case the Bills should have 2 more points.
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Derwood wrote:Is it weird that both games today are AFC matchups?
I’m assuming that was on purpose.
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OleMissCub wrote:Derwood wrote:Is it weird that both games today are AFC matchups?
I’m assuming that was on purpose.
Well, no games are accidentally happening...
But it’s usually one game from each conference, right?
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My heart hurts for the Bills. What a horrible way to lose a game. They had him sacked.
Ok, let’s do this Titans!
Ok, let’s do this Titans!
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