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Bengals 17 Chiefs 10

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2009 AFC North Champions!

 

Ugly game after a very emotional week. Playoffs here we come.

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Glad they get in on a win, and not counting on somebody else to lose. Anybody know if they get a home playofff game, or will we have to wait and see how the Bengals fare next week against the Jets?

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Glad they get in on a win, and not counting on somebody else to lose. Anybody know if they get a home playofff game, or will we have to wait and see how the Bengals fare next week against the Jets?

 

You automatically get a home playoff game for winning your division.

Glad they get in on a win, and not counting on somebody else to lose. Anybody know if they get a home playofff game, or will we have to wait and see how the Bengals fare next week against the Jets?

 

1st game is at home

I'm so excited, I'll take a AFC North title any way possible. I don't care how ugly it was, it's a win, division title and playoff birth. Three things Bengal fans don't get to celebrate very often.

 

And, to do it without 5 defensive starters off of the opening day roster and without Slim.

 

What a season...

You automatically get a home playoff game for winning your division.

 

 

That's what I was thinking, but I wasn't entirely sure. So let me see if I have it right. The Colts and Chargers will get a bye, and the Bengals and Patriots will host the two wildcard teams? Who is the highest seed between the Patriots and Bengals right now?

And the Steelers get saved by an awful call.

 

Sorting out the wildcards in the AFC is a mess.

 

You got any idea what these two need to happen to get in. I really don't want to face either one for a third time in the postseason. Hard to beat a team 3 times.

That's what I was thinking, but I wasn't entirely sure. So let me see if I have it right. The Colts and Chargers will get a bye, and the Bengals and Patriots will host the two wildcard teams? Who is the highest seed between the Patriots and Bengals right now?

 

Pats

Sorting out the wildcards in the AFC is a mess.

 

You got any idea what these two need to happen to get in. I really don't want to face either one for a third time in the postseason. Hard to beat a team 3 times.

 

 

I think the Texans and Broncos have the edge right now. I'm not sure though.

AFC Playoff tiebreakers

 

New England earns the No. 3 seed ahead of Cincinnati based on strength of victory (.424 to the Bengals' .413).

Baltimore earns the No. 5 seed over Denver based on head to head (1-0).

 

 

Division tiebreakers

 

Miami finishes ahead of N.Y. Jets in division based on head to head (2-0).

Jacksonville finishes ahead of Houston in division based on head to head (2-0).

 

Conference tiebreakers

 

Jacksonville finishes ahead of Miami and Pittsburgh based on conference record (6-4 to the Dolphins' 5-5 and the Steelers' 4-6).

Miami finishes ahead of Pittsburgh and Houston based on conference record (5-5 to the Steelers' 4-6 and the Texans' 4-6).

N.Y. Jets finish ahead of Pittsburgh and Houston based on conference record (5-5 to the Steelers' 4-6 and Texans' 4-6).

Houston finishes ahead of Pittsburgh based on Common Games (3-1 to Steelers' 1-3).

Oakland finishes ahead of Buffalo based on conference record (4-6 to the Bills' 3-8).

Cleveland finishes ahead of Kansas City based on head to head (1-0).

And the Steelers get saved by an awful call.

 

Well the Steelers got hosed by a call earlier that would have been huge, so I say that is even.:thumb:

AFC Playoff tiebreakers

 

New England earns the No. 3 seed ahead of Cincinnati based on strength of victory (.424 to the Bengals' .413).

Baltimore earns the No. 5 seed over Denver based on head to head (1-0).

 

 

Division tiebreakers

 

Miami finishes ahead of N.Y. Jets in division based on head to head (2-0).

Jacksonville finishes ahead of Houston in division based on head to head (2-0).

 

Conference tiebreakers

 

Jacksonville finishes ahead of Miami and Pittsburgh based on conference record (6-4 to the Dolphins' 5-5 and the Steelers' 4-6).

Miami finishes ahead of Pittsburgh and Houston based on conference record (5-5 to the Steelers' 4-6 and the Texans' 4-6).

N.Y. Jets finish ahead of Pittsburgh and Houston based on conference record (5-5 to the Steelers' 4-6 and Texans' 4-6).

Houston finishes ahead of Pittsburgh based on Common Games (3-1 to Steelers' 1-3).

Oakland finishes ahead of Buffalo based on conference record (4-6 to the Bills' 3-8).

Cleveland finishes ahead of Kansas City based on head to head (1-0).

 

There are head to head tie breakers that come into play...

Anyone wanna sort that mess out? Is it Denver?

Anyone wanna sort that mess out? Is it Denver?

 

If Philly beats them, then Balt and Pitt has the tie-breaker over them because of head to head...

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