complete break down of the nfl season including playoffs with records...?
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AFC East-New England 12-4\nAFC North-Pittsburgh 13-3\nAFC South-Indianapolis 15-1\nAFC WEST-San Diego 11-5\nAFC Wild Card-Miami 10-6 (Will win by tie-breaker) Cincinnati 12-4\n\nNFC East-Washington 10-6\nNFC South-Carolina 11-5\nNFC North-Chicago 12-4\nNFC West- Seattle 10-6\nNFC Wild Cards-Dallas 10-6 (only if TO plays the entire season) Atlanta 11-5\n\nWild Card Weekend\nDallas 20 Seattle 17\nAtlanta 21 Washington 6\nCincinnati 16 Miami 13 OT\nNew England 27 San Diego 7 (Untested Phillip Rivers chokes)\n\nDivisional Playoffs\nDallas 23 Chicago 17 (TO torches Chi-town secondary)\nCarolina 14 Atlanta 0 (Panthers D keeps Vick under wraps)\nPittsburgh 17 New England 14 (Vanderwack misses 3 FG's)\nIndianapolis 34 Cincinnati 31 (Vinateri [need I say more])\n\nConference Championships\n\nNFC- Carolina 17 Dallas 14 \n(TO has both TD's but Bledsoe throws 3 picks giving Carolina short fields on all three scores. Lack of a solid kicker proves to be Dallas' demise)\n\nAFC- Indianapolis 27 Pittsburgh 24\n(Peyton finally makes it to the Superbowl, thanks to Vinateri.)\n\nSUPERBOWL XLI\n\nIndianapolis 13 Carolina 10\n(Peyton wins the big one, thanks to Vinateri, and Carolina's injury-laden backfield) Tony Dungy gets the credit for actually coaching a Superbowl team. But, if Indy does not win the Superbowl Dungy gets fired and some other coach comes in and wins it with the exact same team.
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As of now, it is the Colts and the Bears, but there are still 6 games left and the Chargers, the Ravens or the Patriots could emerge as the front-runner in the AFC.  In the NFC, the Bears do seem like the pick.  I have to agree with your assessment for the worst.  The Texans -- Raiders game could be downloaded right to the blooper reel.
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I agree. Peyton has done nothing special all year except set some records for QB/WR combos. L.T is the one who just set a record for most touchdowns in a 5 game span with 15 touchdowns. L.T. is clearly the MVP of this season.
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Skins are doing well and Campbell is getting better, it about time our defense is doing what they are supposed to do. Don't count out playoffs just yet teams in the NFC are in a slump with some of them with 5-6 records it might be even possible for even a 8-8 team to go, who what will happen in the NFC playoff race. But right now they should focus on clipping the Falcon's wings on Sunday and find a way to control Vick. GO SKINS!!!
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No.  You can try this instead though:\n\nhttp://fanchallenge.nfl.com/
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NFL home page, they have a schedule for all the teams.
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There are actually 5,184 games regular season play. Because there are 32 team, 162 games each, which= 5,184 games. You people dont really know how to answer a question fully do you.
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Go to http://www.nfle.com  THey have it all.
