NFC Divisional Round Games Thread

[fugazi]

Quote: Originally Posted by SPTO

That's some mind blowing trivia there.

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...r/playoffs.htm

some perspective...

9 Home playoff games...only 2 home playoff games between '92-'09, though both were wins

[Watson]

Quote: Originally Posted by fugazi

https://www.pro-football-reference.c...r/playoffs.htm some perspective... 9 Home playoff games...only 2 home playoff games between '92-'09, though both were wins

still haven't lost at home in my lifetime pal and I'm old enough to have crippling student loan debt

[adriano]

When Dallas comes to so cal, it's like a home game.
I wonder what the Stadium is going to be like.

Tickets doubled after the Boys beat the Seahawks.

[fugazi]

Quote: Originally Posted by Watson

still haven't lost at home in my lifetime pal and I'm old enough to have crippling student loan debt

It should be noted the Cardinals haven't lost a home playoff game...ever...stretching all the way back to 1947.

[SPTO]

Quote: Originally Posted by jb12780

I’ll be sick if it’s Eagles/Cowboys. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just the media coverage alone is enough to make one sick. Unfortunately this is a very real possibility.

[ProfessaPackMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by adriano

When Dallas comes to so cal, it's like a home game. I wonder what the Stadium is going to be like. Tickets doubled after the Boys beat the Seahawks.

Gonna feel like a College Bowl game out there.

[slickdtc]

Quote: Originally Posted by Watson

still haven't lost at home in my lifetime pal and I'm old enough to have crippling student loan debt

Thought both Dallas and Philly would be out in the first round, and wasn’t exactly high on their chances to pull off the upsets they did. One game and a tougher opponent later, things have changed a bit.

Some weird *** cosmic stuff happening with Foles, but fairytales do end (Tebow, etc) and it’s oftentimes with a puff of smoke. But the Saints have looked just vulnerable enough to not be sure they’ll roll the Eagles out of the dome. Still think they move on.

37-13 Saints

Rams/Cowboys, I feel is a bit more even and could produce a classic. An L here by the Rams will be the beginning of the questions around a team that seems to have all the pieces together right now for a run. These windows close quickly. Cowboys have seemingly been left for dead, considered a darkhorse after their Saints win, then fended off an Eagles team a few times to ensure their position. This Cowboys team has more fight then most iterations I’ve seen of them over the past 2 decades. It very well may come down to coaching... seems like a clear advantage for LA, but I’m not ready to crown McVay yet (even if Garrett is an uninspiring alternative) as it relates to clock management late if they find themselves in the unusual position of a close, low scoring game. If theyre on track for under 28 points, I’d say the Cowboys probably have the advantage. I can see an upset here.

27-20 DAL

[IlliniM1ke]

Rams and Saints