bedir, I thought Arizona would play Seattle much closer than they did. Seattle simply destroyed the Cards. Obviously, I was wrong. With two road games left on their schedule, they're still likely to drop one of those (just looking at their road record this season) to finish 11-5 now.
And can you believe Tampa lost today against Houston? I guess that's why the games are played. No one would predict this kind of stuff. So it appears that I should have reversed the records of Seattle and Tampa.
So after today, it looks like no NFC team can beat Dallas even if Dallas gives the other team every opportunity to get the win. I can't say enough about Romo's composure on the field. He just keeps coming back even when things aren't going well for him. I still think they haven't been playing entirely well over the last several weeks, with the exception of the Green Bay game. I'm sticking with 14-2 and hoping they can prove me wrong by winning out.
Minnesota keeps rolling and Detroit looks to be finished after refusing to accept the gifts Dallas was trying to offer up.
So the teams haven't changed. Only the records. The story is the same, though. Everyone is playing for the right to be beaten in Dallas or Green Bay.
NFC East Winner: Dallas (14-2)
NFC North Winner: Green Bay (14-2)
NFC South Winner: Tampa Bay (10-6)
NFC West Winner: Seattle (11-5)
1st Wildcard: New York Giants (11-5)
2nd Wildcard: Minnesota Vikings (10-6)