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Along with the divisional realignment before the 2002 season, a scheduling algorithm was set up to ensure that (a) every team would play every other team at least once every four years, and host every other team at least once every eight; and (b) teams in the same division and conference (who would compete with each other for playoff spots) would have schedules as similar as practical, to aid in determining tiebreakers.\n\nThe scheduling algorithm breaks down as follows:  Each team has a 16-game season - six divisional games, six conference games (outside their own division), and four inter-conference games.\n\nThe six divisional games consist of two against each division opponent, one home and one away.\n\nThe four inter-conference games consist of one game against each member of one division in the other conference, two home and two away.  The division pairings rotate in a four-year cycle; it was set up to get as many relevant inter-conference games played early in the cycle as possible.  By this, I mean that the AFC West was paired with the NFC West in the first year, so that Seattle (which had been moved to the NFC) would be "eased" out of its old division.  Similarly, the AFC South was paired with the NFC East, so that expansion Houston would host state-mate Dallas in its first year (actually, in its first ever regular-season game).\n\nAs for the six conference games, four of them are played against all of one other division, two home and two away; the divisions are rotated every three years for this purpose.  This year, both East divisions play every team in their conference's South division, and the Norths play the Wests.  The other two games are determined by order of finish, and are played against the teams in the other two divisions that finished in the same position, one home and one away.  For instance, Philadelphia finished fourth in the NFC East last year; their six conference games consist of the NFC South, and Green Bay (fourth in the North last year) and San Francisco (fourth in the West).\n\nI hope this helps.  Email me if you want the full division rotation.
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Yes, the Patriots have the worst record -- of the teams that won their divisions.  Winning a division trumps wild card teams no matter what the wild card team(s) record(s) (as a Steelers fan, that hurts).\n\nSo, the teams are seeded in each conference -- the four division winners and the two wild card teams (#5 and #6).  Each weekend the teams are re-seeded so that the lowest remaining seed always plays the highest remaining seed.
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NFL.com has live feeds on all the games just click on the game you want to hear they also have a play by play breakdown as the game progresses
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Here is all the teams records in the Super Bowl:\n\n     Team,            Record,  Percent\nSan Francisco 49ers,   5-0,    1.000  \nBaltimore Ravens,      1-0,    1.000  \nChicago Bears,         1-0,    1.000 \nNew York Jets,         1-0,    1.000 \nTampa Bay Buccaneers,  1-0,    1.000  \nPittsburgh Steelers,   5-1,     .833 \nGreen Bay Packers,     3-1,     .750  \nNew York Giants,       2-1,     .667  \nDallas Cowboys,        5-3,     .625  \nNew England Patriots,  3-2,     .600  \nOakland/L.A. Raiders,  3-2,     .600 \nWashington Redskins,   3-2,     .600  \nBaltimore Colts,       1-1,     .500 \nKansas City Chiefs,    1-1,     .500 \nMiami Dolphins,        2-3,     .400  \nDenver Broncos,        2-4,     .333  \nSt. Louis/L.A. Rams,   1-2,     .333  \nAtlanta Falcons,       0-1,     .000 \nCarolina Panthers,     0-1,     .000 \nTennessee Titans,      0-1,     .000  \nSan Diego Chargers,    0-1,     .000  \nSeattle Seahawks,      0-1,     .000 \nCincinnati Bengals,    0-2,     .000 \nPhiladelphia Eagles,   0-2,     .000  \nBuffalo Bills,         0-4,     .000  \nMinnesota Vikings,     0-4,     .000
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Just go to nhl.com and click on stats. Everything there is for the playoffs.
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The NFL playoffs work in the following fashion. The divisional champions automatically qualify for the playoffs, and each conference has two wildcard teams, that are based on season records, and tiebreakers such as head to head meetings, divisional record, conference record, points differential,  and so on. The first round of the playoffs is called the WildCard Round, because that's when the wildcard teams are playing. The two top teams in each conference are given byes into the next round.  The second week of the playoffs is called the divisional round, because that's when the two top seeds in each conference are playing their first playoff games. The third week of the playoffs\nis the conference championships, where the two teams remaining in each conference battle for the right to represent their conference in the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl is currently\ncontested between the champions of the AFC and the NFC, and\nthe winner will be crowned the Super Bowl champion.  If you want a reference, go to this link:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_playoffs
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I don't know but dallascowboyz.com has all the Cowboys team stats and personal bests! Go COWBOYS!!!
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Umm...I pick the ESPN book of sports, it has so much information its crazy.  Also, you can try to google it for sports stuff.
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http://www.docsports.com/pdf/nfl-playoff-bracket-2006.pdf