Week 18 NFL
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Some crazy moves so far. Titans from Pk to -5.5. Bills from -3 to -1. Donkeys from -7 to -10. Chargers from -3 to -6.
Have to be on these openers, especially this late in season. I'm all about playing early before market efficiency takes over. Can you whiff on some, sure, but if it is at numbers I'm ok with that's fine. More often than not tho I beat the close. It's also a good barometer of how good my numbers and feel for what is going on is.
10* Bengals -2.5 -111 (Total 20*)
Schedule has them going Saturday night. Ravens will win division in game before. Game will be meaningless for Steelers. Even if it had meaning Bengals will beat them. High chance they rest guys they have been super banged up.
Schedule has them going Saturday night. Ravens will win division in game before. Game will be meaningless for Steelers. Even if it had meaning Bengals will beat them. High chance they rest guys they have been super banged up.
Chase Brown had an ankle injury. He may play but too early to determine. In case you weren't aware, i just heard it on nfl network.
- Sep 25, 2009
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They are playing for 5th seed if Ravens win. So pick your poison death by Ravens or Bills!
With the results of Week 17's games of the NFL schedule, the Steelers now know what lies ahead of them for playoff possibilities.
The Steelers (10-6) clinched a spot in the AFC playoffs three weeks ago, but their position in the postseason and where that first game will be played remains a question.
The AFC North title remains in the mix.
With a win over the Bengals in Week 18 coupled with a loss by the Ravens against the Browns, the Steelers would win the AFC North title based on tiebreakers. The Steelers would then host a first-round playoff game against the Los Angeles Chargers (10-6).
Los Angeles finishes at Las Vegas against the Raiders in Week 18.
If both the Steelers and Ravens (11-5) win, the Steelers would be the No. 5 seed in the AFC playoffs and would travel to Houston to face the AFC South champions and fourth-seeded Texans.
If, however, the Steelers lose and the Chargers win, Los Angeles would move into the No. 5 spot in the AFC playoffs and the Steelers would fall to the No. 6 seed.
In that case, the Steelers would travel to Baltimore to face the Ravens for a third time this season. The Steelers and Ravens split their two regular season meetings, with the Steelers winning 18-16 in Pittsburgh and the Ravens winning 34-17 in Baltimore in Week 16.
Two-time defending champion Kansas City (15-1) locked up the No. 1 seed with its win over the Steelers on Christmas Day.
Buffalo (14-3) locked up the No. 2 seed on Sunday with its victory over the New York Jets.
Houston is locked in as the No. 4 seed, while the seventh-seed remains up for grabs between the Bengals (8-8), Dolphins (8-8) and Broncos (9-7).
If the Broncos win against Kansas City in Week 18, Denver clinches the final playoff spot in the AFC. If Denver loses and Miami and Cincinnati both win, Miami claims the final spot.
The only way Cincinnati can claim the No. 7 seed in the playoffs is with a win over the Steelers and a loss by the Broncos along with a loss or tie by Miami.
The Dolphins finish the regular season against the Jets at New York.
So after the Ravens trounce the Browns if the Steelers win they play Houston , who everyone should want to play. Steelers need to get their team together, they will play all out against a surging Bengals team. Both teams are going to play to win.
* is just what you use for your scale. I may actually buy this back tho, I didn't get the movement I wanted. Still kicking it around. Sometimes I overplay these pregame in hopes of a move or potential for early buyout.
- Nov 18, 2008
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I do agree, but this team also has had a lot of injuries. Realistically, they have no shot for anything.
I mean most of the game I was rueing doing anything with that and was looking pretty dumb! What a joke of a result. This NFL season has been like that tho. Just have to roll with it.
