Post Week 6 Tiebreakers and Playoff Positions

[CaliforniaCheez]

NFC
Division Leaders
1) Giants (6) - Better Conference winning % than Falcons
2) Falcons (1) - Better Conference winning % than Bears; Head to Head win over Saints
3) Bears (2) - Better winning % than Cardinals
4) Cardinals (4)- Better division winning % than Seahawks

Wild Cards
5) Saints (7) - Better Conference winning % than Eagles
6) Eagles (9) - Better winning % than Redskins

The Rest
7) Seahawks (10) - Better Conference winning % than Buccaneers
8) Buccaneers (5) - Better winning % than Redskins
9) Rams (11) - Head to Head win over Redskins
10) Redskins (3) - Head to Head win over Packers
11) Packers (8) - Better winning % than viking pukes
12) vikings (12) - Head to Head win over Cowboys
13) Cowboys (13) - Better winning % than Lions
14) Lions (14) - Better Conference winning % than 49'ers
15) 49'ers (16) - Better winning % than Panthers
16) Panthers (15) -

AFC

Division Leaders
1) Jets (2) - Better winning % than Steelers
2) Steelers (6) - Better winning % than Texans and Ravens
3) Texans (4) - Better winning % than Chiefs,Head to Head win over Colts
4) Chiefs (3) -

Wild Cards
5) Patriots (5) - Better winning % than Ravens
6) Ravens (1) - Better Conference winning % than Titans

The Rest
7) Titans (8) - Better division winning % than Colts
8) Colts (9) - Better winning % than Dolphins
9) Dolphins (10) - Better winning % than Jaguars
10) Jaguars (7) - Better winning % than Bengals
11) Bengals (13) - Better winning % than Raiders
12) Raiders (11) - Better division winning % than Broncos
13) Broncos (14) - Better division winning % than Chargers
14) Chargers (12) - Better winning % than Browns
15) Browns (15) - Better winning % than Bills
16) Bills (16)

Number in parentheses indicates last week's position.

Nonplayoff Teams Draft Order

1 Panthers
2 Bills
3 Lions
4 49'er's
5 Browns
6 Cowboys
7 Chargers
8 Raiders
9 Broncos
10 Bengals
11 viking pukes
12 Rams
13 Packers
14 Jaguars
15 Redskins
16 Buccaneers
17 Seahawks
18 Dolphins
19 Titans
20 Colts

[Tarlam!]

Thanks for this effort Cheez. While I hate where the Packers are positioned, I am grateful for the summary,

[MichiganPackerFan]

Thanks for this effort Cheez. While I hate where the Packers are positioned, I am grateful for the summary,
ditto - thanks!

[CaliforniaCheez]

Appreciate that. Every season has its low point.

A last minute Field Goal by Bears (many single plays would changed that)
2 Overtime losses (Crosby's doink against the Redskins and coaches not knowing that no one can line up for infinity in front of the longsnapper), the Packers could be 6-0.

What hurts the Packers are the 2 conference losses and the one divisional loss. Sunday is a divisional and a conference game. The stakes are high.

A win puts the Packers over .500 in both the division and conference. It puts the viking pukes at .500 in the division and conference and 2-4 overall.

With the Eagles at Titans, Redskins at Bears, Rams at Buccaneers, and possibly the Cowboys winning against the Giants, the Packers have a chance to move up in playoff positioning.